This is the complete card list for the decks loaded by B&B Shuffle, the free, unofficial online companion for Backdoors & Breaches. Cards are grouped by deck and then by type – initial compromise, pivot and escalate, C2 and exfiltration, persistence, procedure, inject and consultant. The interactive catalogue shows the card faces, card text, TOOLS and DETECTION sections; this page is the text index search engines and screen readers can follow. Backdoors & Breaches is published by Black Hills Information Security and Antisyphon Training; this project is not affiliated with either.
Core Deck 53 cards
The original Core deck, and Engine-V2’s default.
Initial Compromise (10)
- Phish
- Web Server Compromise
- External Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- Password Spray
- Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploitable External Service
- Credential Stuffing
Pivot & Escalate (7)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Stuffing
- New Service Creation
- Local Privilege Escalation
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- DNS as C2
- Windows Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS)
- Gmail, Tumblr, Salesforce, Twitter as C2
- Domain Fronting as C2
Persistence (9)
- Malicious Service/Just Malware
- DLL Attacks
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shimming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Evil Firmware
- Accessibility Features
Procedure (11)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Review
- NetFlow,Zeek/Bro,Real Intelligence Threat Analytics (RITA) Analysis
- Internal Segmentation
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
Inject (10)
- Honeypots Deployed
- It was a Pentest
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- SIEM Analyst Returns from Splunk Training
- Take One Procedure Card Away
- Give the Defenders a Random Procedure Card
- Lead Handler Has a Baby, Takes FMLA Leave
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal Takes Your Only Skills Handler Into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Management Has Just Approved the Release of a New Procedure
Core 3.1 57 cards
Official Core Deck v3.1 – downloaded from backdoorsandbreaches.com.
Initial Compromise (10)
- Credential Stuffing
- Exploited External Service
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Social Engineering
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- External Password Spray
- Insider Threat
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Compromised Web Server
- Phishing
Pivot & Escalate (7)
- Local Privilege Escalation (LPE)
- New Service Creation or Modification
- Credential Harvesting
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Broadcast or Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Kerberoasting
- Internal Password Spray
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- Domain Fronting as C2
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- HTTPS as Exfil
- HTTP as Exfil
Persistence (9)
- Accessibility Features
- Malicious Firmware
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Application Shimming
- New User Added
- Malicious Driver
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Service
Procedure (15)
- Permissions Audit
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Memory Analysis
- Crisis Management
- Isolation
- Endpoint Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Network Threat Hunting
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Server Analysis
- Firewall Log Review
- Memory Analysis
Inject (10)
- Honeypots Deployed
- It was a Pentest
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- SIEM Analyst Returns from Splunk Training
- Take One Procedure Card Away
- Give the Defenders a Random Procedure Card
- Lead Handler Has a Baby, Takes FMLA Leave
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal Takes Your Only Skills Handler Into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Management Has Just Approved the Release of a New Procedure
Green Expansion v2 16 cards
Expansion set – toggle it on in the Engine-V2 Scenario Editor to merge into any loaded deck.
Initial Compromise (3)
- Exploitation of Missing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
- Supply Chain Attack
- Physical Access
Pivot & Escalate (5)
- Server Message Block (SMB) Abuse
- Internal Spearphishing
- Access Token Manipulation
- Stale Network Address Configurations (SNAC) Attack
- Cleartext Passwords in Files
C2 / Exfiltration (1)
- Physical Medium as Exfil
Persistence (4)
- Third-Party Malware Injection
- Malicious Email Rules
- Service Recovery Hijacking
- Startup Registry Injection
Procedure (3)
- Call a Consultant
- Physical Security Review
- Site Walkthrough
Expansion 1 35 cards
Expansion pack – toggle it on in the Engine-V2 Scenario Editor to merge into any loaded deck.
