HTTP protocol attack methods

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Network threat hunting essentials: Staying proactive

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  • The importance of network threat hunting

    2m 54s
• 1. Thinking like the Adversary: Threat Actors 1. Thinking like the Adversary: Threat Actors

  • Threat actor types and motivations

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    Crown jewel identification

    2m 33s
• 2. Network Data Sources 2. Network Data Sources

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    Network threat hunting data sources

    2m 52s
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    Threat hunting in packets

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    Threat hunting using network flow

    5m 17s
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    Threat hunting in infrastructure logs

    3m 53s
• 3. Network Threat Hunting Tools 3. Network Threat Hunting Tools

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    Use an SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) for threat-hunting

    4m 13s
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    Use Wireshark for threat-hunting

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    Use IDS or IPS for threat-hunting

    6m 40s
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    Use Bro or Zeek for threat-hunting

    3m 51s
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    Security Onion

    4m 52s
• 4. Hunting the Undetected 4. Hunting the Undetected

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    Leverage IOCs in threat hunting

    3m 52s
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    Baseline to identify anomalies

    4m 7s
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    Least frequency analysis to identify outliers

    4m 15s
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    Hypothesis threat hunting

    3m 42s
• 5. How Hackers Abuse Protocols 5. How Hackers Abuse Protocols

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    HTTP protocol attack methods

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    HTTPS protocol attack methods

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    SMB protocol attack methods

    3m 34s
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    DNS protocol attack methods

    3m 27s
• 6. Network Threat Hunts 6. Network Threat Hunts

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    Hunt command and control (C2)

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    Hunt lateral movement

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    Hunt remote desktop software

    4m 52s
• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Continue with network threat hunting

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