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Why Adversary Emulation ?
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How Adversary Emulation Can Enhance Blue Team Performance
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- 1 Intro
- 2 Maturity level
- 3 Why Adversary Emulation ?
- 4 Our Adversary Emulator Goals
- 5 Agenda
- 6 Architecture
- 7 Infrastructure Builder
- 8 Attack Simulator
- 9 Playbook design
- 10 Playbook - Design Concept
- 11 Dogeza Playbook Scenario
- 12 Dogeza Red-Blue Team Step
- 13 Red Team Procedure: Step 3 Initial Acce • Use CVE-2019-9194 to exploit elFinder for www-data privilege shell . elFinder is a famous file manager for web, and many 3rd party integration
- 14 Red Team Procedure: Step 7
- 15 Escalate privilege from IIS to system • Use wehshell to trigger privilege escalation
- 16 12 • Red team uses several administrative tools to control Victim C
- 17 Red team collect top confidential information and send back to Victim B's web, then these stolen data exfiltrate via Victim A's tunnel.
- 18 Metasploit Integrated
- 19 Empire Integrated
- 20 Repurpose the APT malware
- 21 APT malware - DBGPRINT
- 22 DBGPRINT stager flow
- 23 The attack method want to detect
- 24 Detect from command line
- 25 Detect from process loaded library
- 26 Check PowerShell eventlog
- 27 04 Check called API
- 28 Data Sources Evolution
- 29 Investigation ! Not Just Detection
- 30 The key benefit for the Red Team
- 31 The key benefit for the Blue Team