Initial Compromise (3)
- Missing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) Protection
- Supply Chain Attack
- Physical Access
Pivot & Escalate (5)
- SMB Weakness
- Internal Spearphishing
- Access Token Manipulation
- Stale Network Address Configurations (SNAC) Attack
- Cleartext Passwords in Files
Persistence (5)
- Event Triggered Malware
- Malware Injection into Client Software
- Malicious Email Rules
- Windows Service Recovery Actions
- Registry Keys for Persistence
Procedure (1)
- Call a Consultant
Inject (10)
- Food Poisoning
- SIEM Goes Down
- This Isn't the First Time, and Won't Be the Last
- EDR Compromise
- Attackers Taunt You
- Attackers Timestomp Key Evidence Files
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished...
- Our Friend “Hacky”
- Is It Getting Hot in Here?
- "Don't Forget to Smash the Subscribe Button!"
Consultant (9)
- Alethe Denis
- Tim Medin
- Jorge Orchilles
- Alissa Torres
- Dieter Smith
- Marcus J. Carey
- Robert M. Lee
- Chloé Messdaghi
- Eric Conrad
Exfiltration (2)
- Traffic Signaling
- Exfiltration Over Physical Medium
ICS-OT 52 cards
ICS/OT focused deck.
Initial Compromise (8)
- Vendor Portal
- Dual-Homed Device
- Infected Authorized Vendor Laptop
- Data Historian Compromise
- IT Compromised With Shared Domain Trust
- Dirty USB
- Exploitable API
- Insider Threat
Pivot & Escalate (8)
- Malicious Project Files
- EWS Issues Rogue Commands
- Modifying Read/Write Scripts
- Internal Password Spray
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Privilege Escalation
- GPO Push of Scheduled Tasks
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- Screenshot Exfil
- Bridged System
- Exfiltration Over Physical Medium
- HTTP as Exfil
- TCP Handshakes as Morse Code
- DNS as C2
Persistence (9)
- Stolen Engineering Workstation (EWS) Account
- Malicious Logon Scripts
- GPO Modification
- Malicious Report Macros
- HMI Graphics Manipulation
- Malicious Firmware
- Autorun Malware
- New User Added
- Accessibility Features
Procedure (12)
- Sequence of Events (SOE) Analysis
- Protocol Analysis
- Crisis Management
- Site Walkthrough
- Shodan Review
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Review
- Consequence-Driven Threat Hunting
- Employee Interviews
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Memory Analysis
Inject (9)
- Unexpected PLC State Change
- Safety Instrumented System (SIS) Tampering
- Mediation
- You Can't Get There From Here
- Emergency Facility Shutdown
- Legacy Knowledge
- No High Availability (HA) System
- No Shirt, No Shoes
- USB Worm
Core v1 52 cards
Original v1 Core deck (dev-site archive).
Initial Compromise (10)
- Phish
- Web Server Compromise
- External Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- Password Spray
- Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploitable External Service
- Credential Stuffing
Pivot & Escalate (7)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Stuffing
- New Service Creation
- Local Privilege Escalation
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- DNS as C2
- Windows Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS)
- Gmail, Tumblr, Salesforce, Twitter as C2
- Domain Fronting as C2
Persistence (9)
- Malicious Service/Just Malware
- DLL Attacks
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shimming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Evil Firmware
- Accessibility Features
Procedure (10)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Review
- NetFlow,Zeek/Bro,Real Intelligence Threat Analytics (RITA) Analysis
- Internal Segmentation
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
Inject (10)
- Honeypots Deployed
- It was a Pentest
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- SIEM Analyst Returns from Splunk Training
- Take One Procedure Card Away
- Give the Defenders a Random Procedure Card
- Lead Handler Has a Baby, Takes FMLA Leave
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal Takes Your Only Skills Handler Into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Management Has Just Approved the Release of a New Procedure
Core v3 52 cards
Core v3 deck (dev-site archive).
Initial Compromise (10)
- Phishing
- Web Server Compromise
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- External Service Exploitation
- Credential Stuffing
Pivot & Escalate (7)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Privilege Escalation (LPE)
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domain Fronting as C2
Persistence (9)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shimming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
Procedure (13)
- Server Analysis
- Security Infomation and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analysis (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Anaylsis
- Permissions Audit
Inject (7)
- False Alarm: It was a Penetration Test
- Data Uplaoded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- 'Policy? What Policy?'
