Author of Network Attacks and Exploitation: A Framework
Joined August 2015
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One thing that @networkattack points out is that anything that can be done by authorised users can be done by hackers abusing authorised users’ access.
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Great discussion. I appreciate how @rejectionking and @jfslowik consider the timescales involved in attacker/defender initiative.
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Matt Monte retweeted
In the series of “books I wish I’d read sooner” is @networkattack’s
Network Attacks and Exploitation: A Framework. I really appreciate the solid examples and the focus on humanity throughout. amazon.com/Network-Attacks-E…
I appreciate you quoting this @runasand. I first wrote it in 2014. As time passes, the idea seems to keep moving away from true in theory towards true in practice.
“The ‘better car’ theory of security breaks down when attacks can be automated and there is a potential positional use for every point of access.” — @networkattack
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Recently we chatted with author @networkattack. As @thegrugq said, “If you haven’t read ‘Network Attacks and Exploitation: A Framework’ by Matthew Monte you’re missing out on the best book on CNO available.” Our interview here: riftrecon.com/blog/2020/06/0…
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“Trying to craft a successful network defense without understanding the offense is like trying to design a flak jacket without any knowledge of ballistics. Either way, the exercise is going to end with something full of holes.” - @networkattack
The blood moon rises! Awesome to witness. Though, not so thrilled all my enemies are about to respawn.
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do you guys realize there’s a planet in our solar system entirely inhabited by robots
Honored. Thank you.
For the upcoming spring semester I’ll be teaching a graduate level Advanced Cyber Operations course at @msstate. I’ll be using @networkattack’s book as the primary text (along with lots of extra stuff I gather)
Thx @thegrugq. Happy to meetup, trade ideas, and sign for anyone in the dc area. xitter.cf/thegrugq/status/101745…
If you haven’t read “network attacks and exploitation: a framework” by Matthew Monte you’re missing out on the best book on CNO available. amazon.com/Network-Attacks-E…
"But this and Matt Monte's book are the books that should be getting read by teams looking to get up to speed from a military angle." xitter.cf/daveaitel/status/94508…
Thx. It's holding up well I think. Now If only I had been smart enough to sell it for bitcoin way back in 2015 xitter.cf/thegrugq/status/938332…
The book is probably the best one ever written on cyber. xitter.cf/McGrewSecurity/status/…
Thx for shoutout xitter.cf/mcgrewsecurity/status/… – at Brambleton, VA
With the new Humble Bundle security book set, I'd really only recommend @networkattack's _Network Attacks and Exploitation: A Framework_, but that one's so good, it alone is worth the price of the bundle humblebundle.com/books/netwo…
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Since I get many questions about infosec books worth reading, I'm just gonna leave my amazon bookmark here: amazon.com/gp/registry/wishl…
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We've launched! Thank you to all of our talented contributors for your hard work on this first… instagram.com/p/BXWt53IFjtw/
At @WilsonCenterDFP today
Q: where do you learn about hacking and security?
Participant: I follow @thegrugq
Me: good call
Thx @WilsonCenterDFP for the opportunity to present thoughts on network offense/defense to congressional staff. Lots of great questions.