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Friday, November 2, 2018
Obtaining packets/flows for your IBM QRadar - The easy way
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In this previous post , I focused on replaying logs in your QRadar lab environment. However, I never took the time to show the same for how ...
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Friday, September 28, 2018
Hack and Detect - Mapping a Threat Actor's Tools, Techniques and Procedures (TTP)
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One of the critical steps in performing your network forensics analysis, is to be able to generate a visual of what transpired. This visual ...
It will be here sooner than you think. Hack and Detect - Leveraging the Cyber Kill Chain for Practical Hacking and its Detection via Network Forensics
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Learning by Practicing Hack & Detect Leveraging the Cyber Kill Chain for Practical Hacking and its Detection via Network Forensic...
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Bro Configuration
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The first set of configuration you should do once you install bro, is to tell it the network(s) you would like to protect. Realistically, th...
Installing Bro 2.6-beta2
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In this post we are looking at installing Bro network and security monitoring framework. I happen to teach this tool in the SANS SEC503 - In...
Thursday, July 12, 2018
Understanding IP Fragmentation Overlapping with Scapy
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The following alert was received from a Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) device <179>Jul 10 09:25:14 sep-papw01 SymantecServer: ...
Monday, July 9, 2018
Host based threat hunting with Australia's Cert DensityScout and Sysinternals's Sigcheck
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In this post, I'm looking at using a two different tools to detect the known unknowns. Basically, I will be doing some host based threat...
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Sunday, June 3, 2018
Remote Live Response with SANS SIFT and F-Response - Analysing the memory
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Before I get going, I must confess, I was unable to execute volatility successfully against the Windows 10 machine. I got the "imageinf...
Remote Live Response with SANS SIFT and F-Response - Analysing the disk
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Now that we have access to the remote disk as seen in this post , we can now leverage our Linux based disk tools to analyze the remotely att...
Remote Live Response with SANS SIFT and F-Response - Getting access to the data
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Before we get going, it is assumed that you have already configured and installed F-Response on your client machines. That is you have your ...
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