Customer Success Story: Defense Contractor in The Middle East Improves Detection and Response
Success StoryHow a defense contractor with more than 5000 employees improved threat visibility in just a week with FourCore ATTACK. Validating and optimizing security controls across endpoints and maximizing the effectiveness of their industry-leading EDR and SIEM.
Aarush AhujaMon April 01, 2024
Threat-informed defense with LimaCharlie and FourCore ATTACK
ArticleAdversary emulation is a key component of Threat-informed defense. It is about impersonation, mimicking threat actors and their TTPs. The FourCore ATTACK adversary emulation platform automates emulation of threats and integrates with LimaCharlie to validate alerts and detections for these threats in real time.
Aarush AhujaSun 17 Dec, 2023
Rhysida Ransomware: History, TTPs and Adversary Emulation Plans
ArticleRhysida is a new player in the Ransomware space, first appearing in May 2023, and has been targeting industries all across the globe. In recent months, Rhysida has run campaigns compromising and extorting organizations from the government, education, healthcare, IT, and manufacturing sectors. Rhysida emerged in the Ransomware Space with a high-profile attack on the Chilean army. The group currently has more than 50 victims listed on its leak site.
ArticleAdversaries can steal credentials, cookies and other private data from browsers using various techniques. We cover how you can simulate Credential Stealing From Browser s and detect it with your security tools. Sigma Rules Inside.
Parth GolThu Oct 26, 2023
CVE-2023-36884 MS Office Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited For Espionage - Detection and Mitigation
ArticleMicrosoft has warned of six unpatched zero-day vulnerabilities including CVE-2023-36884 being exploited by attackers for financial and espionage motives. No patches are available for CVE-2023-36884, find the mitigations and detections to prevent CVE-2023-36884.
Aarush AhujaMon Jul 17, 2023
Clop Ransomware: History, Timeline, And Adversary Simulation
ArticleThe infamous Clop ransomware, mainly known as Cl0p, targets various industries and organizations, extorting data for a huge amount of ransom. It advances actively with new emerging campaigns. This blog walks through the Clop timeline, Mitre TTPs and their emulation.
Jones MartinTue Jun 03, 2023
No more Access Denied - I am TrustedInstaller
ResearchTrustedInstaller is a Service Account which is used to protect important Windows files and folders from unautorized modification. We take a look at how to obtain TrustedInstaller privileges to delete Windows Defender directory
SwapnilThu Feb 16, 2023
A Malicious Note: Hackers using Microsoft OneNote Attachments to spread malware
ArticleAttackers are constantly looking for novel approaches to infect users with malware. Recently, hackers have been using OneNote attachments in phishing emails to spread malware and password stealers to their victims.
Hardik ManochaSun Jan 29, 2023
Exploit Party: Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver Attacks
ArticleBYOVD or Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver is an attack where a threat actor brings a legitimately signed and vulnerable driver to perform malicious actions on the system. In a BYOVD attack, the attacker can use the vulnerabilities in the driver to execute malicious actions with kernel-level privileges!
SwapnilSun Jan 08, 2023
Honey, I shrunk the SOC: Measuring Threat Visibility with MITRE ATT&CK(R)
ArticleWe are excited to partner with Tidal Cyber and release our repository of attack simulations on the Tidal platform to help pave the way forward for operationalizing threat-informed defense.
Aarush AhujaWed Jan 04, 2023
EDR: Detections, Bypassess and other Shenanigans
ArticleEDR or Endpoint Detection and Response refers to an integrated endpoint security solution which continuously monitors end-point user's devices and try to prevent anomalies like Malware, Ransomware by using automated rule based response method.
Sourav SenMon Oct 28, 2022
Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day Actively Exploited In Attacks: How to Mitigate
ArticleAs of 30th Sept. 2022, A new zero-day is being actively exploited on Microsoft Exchange servers. MSRC has published guidance for customers to mitigate the vulnerability.
