Seems like there is malware abusing GitHub attachments to create file links in legitimate repositories. Here's a funny example https://t.co/s32mD3vQJQ nothing special, but just seemed neat.
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@UK_Daniel_Card I mean C-suite execs can and absolutely do have direct impact/effect given they can control budgets and accept (or don't) risks that can make frontline defense harder - and in the event of a breach its unlikely an analyst is getting sacked/being held accountable like a CISO would
@SecShoggoth in theory a SOC _should_ be able to share intel - ISACs kinda solve this problem but for those without one it can feel really hard to contribute to the field at large, which many analysts would like to be doing (myself included)
@thatfrood used to work at bagelry, can confirm the worst type of people would request this - there were 2 opposing schools here, people trying to cut calories, and people trying to get as much tuna/whitefish/cream cheese into a little bread canoe as possible
@Cyb3rMonk In a mature program, maybe. A lot of my day-to-day involves operationalizing existing data-sources in new ways, pruning/tuning existing rules and documenting triage steps for the SOC. Hunting is absolutely an input, but the two functions look more like a Venn diagram to me