BSidesLuxembourg 2026

RAKESH KRISHNAN

I am a Threat Intelligence Researcher and a regular contributor to the Infosec Community via Tweets and Investigation Blog Posts. I run a Threat Intelligence Blog named "THE RAVEN FILE" which purely focuses on Threat Intelligence Topics such as Dark Web, Ransomware Ecosystem, Scam Busting, Blockchain Analysis, etc.

Recently, I infiltrated into 0APT Ransomware Group and exposed their Modus Operandi on my latest blog post. I often expose the real IP Addresses of Ransomware Groups such as: LockBit, Kairos, etc repeatedly. 3 years back, I made it into the headlines of finding Offensive GPT Model titled "FraudGPT" which got a global recognition.

I had conducted a 3-Hour Dark Web Workshop for Conferences like:- Craccon in 2025 and at IICON in 2024 which were held in Delhi, India.

This year, I have been made into the list of Contributor of the Year by ABUSECH and SPAMHAUS for providing large number of IOCs, Ransomware Samples to the Platform, making a real impact in the Infosec Community by providing timely action for Defending the Threats.

You can read my Blog at: theravenfile.com


Session

05-06
16:00
120min
ANALYZE & HUNT DPRK ATTACKS
RAKESH KRISHNAN

This workshop offers an in-depth exploration of advanced methodologies for identifying and analyzing cyber threats emanating from North Korea (DPRK). Participants will learn practical techniques for uncovering malicious activities through Fake GitHub Repositories, Hunting DPRK-based clusters, and exploring comprehensive ByBit Heist that hacked $1.5 Billion. The session will also cover critical threat hunting strategies such as Hostname Analysis, Command and Control (C2) infrastructure identification, Fake Domain Spotting and much more. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the operational tactics of DPRK threat actors and practical skills to enhance their defensive postures against these sophisticated cyber campaigns. Please join this session to deepen your understanding of nation-state cyber operations and strengthen your threat detection capabilities.

Workshops May 6th (C1.02.06)