- Luck of the SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills The System you are Reviewing
- Legal Takes Your Most Skilled Handler Into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
Core v2.2 52 cards
Core v2.2 deck (dev-site archive).
Initial Compromise (10)
- Phish
- Web Server Compromise
- External Cloud Access
- Inside Threat
- Password Spray
- Social Engineering
- Trusted Relationship
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploitable External Service
- Credential Stuffing
Pivot & Escalate (7)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting/ASREPRoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Stuffing
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Privilege Escalation
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- DNS as C2
- Windows Backgound Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS)
- Gmail, Tumblr, Salesforce, Twitter as C2
- Domain Fronting as C2
Persistence (9)
- Malicious Service
- DLL Attacks
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Applicaiton Shimming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Evil Firmware
- Accessibility Features
Procedure (11)
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Server Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting - Zeek/RITA Analysis
- Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
Inject (9)
- Honeypots Deployed
- It Was a Pentest
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- SIEM Analyst Returns From Splunk Training
- Take One Procedure Card Away
- Give The Defenders a Random Procedure Card
- Lead Handler Has a Baby, Takes FMLA Leave
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal Takes Your Most Skilled Handler Into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
CoreV3 Plus Expansion 92 cards
Core v3 with its expansion cards merged in (dev-site archive).
Initial Compromise (13)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Missing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) Protection
- Supply Chain Attack
- Physical Access
Pivot & Escalate (12)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- SMB Weakness
- Internal Spearphishing
- Access Token Manipulation
- Stale Network Address Configurations (SNAC) Attack
- Cleartext Passwords in Files
C2 / Exfiltration (7)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Exfiltration Over Physical Medium
Persistence (14)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Event Triggered Malware
- Malware Injection Into Client Software
- Malicious Email Rules
- Windows Service Recovery Actions
- Registry Keys for Persistence
Procedure (15)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Call a Consultant
- Physical Security Review
Inject (17)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Food Poisoning
- SIEM Goes Down
- This Isn't the First Time, and Won't Be the Last
- EDR Compromise
- Attackers Taunt You
- Attackers Timestomp Key Evidence Files
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished...
- Our Friend, Hacky
- Is it Getting Hot in Here?
- Don't Forget to Smash the Subscribe Button!
Consultant (14)
- Alethe Denis
- Time Medin
- Jorge Orchilles
- Alissa Torres
- Dieter Smith
- Marcus J. Carey
- Robert M. Lee
- Chloe Messdaghi
- Eric Conrad
- John Strand
- Joff Thyer
- Beau Bullock
- Richard Phung
- Edward Miro
Core Spanish 1.0 52 cards
Spanish-language Core deck.
Initial Compromise (10)
- Phishing
- SERVIDOR WEB COMPROMETIDO
- ACCESO EXTERNO A LA NUBE
- AMENAZA INTERNA
