@hacks4pancakes EDR development.
Cool part: lots of interesting OS internals research and implementing cool detection features.
Lame part: hours of debugging customer issues that are all caused by a customer believing that installing 3 EDRs gives them better security.
There are many days where I question if I want to work in cybersecurity anymore...but then I come across an article like "Hackers using squirrelwaffle loader to deploy qakbot" and you realize nahhh this is why I like this shit 😂I'll stay.
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Been there, done that.
— wouldn’t do it again.
If I could go back I’d tell myself to learn more about time management, productivity, and deep work.
Whatever time you think you saved by working insane hours and sacrificing your weekends will bite you back in the form of burnout.
Really excited to release SysmonConfigPusher, designed to make Sysmon configuration deployments easier and lower the barrier of entry to Sysmon deployments. Check it out here:
https://t.co/l9XqEHwMAj
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I have had 3 friends end up in the hospital with stroke like symptoms, two ended up with strokes, and one is undiagnosed. Yesterday I went to the hospital with heart attack symptoms & my blood pressure was 194/145.
Prolonged stress is killing us. Plz take care of yourselves.
Given the feedback from some of the companies who run the products on the list, here’s a revamped version without certain products. Let’s hope everyone can learn to maximise coverage using multiple products or understand the scope of their EDR’s coverage. Cc @MrUn1k0d3r#redteam
Please understand that if you have neglected your Infosec program for years, no amount of money will fix it in the next 12 months. It takes multiple years, of the right people, building the proper processes and controls for a program to be in a good place.