My newest blog post showcasing the Bounty Hunter Plugin was just released on the official @MITREcaldera blog! Its main contribution is intelligent #AdversaryEmulation with complete, realistic attack chains. Give it a read!
#redteam#cybersecurity
https://t.co/YdosLu7m4v
Interested in #AdversaryEmulation? My new blog post introduces the Bounty Hunter - a novel #Caldera plugin for intelligent cyber adversary emulation of complete, realistic cyber attack chains. Released on GitHub.
https://t.co/XLLrpFHRwx
#ThreatEmulation#CyberSecurity#RedTeam
We received a Distinguished Artifact Award for our #usesec24 paper "You Cannot Escape Me: Detecting Evasions of SIEM Rules in Enterprise Networks"! 😊
https://t.co/XaudGK1Bh7
Arrived in wonderful Philly to attend #usesec24 and #cset. If you are around come by and discuss any cool topics related to security of industrial networks / cyber-physical systems / IoT and/or intrusion detection (or simply to say hi to Spicy, our group mascot).
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Looking forward to the USENIX Security Symposium and the preceding CSET Workshop next week, where I will present AMIDES (https://t.co/Z51LaWt9s9) and COMIDDS (formerly Intrusion Detection Datasets, https://t.co/h2Izxj0pG9), respectively. 🤗
Our continuous survey of intrusion detection datasets is now called COMIDDS! Version 1.5.0 adds the number of citations for each surveyed dataset as well as three new datasets (AWID, OD-IDS2022, and SR-BH 2020): https://t.co/YlyfowhbTp
In a recent discussion on SigmaHQ. L015H4CK (Louis) brought up a topic that is often forgotten or ignored. Which is the idea that PowerShell ScriptBlock logs can and will be split into different "blocks" if the script is large enough (i.e the size of one block exceeds the size of an event log msg size).
This opens up an interesting area of bypass for powershell detections that are string / scrtipblock based that are applied only on a single block at a time.
In theory an attacker can pad a malicious script with enough garbage data at the start so that every "malicious" string is located near the end of the block. Which in turns will make the EventLog/PowerShell provider split the string into a different block which will break the detection.
This piece by Louis highlights this concept a bit more https://t.co/a5u9IcvHo5 give it a read.
AMIDES 1.0.1 fixes a few minor bugs and improves the README file, particularly adding a TL;DR section for the eager users out there. 😁
https://t.co/ozqFEyLGRO
Intrusion Detection Datasets v1.4.0 is online with three new datasets described (ISOT Botnet, UNIBS, UWF-ZeekData22) and new, nice & shiny statistics plots!
https://t.co/CU81n0jNGd
New blog post: My colleague Louis analyzes how #Sigma rules may miss malicious PowerShell scripts due to unpredictable fragmentation of script block logs: https://t.co/32q2GkjTy3
Release 1.2.0 adds more datasets to our overview of intrusion detection datasets: CIC DoS, CIC-DDoS2019, gureKddcup, and User-Computer Authentication Associations in Time. https://t.co/L2vwUsdOBa
Security research is often criticized for the poor reproducibility, but with #ACSAC2024 we hope to contribute to changing that! This is the first time we explicitly solicit #Reproduction and #Replication papers and we encourage everyone to submit: https://t.co/BViT5IU9xd
After a great dinner last night, the Forensic Rodeo took place (courtesy of the @reverseame team, with a spectacular cosplay, thanks guys!). Congratulations to the winning team JimmyThreePockets 🥇🥇
#DFRWSEU2024
Our overview of intrusion detection datasets now features a Related Work page with links and descriptions to surveys and dataset collections. More to come, contributions welcome!
https://t.co/kIXldU41KB
Here's our new USENIX ;login: article, essentially a loose summary of our Security '24 paper.
We show that threat detection in enterprise networks suffers from blind spots through SIEM rule evasion and present a mitigation called Adaptive Misuse Detection.
https://t.co/cyBzqJqtPM
We just released a comprehensive overview of datasets for research in intrusion detection! Contributions welcome, please share! https://t.co/dwmxE732us
I have finally found the time to update my "Log Sources" slide with input from @blubbfiction@phantinuss@shellcromancer@DefensiveDepth & others
Changes
- added EDR, cloud & IdP logs
- rewrote the texts in the legend
- updated values
#SIEM
https://t.co/hkaRXVbVNH
We just deployed several updates to Malpedia.
1) There is now an RSS feed available.
2) @MsftSecIntel threat actor names have been integrated as aliases.
3) Family pages have links to @virustotal collections.
4) Library entries indicate if the article language is not English.