The recent history of breaking into Uber or reappearing reports on Emotet's activity may raise questions about the legitimacy of individual functions in the overall security organization of the organization. After all, why advanced forensics teams to produce threat intelligence or threat hunting when the problem is underlying? This very much […]
In the previous post, we looked at the creation and functionality of YARA rules, which are an invaluable aid to analysts in detecting and classifying files. Some might say, however, that today is not enough. After all, living off the land attacks are becoming more and more popular, where attackers do not use additional software, but are satisfied with [...]
Observing the practice of the US administration in the field of political tools applied to entities responsible for cyber operations against the States, indictments are one of the most visible elements. In recent years, we have seen, for example, indictments against a GRU officer, Chinese intelligence, or more recently FSB officials. On the surface, it may seem that such actions do not [...]
On counterintelligence.pl I have already devoted a lot of space to OSINT and threat intelligence. We must not forget, however, that the interview in its various forms is primarily a supporting function. It supports decision-making, incident response and detection of malicious activity. And threat hunting is an activity that one way or another must in its [...]
After traveling around the globe, we move on to the vast world of operations in cyberspace - specifically how they are analyzed and how it helps in defense. One of the inspirations for the name of this blog - counterintelligence.pl - was that the activity known as Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is, in my opinion, the activity of [...]
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