Honeydocs and Offensive Countermeasures

Roy says: Microsoft Office documents are ubiquitous in the corporate environment. We have found that being able to track the spread of Microsoft Office documents has proven to have great value for security practitioners and managers - diverse uses including creating a "honey document" for tracking email scammers, stocking a honeypot (internal or external), or tracking documents for marketing purposes. This talk will demonstrate two techniques to creating honeydocs, and how to use them as an offensive countermeasure. At present, there are no tools to help you track Office documents using this technique. To my knowledge, this is the first free tool that allows you to "patch" existing documents to measure who opens your documents, from where and how often. Attendees will be able to use the web-based tool to do so on their own.