10 articles
SUNBURST used it. DNSMessenger lived inside it. Decoy Dog delivered payloads through it. DNS tunneling turns routine name resolution into a covert command channel — here's how it works and how to catch it.
79% of attacks in 2024 used no malware. Certutil, mshta, rundll32 — execution, persistence, and evasion via Windows built-ins. Detection rules included.
Canary tokens are digital tripwires that alert you the moment an attacker touches something they shouldn't. Free, no-install, and zero false positives.
How to detect Cobalt Strike beacons in your environment — network fingerprints, process injection patterns, Sigma rules, and practical hunting queries for blue teams.
Managed Detection and Response (MDR) delivers 24/7 expert-led threat hunting and active remediation that tools alone can't provide — and solves the SOC talent shortage at a fraction of the cost.
A technical deep dive into Starkiller and PowerShell Empire — how red teams deploy and operate it, and exactly how defenders can detect and disrupt it.
A practical guide to Windows Event Log analysis for blue teams — key Event IDs, PowerShell automation, cross-version differences, and structured exports for SIEM tools.
How to find real threats with Wireshark in 2026 — encrypted traffic analysis, JA3 fingerprinting, ransomware patterns, C2 beaconing, and DNS tunneling explained step by step.
Salt Typhoon is the worst telecom breach in history. The Chinese APT stayed hidden for years inside AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. Here's the full attack chain, the tools they used, and the detection opportunities blue teams missed.
A practical guide to writing custom Wazuh detection rules for threat hunting — covering rule anatomy, decoder chaining, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and real-world detection scenarios for enterprise environments.