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DoS attacks happen for many reasons: extortion demands, turf wars between criminal groups, anticompetitive sabotage, punishment for refusing demands, political criticism, training grounds for future...
- Incident Response Network DDoS Incident Response Cheat Sheet
DDoS response requires preparation before attacks occur: establish ISP contacts, create allowlists of critical source IPs, lower DNS TTLs, and document infrastructure. During attacks, analyze traffic...
- Incident Response 9 Convenient Lies in Information Security
Common security claims are often oversimplifications: encryption alone doesn't secure data, compliance doesn't address all necessary controls, security seals reflect limited scans, background checks...
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Security controls will eventually fail despite best intentions—design architecture to detect suspicious activities early and limit incident scope when breaches occur. Like boats engineered to stay...
- Malware Analysis Process Monitor Filters for Malware Analysis and Forensics
Process Monitor captures enormous amounts of data that can overwhelm analysts. Custom filters help by hiding boring entries or highlighting interesting events. Downloadable filter sets look for...