Aarush AhujaFri Sept 30, 2022
WhatsApp zero-day bug: What you need to know
ArticleWhatsApp silently fixed two zero-day vulnerabilities in their Android and iOS applications. These vulnerabilities let hackers take full control of the app remotely and execute arbitrary code. The two vulnerabilities are: CVE-2022-36934, an integer overflow bug on iOS and Android and CVE-2022-27492, an integer underflow bug on iOS and Android.
Aarush AhujaFri Sept 29, 2022
Ryuk Ransomware: History, Timeline, and Adversary Simulation
ArticleRyuk is ransomware attributed to the hacker group WIZARD SPIDER that has targeted governments, healthcare, manufacturing, and technology organizations. This article covers the Ryuk Attack, Threat Intel on Ryuk Ransomware, Attack Vectors involved, attack flow, IOCs and detection rules.
Hardik ManochaWed Aug 31, 2022
Detection Engineering with MITRE Top Techniques & Atomic Red Team
ArticleDetection Engineering is the process of optimizing security controls to get the most value out of them. Therefore, it is essential to prioritize your efforts according to your organization's needs and requirements. Here we cover the methodology of Detection Engineering using MITRE Top Techniques Project and Atomic Red Team.
SwapnilSat Aug 20, 2022
ATT&CK + D3FEND = D.E.A.T.H
ArticleThreats targeting cyberspace are becoming more prominent and intelligent day by day. This inherently leads to a dire demand for continuous security validation and testing. By combining the power of MITRE ATT&CK and MITRE Defend, security practitioners can effectively address threats responsibly.
Hardik ManochaSat Aug 13, 2022
New Era of Phishing Payloads
ArticlePost the Office macros deprecation, a new malware delivery method is on the rise. Container file formats like ISOs/RARs/ZIPs and LNKs/DLLs can bypass Mark-of-the-Web, Microsoft’s prime defence.
Ratan GuptaFri Aug 5, 2022
Manipulating Windows Tokens with Go
ArticleWindows Tokens are used for authentication and assigning privileges to windows programs. Understanding token manipulation is essential to detect malicious behaviours. Security professionals can use the wintoken library for token manipulation.
SwapnilWed Jul 27, 2022
Top 10 Awesome Open-Source Adversary Simulation Tools
ArticleBreach and Attack Simulation (BAS) also known as Adversary Simulation is an emerging IT security technology equipping the proactive approach to the way we look at organizational security. Open-source BAS tools like Caldera and Atomic Red Team are utilised by security professionals to assess their security infrastructure's detection capabilities against various different kind of attacker behaviours.
Hardik ManochaSun Jul 24, 2022
Genesis - The Birth of a Windows Process (Part 2)
ArticleWhat happens when you run an executable on your Windows machine? In this second and final part of the series, we will go through the exact flow CreateProcess carries out to launch a process on Windows.
Hardik ManochaSat July 16, 2022
Genesis - The Birth of a Windows Process (Part 1)
ArticleWhat happens when you run an executable on your Windows machine? This blog provides a brief overview and the flow for creating a Windows Process, the APIs and structures involved, and the Process Internals.
Hardik ManochaWed July 13, 2022
Raspberry Robin Worm infecting hundreds of Windows networks - Detection Sigma Rules
ArticleFirst spotted by the Red Canary intelligence team in Sept 2021, Raspberry Robin spreads via USB and Microsoft has discovered it to compromise hundreds of Windows networks already! Use these sigma rules to detect and prevent Raspberry Robin worm.
Aarush AhujaMon Jul 5, 2022
Jenkins discloses zero-day vulnerabilities affecting dozens of plugins
ArticleIf you are a user of Jenkins, go patch! Jenkins security team announced various bugs affecting a variety of their plugins. While patches for a few plugins have been published, several are still waiting to be patched.
Hardik ManochaMon July 04, 2022
A deep dive into Sigma rules and how to write your own threat detection rules
ArticleSigma Rules - a generic open-source signature format for SIEM Systems. What Snort is to network traffic, and YARA to files, Sigma is to logs. Released in 2017, Sigma rules are used as a common language to build detection rules for different SIEM systems.