- Password Spray
- RELACIÓN DE CONFIANZA
- INGENIERÍA SOCIAL
- TRAE TU PROPIO DISPOSITIVO (BYOD) (COMPROMETIDO)
- SERVICIO EXTERNO EXPLOTABLE
- USO DE CREDENCIALES ROBADAS
Pivot & Escalate (7)
- PASSWORD SPRAY INTERNO
- KERBEROASTING/ASREPROASTING
- ENVENENAMIENTO DE PROTOCOLOS BROADCAST/MULTICAST
- UTILIZANDO ACTIVE DIRECTORY COMO UN ARMA
- USO DE CREDENCIALES ROBADAS
- CREACION/MODIFICACIÓN DE NUEVO SERVICIO
- ESCALAMIENTO DE PRIVILEGIOS LOCALES
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- HTTP COMO CANAL DE EXFILTRACIÓN
- HTTPS COMO CANAL DE EXFILTRACIÓN
- DNS Como C2
- SERVICIO DE TRANSFERENCIA INTELIGENTE EN SEGUNDO PLANO DE WINDOWS (BITS)
- GMAIL, TUMBLR, SALESFORCE, TWITTER COMO C2
- ENCUBRIMIENTO DE DOMINIOS COMO C2
Persistence (9)
- SERVICIO MALICIOSO
- ATAQUES CON DLL
- ADICIÓN DE NUEVO USUARIO
- CONTROLADOR MALICIOSO
- SHIMMING DE APLICACIONES
- PLUGINS DE NAVEGADOR MALICIOSOS
- SCRIPTS DE INICIO DE SESIÓN
- FIRMWARE MALICIOSO
- CARACTERÍSTICAS DE ACCESIBILIDAD
Procedure (11)
- ANÁLISIS DEL SERVIDOR
- ANÁLISIS DE BITACORAS DE SIEM
- REVISIÓN DE BITÁCORAS DE FIREWALL
- CACERÍA DE AMENAZAS DE RED CON HERRAMIENTAS ZEEK Y RITA
- CIBERENGAñO
- ANÁLISIS DE SEGURIDAD DE PROTECCIÓN DE ENDPOINTS
- ANÁLISIS DE COMPORTAMIENTO DE USUARIOS Y ENTIDADES (UEBA)
- ANÁLISIS DE ENDPOINTS
- AISLAMIENTO
- GESTIÓN DE CRISIS
- ANÁLISIS DE MEMORIA
Inject (9)
- HONEYPOTS DESPLEGADOS
- FUE UN PENTEST
- DATOS SUBIDOS A PASTEBIN
- ANALISTA DE SIEM VUELVE DEL ENTRENAMIENTO EN SPLUNK
- QUITAR UNA CARTA DE PROCEDIMIENTOS
- PROVEE A LOS DEFENSORES CON UNA CARTA DE PROCEDIMIENTO AL AZAR
- EL/LA COORDINADOR(A) DE INCIDENTES SE TOMA VACACIONES DE PATERNIDAD/MATERNIDAD
- EL PASANTE ROBERTITO INHABILITA EL SISTEMA QUE SE ENCUENTRA BAJO REVISIÓN.
- EL DEPARTAMENTO LEGAL SE LLEVA A TU MEJOR COORDINADOR DE INCIDENTES A UNA REUNION PARA EXPLICAR EL INCIDENTE QUE SE ESTÁ INVESTIGANDO.
Cloud Security 86 cards
Cloud-focused sponsor expansion.
Initial Compromise (17)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Cloud Service Password Spray
- Cloud Service Provider Vulnerability
- Credentials Posted Publicly in a Code Repository
- Malicious OAuth Applciation
- Misconfigured MFA
- Public Storage Bucket Exposed
- Out-of-Band Phish
Pivot & Escalate (15)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Query of Cloud APIs
- Credentials Exposed in Environment Variables
- Credential Store Compromise
- Instance Metadata Service Access
- Malicious File Upload to Shared File Service
- Identity and Acess Management (IAM) Policy Abuse
- Misconfigured Container Image Compromise
- Search and Pillage Emails
C2 / Exfiltration (9)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Create Inbox Rules to Forward Emails
- Malicious Serverless Function
- Virtual Machine Access via Web Portal
Persistence (13)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Backdoored Container Image
- Cross-Tenant Access
- MFA Bypass: App Password Creation
- Secondary Access Key Creation
Procedure (15)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
Inject (17)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- AI Hacked Into Your Cloud Accounts
- Cloud Provider Disabled Vulnerable Functionality
- Cloud Bill Due
- Cloud Security Training
- Cryptominer
- Dangling Domains
- Exposed Cloud Access Keys During Public Presentation
- I'm Not the Cloud Person
- Regional Cloud Provider Data Center Outage
- Third-Party Code Library Compromised
DataDog 86 cards
DataDog sponsor expansion.
