🇨🇵 Cybersecurity engineer enjoying Windows & AD security, DFIR and detection engineering @TheDFIRReport analyst

Joined November 2020
For CVE-2022-41040 and CVE-2022-41082, you should definitely keep an eye on w3wp (IIS worker process) activities. Audit process creation and hunt for suspicious w3wp children process (for instance whoami 🙃)
Microsoft Security Threat Intelligence teams have published additional analysis on observed exploitation of Exchange vulnerabilities CVE-2022-41040 and CVE-2022-41082 with security product mitigations and detections to help protect against further attacks msft.it/6010dE3KO
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Keep an eye on suspicious service creation 👀🐝 #Bumblebee #DFIR
BumbleBee: Round Two ➡️Initial Access: Bumblebee ISO>LNK>DLL ➡️Persistence: AnyDesk, Added Local Admin ➡️Discovery: LOLbins, AdFind ➡️Credentials: LSASS Dump ➡️Lateral: SMB, Remote Services, RDP ➡️C2: Bumblebee, Meterpreter, CobaltStrike thedfirreport.com/2022/09/26…
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Nice report by @Kostastsale @iiamaleks and @pigerlin ! I really enjoy the part when threat actors try to enable “Restricted Admin Mode” in order to abuse it 😂
SEO Poisoning – A Gootloader Story ➡️Initial Access: Gootloader ➡️Discovery: BloodHound, Port Scanning ➡️Credential Access: LaZagne & Mimikatz ➡️Defense Evasion: Defender Service Deletion ➡️Lat Movement: Remote Service Creation & RDP ➡️C2: #CobaltStrike thedfirreport.com/2022/05/09…
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These process event chains 👀 #dfir #FIN7
Our new research shows #FIN7 has increased the speed of their operational tempo, the scope of their targeting, and for the first time ever, we’ve observed FIN7 leverage #supplychain compromise. Read more in our latest post ⤵️ mndt.info/3DG49Bv
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