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Tag Archives: Incident Reponse
Decrypting Traffic in Wireshark
If you have a HTTPS session captured and are looking at unlocking the secrets that lie within, you are probably looking at Wireshark with eternal optimism hoping that somehow the magical blue fin will answer all of problems…. Sadly that’s … Continue reading
Cyber Security Challenge Masterclass 2016
This year’s Cyber Security Challenge Masterclass saw over 40 contestants battling to become crowned the winner. I was fortunate enough to be invited as an assessor for the whole event. What follows are my views and interpretation of the event. … Continue reading
Types of Threat – Explained
From a high level what are the types or categories of threats faced by the Security professional? Let’s go over some basics. Internal Authorised Internal Unauthorised Internal to External External to Internal External to External (new) The first 4 are … Continue reading
Pass-the-hash Mitigation – Tip of the Day
I have been recently researching Pass the Hash mitigation techniques and I have found that there are the usual comments about not logging on to workstations with Admin accounts, ensuring your local admin accounts don’t have the same password, ensuring … Continue reading
Incident Response Process Phase 3 – Containment
First Steps When moving into the containment phase an incident has already been declared. It is now time to categorise the incident and relay this to the customer/management. The categorisation or characterisation of the incident can be broken down into … Continue reading
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Incident Response Process Phase 2 – Identification
Identification I was going to do another section on Preparation, but I realised I could continue with that until the end of days. So lets move on to Identification How does the Identification phase start? There are a multitude of … Continue reading
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Incident Response Process Phase 1 – Preparation
This phase is open-ended, you will always be tweaking and fiddling policies and technologies to make the environment as secure as you can. Just as you think it’s fixed, a zero day comes along and ruins your picnic. So what … Continue reading
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Incident Response Process
Today I am going to discuss the basics of an Incident Response process. I did not create this, I would love to give credit to those who did! There are other variations out there, however they all follow the basic … Continue reading
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