Posts Tagged ‘Incident Response’

In recent years, the press has widely covered high-profile cases related to threats and incidents caused by malicious software. Attackers have become more inventive.

Arman Gungor is a certified computer forensic examiner (CCE) and an e-Discovery expert with more than 21 years of experience in computer technology and technology. He is appointed as a neutral expert on computer expertise, as well as a neutral consultant on electronic discovery. In this blog, he talked about analyzing the timestamp for sending e-mail in Outlook.

Attackers are constantly improving and therefore are looking for new attacks, using evasion techniques to maintain the effectiveness of old vectors in the ever-changing protective landscape. Many of these threat participants use the obfuscation framework for common scripting languages, such as JavaScript and PowerShell, to prevent signature-based detection of conventional offensive tradecraft written in these languages. Some hidden intruders have translated their tradecraft into languages ​​that do not support this additional visibility.

There are several options for how to solve the effect of an opaque proxy server on network connections. This blog is obsessed with how you can solve this problem by volatility and lines.