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A cyber criminal launching a ransomware attack: huggingface.co/spaces/dalle-… #ransomware #cyber

Fancybear launching a cyber attack: huggingface.co/spaces/dalle-… #cyber #fancybear #dalle2

'Cyberdore Dalle': huggingface.co/spaces/dalle-… #cyber #dalle #sandworm

#SaaS compromises are often alien to security analysts. Here we walk through a real-life multi-account compromise in O365 in detail: darktrace.com/en/blog/saa-s-…

From an interview of one of the #REvil operators: Hacking cyber insurers first, working through their customer list, then ransoming the insurance company themselves. therecord.media/i-scrounged-…

I mapped the ML methods and the kill chain phases explained in the paper into an infographic. May it help fellow visual thinkers!

Interesting work from @CSETGeorgetown, @BuchananBen et al, thanks for sharing! cset.georgetown.edu/wp-conte… Great to see a realistic view on this. I tried to put your combination of ML & attack phases into an infographic. May it help visual thinkers like myself. More below 👇👇

Wild stuff in there:

Just saw this, late to the show. I've approached the problem from a slightly different perspective, trying to identify the detection challenges chronologically in a cyber attack:

Great paper! You can tell it is about cyber if Sun Tzu is cited at least once ;)

Interesting to see that #APT29 used perimeter exploits for initial access. We've seen the same behaviour from other APT groups in the last few months. ncsc.gov.uk/files/Advisory-A…