Initial Compromise (18)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Compromised Single Sign-On (SSO) Federated Identity
- Poisoned Cloud Image Supply Chain
- Cloud-Native Serverless Function Compromised
- Confused Deputy Attack
- Github Action Compromised
- Backdoored Software Supply Chain
- Cloud Application Compromised
- Exposed Cloud Credentials via Unauthenticated Kubernetes Dashboard
Pivot & Escalate (13)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Credentials Exposed in Storage Bucket
- Instance Takeover via User Data
- Kubernetes Service Account PrivEsc
- Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) Access
- Credential Store Compromise
- Identity and Access Management (IAM) Policy Abuse
C2 / Exfiltration (9)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Living Off the Cloud as Exfil
- Snapshotting Resources as Exfil
- Software as a Service (SaaS) Tunneling Virtual Private Network (VPN) as C2
Persistence (13)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Backdoored Container Image
- Additional Credential Creation
- Cloned Kubernetes Credentials
- Backdoored Role Trust Policy
Procedure (18)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Application Runtime Analysis
- Cloud Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Cloud Identity and Entitlement Management (CIEM)
- Workload Protection
- Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Analysis
Inject (15)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Undocumented Application Programming Interfaces (API)
- Attacker Stops Cloud Logging
- Cloud Security Training
- Instance Metadata Service Version 2 (IMDSv2) Project Complete
- Supply Chain Firewall
- Public Storage Bucket Exposed
- Exposed Sofware as a Service (SaaS) Application Programming Interface (API) Key During Public Presentation
- Third-Party Code Library Compromised
Huntress 85 cards
Huntress sponsor expansion.
Initial Compromise (14)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Exchange Zero-Day Vunlerability Exploit
- Fake Software Updates
- Embedded Remote Access Trojan (RAT)
- Public Facing Database Compromise
Pivot & Escalate (9)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Malware Propagation
- Unpatched Critical Security Update
C2 / Exfiltration (8)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Clipboard Scrape
- Rotating C2 Server Location
Persistence (13)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Living Off The Land
- Hiding in Plain Sight
- Registry Modification
- WMI Events
Procedure (14)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Call a Consultant
Inject (21)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Security Awareness Training for the Win!
- Ignore Those Pesky Open Ports
- A Bad Day Made Worse
- Haste Makes Waste
- Alert Fatigue is Real
- Knowledge is Power
- That Was a Bad Idea
- Read to The End
- Back to Basics
- Rookie Mistake
- A Little Help From My Friends
- Risk Accepted
- Major Failure Alert
- Let's Rock
Consultant (6)
- Kyle Hanslovan
- John Hammond
- Matthew Brennan
- Jamie Levy
- Harlan Carvey
- Cat Contillo
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Initial Compromise (15)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- USB Drive-By
- Compiled After Delivery
- Gatekeeper Bypass
- Obfuscated Payload Delivery
- RFID Thief
Pivot & Escalate (14)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Disabling Windows Defender
- Process Injection
- LSASS Credential Dump
- Application Control Bypass
- Read/Write With chmod 777
- PsExec Abuse
- Lateral Tool Transfer
C2 / Exfiltration (10)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Authorized Remote Tools
- Cloud Services as Exfil
- Bluetooth as Exfil
- Malicious Access Point
Persistence (13)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Event-Triggered Execution
- Scheduled Task
- Rename Process
- Spawn Web Shell
Procedure (15)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Call a Consultant
- Physical Security Review
Inject (15)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Missed Payday
- Not a Red Team
- Deez Registry Keyz Plz?
- Nuclear Test Site
- Quishing
- Cat on Keyboard Deletes Production Database
- Undocumented System
- Sneaky Sneaky RAT
Consultant (3)
- Adam Mashinchi
- Carrie Roberts
- Mike Haag
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Initial Compromise (17)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Microsoft Direct Phishing
- Wi-Fi Guest Network Escape
- Publicly Exposed Secret Key
- Vendor Default Credentials Attack
- Vishing
- Trojan Mail
- HTML Smuggling
Pivot & Escalate (14)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Insecure Internet of Things (IoT)
- Misconfigured Certificate Template
- NTLM Abuse
- Dumping LSASS Via Task Manager
- Default Administrator Credentials
- Decrypting LSA Secrets
- SUID Permissions Abuse
C2 / Exfiltration (10)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Unauthorized Filesharing Utility
- Misuse of Remote Access Software
- Hosted Note Taking as C2
- Bluetooth as Exfil
Persistence (14)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- MachineAccountQuota (MAQ) Abuse
- Group Policy Object (GPO) Modification
- Golden Ticket Attack
- Screensaver Hijack
- SSH Authorized Keys Modification
Procedure (15)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
Inject (15)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Crank Up the Pressure
- Communication Infrastucture DDoS
- Way to Plan Ahead
- Water, Water Everywhere!
