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The article focuses on threat hunting techniques related to Cobalt Strike, a popular tool used for penetration testing and malicious cyber activities. It discusses the importance of identifying and mitigating threats posed by such tools, emphasizing proactive measures to enhance cybersecurity defenses.
The article discusses the release of a benchmark for evaluating LLM-based agents in threat hunting, focusing on security question-answering pairs. It details the setup process for a MYSQL database using Docker, instructions for environment configuration, and how to generate and evaluate questions based on security incidents. Additionally, it provides information on installation requirements and links to related resources.
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The article outlines a methodology for utilizing the VirusTotal API to identify malicious shortcut (.LNK) files and analyze their command line parameters for threat hunting. It emphasizes the importance of external intelligence in threat detection and demonstrates how to gather, analyze, and visualize LNK file data using various tools and techniques. The ultimate goal is to build effective analytics for detecting initial access attempts through shortcut files.
Understanding the distinctions between Indicators of Attack (IoAs), Indicators of Compromise (IoCs), and fraud indicators is essential for effective threat hunting in cybersecurity. IoAs serve as proactive alerts to potential threats, while IoCs provide forensic evidence after a breach. The article emphasizes the importance of utilizing appropriate KQL queries to detect these indicators and enhance organizational security.
Stormshield's CTI team discovered servers linked to APT35, an Iranian APT group known for phishing campaigns. The team provided insights on how to identify these servers, highlighting ongoing phishing tactics targeting various sectors, particularly in Israel. They shared specific indicators of compromise and methods for tracking related domains.