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Ransomware, interrupted: Sodinokibi and the supply chain

Ransomware, interrupted: Sodinokibi and the supply chain

Learn how Elastic Endpoint Security's behavior-based protections prevented a targeted ransomware attack on multiple endpoints.

David French
Okta and LAPSUS$: What you need to know

Okta and LAPSUS$: What you need to know

The latest organization under the microscope of the LAPSUS$ group is Okta. Threat hunt for the recent breach targeting Okta users using these simple steps in Elastic

Jake King
Nimbuspwn: Leveraging vulnerabilities to exploit Linux via Privilege Escalation

Nimbuspwn: Leveraging vulnerabilities to exploit Linux via Privilege Escalation

Microsoft 365 Defender team released a post detailing several identified vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities allow adversarial groups to escalate privileges on Linux systems, allowing for deployment of payloads, ransomware, or other attacks.

Jake King
Collecting and operationalizing threat data from the Mozi botnet

Collecting and operationalizing threat data from the Mozi botnet

The Mozi botnet is an ongoing malware campaign targeting unsecured and vulnerable networking devices. This post will showcase the analyst journey of collecting, analyzing, and operationalizing threat data from the Mozi botnet.

Andrew Pease
Testing your Okta visibility and detection with Dorothy and Elastic Security

Testing your Okta visibility and detection with Dorothy and Elastic Security

Dorothy is a tool for security teams to test their visibility and detection capabilities for their Okta environment. IAM solutions are frequently targeted by adversaries but poorly monitored. Learn how to get started with Dorothy in this post.

David French
Practical security engineering: Stateful detection

Practical security engineering: Stateful detection

By formalizing stateful detection in your rules, as well as your engineering process, you increase your detection coverage over future and past matches. In this blog post, learn why stateful detection is an important concept to implement.

Samir Bousseaden
Embracing offensive tooling: Building detections against Koadic using EQL

Embracing offensive tooling: Building detections against Koadic using EQL

Find new ways to build behavioral detections against post-exploitation frameworks such as Koadic using Event Query Language (EQL).

Daniel Stepanic

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