ADTrapper is a platform for analyzing Windows Active Directory authentication logs. It offers over 50 detection rules, anomaly analysis, and visualizations to help cybersecurity professionals identify threats. Users can upload logs anonymously and run the tool easily with Docker.

This article discusses using a 3D visualization model called Time-Terrain-Behavior (TTB) to identify unusual workstation behavior in security data. By analyzing patterns without prior knowledge of what to look for, the approach reveals outlier workstations that may indicate compromise. The method is applied to the BOTS v2 dataset for practical validation.

Grafana 12.3 introduces new features for interactive learning, enhanced logs visualization, and improved data exploration. Key updates include a redesigned logs panel, new context features, and the ability to export dashboards as images. A critical security fix is also included.

dAWShund is a suite of tools designed to enumerate, evaluate, and visualize AWS IAM policies to ensure comprehensive access management and mitigate misconfigurations. It consolidates Identity-Based Policies and Resource-Based Policies, simulates effective permissions, and provides visual representations of access levels within AWS environments using Neo4j. Contributions to enhance the tool are encouraged, and it operates under the BSD3 License.