Detect Ghost-In-The-Logs (when executed disables all ETW)
Sigma: https://github.com/Neo23x0/sigma/pull/704/files
Source: https://twitter.com/xknow\_infosec/status/1247932564293275650
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Sigma: https://github.com/Neo23x0/sigma/pull/704/files
Source: https://twitter.com/xknow\_infosec/status/1247932564293275650
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π@malwr
GitHub
Detect Ghost-In-The-Logs (disabling/bypassing ETW) by Iveco Β· Pull Request #704 Β· SigmaHQ/sigma
possible detections for Ghost-In-The-Logs
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The story of how I created a way to port Windows Apps to Linux
π£ruidfigueiredo
You should take a look at AvaloniaUI for .NET, you can make native cross platform apps and it also should be easy to port from WPF.
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Why not just build your Electron app with native extensions?
Itβs not really a way to port Windows Apps itβs a way to turn Windows Apps into a server and make a whole new GUI in HTML.
π€TinyCollection
So basically write a server in .NET, a client in javascript + html, bundle them together using electron, and use stdin/stdout for for communication instead of a proper RPC framework.
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π£ruidfigueiredo
You should take a look at AvaloniaUI for .NET, you can make native cross platform apps and it also should be easy to port from WPF.
π€QuinnBorn
Why not just build your Electron app with native extensions?
Itβs not really a way to port Windows Apps itβs a way to turn Windows Apps into a server and make a whole new GUI in HTML.
π€TinyCollection
So basically write a server in .NET, a client in javascript + html, bundle them together using electron, and use stdin/stdout for for communication instead of a proper RPC framework.
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The Blinking Caret
The story of how I created a way to port Windows Apps to Linux - The Blinking Caret
Some day during a weekend sometime around the summer in 2018 I was doing house chores while listening to a podcast. The podcast I was listening to is called Coder Radio, and I was specifically listening to episode #322 Not so QT. That episode is about usingβ¦
Crime stories in digital forensics?
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https://www.digital-detective.net/digital-evidence-discrepancies-casey-anthony-trial/
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Crime stories in digital forensics? Any resource recommendations in learning about cases and crime stories involving digital forensics?
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https://www.digital-detective.net/digital-evidence-discrepancies-casey-anthony-trial/
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Here are some case studies: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9irkLlgx28f9MJbL\_ini0p1ZAGsHiKa5
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reddit
Crime stories in digital forensics?
Crime stories in digital forensics? Any resource recommendations in learning about cases and crime stories involving digital forensics?
Despite Infighting and Volatility, Iran Maintains Aggressive Cyber Operations Structure
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Recordedfuture
Despite Infighting and Volatility, Iran Maintains Aggressive Cyber Operations Structure
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Deep Dive Into TrickBot Executor Module "mexec": Hidden "Anchor" Bot Nexus Operations
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SentinelLabs
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For that price, a decompiler is a must for me, and even then I would find it too expensive. I would much rather see it sit at $100 a year, with decompiler included for non commercial / private use. Then I will definitely consider it.
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subscription model, only one processor, and apparently no hex-rays... i'm not sure how this is supposed to be more attractive than ghidra or pirated ida.
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no decompiler
only one CPU arch
It does not looks good and it feels expensive for hobbyist.
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π£TheAdubbz
For that price, a decompiler is a must for me, and even then I would find it too expensive. I would much rather see it sit at $100 a year, with decompiler included for non commercial / private use. Then I will definitely consider it.
π€Miracleb
subscription model, only one processor, and apparently no hex-rays... i'm not sure how this is supposed to be more attractive than ghidra or pirated ida.
π€Effective_Swing
no decompiler
only one CPU arch
It does not looks good and it feels expensive for hobbyist.
π€Thaxll
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