Hardik ManochaTue June 21, 2022
Red, Blue, and Purple Teaming: A collaborative approach to Security Assurance
ArticlePurple Teaming is a new cybersecurity approach aiming to improve the collaboration between the red and blue teams. It involves sharing knowledge, continuous evaluation, and better communication between the two teams to improve the organization's cybersecurity posture.
Hardik ManochaTue June 14, 2022
Customer Success Story: Financial Services Firm improved threat visibility in two weeks
Success StoryHow a financial services firm with more than 500 employees improved threat visibility in just two weeks with FourCore ATTACK. Validating and optimizing security controls across endpoints and maximizing the effectiveness of their industry-leading EDR and SIEM.
Aarush AhujaTue Jun 07, 2022
Using Windows Event Log IDs for Threat Hunting
ArticleWindows logs every action with a unique event ID. Security analysts can utilize these logs for threat hunting and enrich detections to identify attackers efficiently. Let's take a look at the different tools and Event IDs you can use for threat hunting
SwapnilMon Jun 06, 2022
New zero-day code execution vulnerability in MS Office - Follina
ArticleIndependent security research team nao_sec reported a file submitted from Belarus exploiting the ms-msdt protocol and template injection to achieve zero-click code execution in MS Word. And this is not a good one!
Aarush AhujaMon May 30, 2022
F5 BIG-IP critical vulnerability exploited by attackers to gain unauthenticated RCE
ArticleIf you are a user of F5 BIG-IP, go patch! CVE-2022-1388 is a vulnerability in F5 BIG-IP that allows an unauthenticated attacker to run arbitrary commands, modify files, or disable services on unpatched systems.
Aarush AhujaMon May 16, 2022
The curious case of mavinject.exe
ArticleMavinject, described as Microsoft Application Visualisation Injector, is a signed Microsoft executable that can be abused to perform arbitrary code injections inside any running process.
Hardik ManochaThu May 05, 2022
Privilege escalation vulnerabilities discovered in Linux known as Nimbuspwn
ArticleMicrosoft has disclosed a group of vulnerabilities in Linux known as Nimbuspwn that allows attackers to gain root privileges on a vulnerable system. Find out if you are vulnerable.
Aarush AhujaFri April 29, 2022
Colibri Loader's unique Persistence Technique using Get-Variable cmdlet
ArticleColibri Loader uses a novel method of Persistence which makes use of Get-Variable cmdlet to run its executable every time powershell is launched. Here we cover the method, why it works, and how to detect such TTPs.
SwapnilTue Apr 26, 2022
Critical Zero-Click Zero-Day Vulnerability in Windows RPC (CVE-2022-26809)
ArticleCVE-2022-26809 is a very high impact vulnerability impacting more than 700,000 Windows machines exposed to the internet. Here we cover what the vulnerabilty is, if you are vulnerable to it and how you can mitigate the vulnerability.
Aarush AhujaMon Apr 18, 2022
firedrill: an open source malware simulation harness
ArticleWe have open-sourced firedrill, a malware simulation harness. Simulate attacker TTPs and validate your security controls. Download it now from GitHub.
Aarush AhujaSun Jan 23, 2022
This cyber attack can cost you $4mn.
ArticleThe pandemic has accelerated the transformation of a hybrid workplace, and the expansion of the attack surface is inevitable. Although teams coordinate and engage remotely, "socially engineered" phishing attacks have become an unwanted risk and a nuisance for defenders. Phishing attacks have always been prevalent in the cybersecurity threat landscape, giving attackers a foothold into your infrastructure and wreaking havoc on organizations, with attacks and adversaries becoming more sophisticated, dynamic and persistent than ever. According to IBM, Phishing Attacks can cost organizations over $4mn in the event of a breach and is the second-most frequent reason for breaches!
Hardik ManochaFri Jan 14, 2022
Red Team Adventure: Digging into Windows Endpoints for EDRs and profit
ArticleEDRHunt is an open-source security tool to fingerprint security solutions (such as EDRs and AVs) installed on Windows. Download the binary from GitHub.
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