APT exploits Windows zero-day to launch zombie IE attack https://trib.al/ojRTBuu
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🔍 Just wrapped up the "Investigating Windows" CTF challenge on TryHackMe, and what a fascinating journey it's been! 💻🕵️♂️ This room, dedicated to forensic investigation on Windows machines, provided an immersive dive into the intricate world of digital forensics. 🖥️🔒 From analyzing system artifacts to uncovering hidden clues, every step pushed me to sharpen my investigative skills and deepen my understanding of Windows operating systems. 🕵️♀️💡 A big shoutout to TryHackMe for yet another enlightening and hands-on learning experience! 🙌 And immense gratitude to the creators of "Investigating Windows" for crafting such a detailed and insightful CTF challenge. 🎩 Ready to apply these newfound forensic skills to real-world scenarios! 💼🔍 #tryhackme #ctf #forensicinvestigation #windows #cybersecurity #infosec #handsonlearning #continuouslearning 🖥️🔐
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Lazarus APT exploited zero-day in Windows driver to gain kernel privileges: North Korea-linked Lazarus APT exploited a zero-day flaw in the Windows AppLocker driver (appid.sys) to gain kernel-level access to target systems. Avast researchers observed North Korea-linked Lazarus APT group using an admin-to-kernel exploit for a zero-day vulnerability in the appid.sys AppLocker driver. The zero-day, tracked as CVE-2024-21338 has been addressed by Microsoft in the February […]
Lazarus APT exploited 0-day in Win driver to gain kernel privileges
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Excited to Share My Recent Achievement! 🚀 I am thrilled to announce that I have recently completed the "Investigating Windows" session on TryHackMe! 🎉 Throughout this engaging and challenging course, I honed my skills in: 🔍 Windows Forensics: Learned how to analyze and extract critical information from Windows systems. 🛡️ Incident Response: Developed a deep understanding of how to respond to security incidents on Windows platforms. 🖥️ Log Analysis: Mastered the techniques of parsing and interpreting Windows event logs to uncover hidden activities. 🔧 Tool Proficiency: Gained hands-on experience with essential tools like Sysinternals Suite, Volatility, and more. This experience has not only enhanced my technical expertise but also reinforced the importance of vigilance and thorough investigation in cybersecurity. I am excited to apply these skills to real-world scenarios and contribute to a more secure digital environment.
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It is an honor to obtain another badge from TryHackMe. 😎 A badge for Incidences Response and Forensic in Investigating a Window Machine, it is a job to investigate a Windows machine and find clues to what the hacker might have done. Skills obtained include: · Finding the version of and the year of the machine. · A user who logged onto the machine, the time he/she logged in, and its IP address. · Walkthrough to find a malicious schedule task, daily runtime, and where is located. · Locate the compromised file and the tools used to obtain the window password. · Going through the system to find the port that was opened for the attacker to gain access. What then is freedom if not being on the right track
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My third writeup! Relevant challenge is focusing more on Windows exploitation, understanding SMB protocol, and using automated scanning for vulnerabilities. This is considerably harder than what I used to, which is great for pushing out of the comfort zone!
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Interested in windows forensics? Take a look at this room on #tryhackme . Stay ahead of the threat actors!
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Despite the fact that this course focuses on Windows browsers’ artifacts, an understanding of Windows browser forensics will simplify understanding of any OS browser forensics https://lnkd.in/dH7N58pt #infosec #cybersecurity #pentest #pentesting #hacking #hackers #opensource
Browser Forensics (W57) - Digital Forensics Course Online - eForensics
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The Void Banshee APT exploited the CVE-2024-38112 Windows zero-day to infect systems with the Atlantida stealer. The post APT Exploits Windows Zero-Day to Execute Code via Disabled Internet Explorer appeared first on SecurityWeek.
APT Exploits Windows Zero-Day to Execute Code via Disabled Internet Explorer
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Detecting browser data theft using Windows Event Logs https://lnkd.in/d-ABmCV4 This blog describes one set of signals for use by system administrators or endpoint detection agents that should reliably flag any access to the browser’s protected data from another application on the system. By increasing the likelihood of an attack being detected, this changes the calculus for those attackers who might have a strong desire to remain stealthy, and might cause them to rethink carrying out these types of attacks against our users.
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