- Timber!
- It's a Feature, not a Bug
- Dude...Where's My Server?
- Executive Buy-In
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Initial Compromise (17)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Forest Trusts
- AI Generated Script
- SSO Provider Compromise
- Weaponized Hardware Security
- Compromised Virtual Host
- Corrupted Employee
- Malicious Extension
Pivot & Escalate (14)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Golden Ticket Attack
- Misconfigured Certificate Templates (ESC1)
- Overprivileged Group Policy/High Profile GPO
- Passwords in AD Attribute
- Overprivileged Cloud Application
- vCenter Console Coercion
- Server Management Compromise
C2 / Exfiltration (8)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- GIFs as C2
- Living Off Trusted Sites (LOTS)
Persistence (11)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- AdminSDHolder Rights Modification
- Cloud Application Impersonation
Procedure (16)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Call a Consultant
Inject (15)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Bear vs. Powerstation
- Ghsoted by AI
- DiscountConsultant.lol
- Trimarc123!
- Dude, Where's Our Docs?
- Click, Click, Boom
- Peekaboo
- Product Trials and Tribulation
Consultant (5)
- Jake Hildreth
- Dev Badlu
- Sean Metcalf
- Brandon Colley
- SEANbot
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Initial Compromise (17)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Wardriving
- Compromised Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
- Malicious QR Code
- Stolen Corporate Laptop
- Burglarized Rural Substations
- Imposter IT Worker
- Post End-Of-Life Exploitation
Pivot & Escalate (10)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- Account Abuse
- User Token Theft
- Trusted Connection Abuse
C2 / Exfiltration (6)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
Persistence (17)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Remote Management Misuse
- Hardware Compromise
- Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Breach
- Data Historian Compromise
- Shadow IT Compromise
- Tool Masquerade
- Vendor Account Misuse
- Temporary Permanence
Procedure (15)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Call a Consultant
- Protocol Analysis
Inject (16)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- Storm Duty
- Panic in The Streets
- Coordinated Campaign
- A Seat at The Table
- Watch Out Below
- Chuckles I Am In Danger
- Meth House Meltdown
- Wipe Better
- Business Email Compromise
Consultant (2)
- Cyber Mutual Assistance (CMA)
- Morale Suppression Team
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Initial Compromise (59)
- Phishing
- Compromised Web Server
- Unauthorized Cloud Access
- Insider Threat
- External Password Spray
- Compromised Trusted Relationship
- Social Engineering
- Bring Your Own (Exploited) Device
- Exploited External Service
- Credential Stuffing
- Missing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) Protection
- Vendor Portal
- Dual-Homed Device
- Exchange Zero-Day Vunlerability Exploit
- Supply Chain Attack
- Fake Software Updates
- Infected Authorized Vendor Laptop
- Microsoft Direct Phishing
- Physical Access
- USB Drive-By
- Cloud Service Password Spray
- Compiled After Delivery
- Data Historian Compromise
- Embedded Remote Access Trojan (RAT)
- Forest Trusts
- Wi-Fi Guest Network Escape
- AI Generated Script
- Cloud Service Provider Vulnerability
- Gatekeeper Bypass
- IT Compromised With Shared Domain Trust
- Public Facing Database Compromise
- Publicly Exposed Secret Key
- Credentials Posted Publicly in a Code Repository
- Dirty USB
- Obfuscated Payload Delivery
- SSO Provider Compromise
- Vendor Default Credentials Attack
- Compromised Single Sign-On (SSO) Federated Identity
- Exploitable API
- Malicious OAuth Applciation
- Poisoned Cloud Image Supply Chain
- RFID Thief
- Vishing
- Weaponized Hardware Security
- Cloud-Native Serverless Function Compromised
- Compromised Virtual Host
- Insider Threat
- Misconfigured MFA
- Trojan Mail
- Confused Deputy Attack
- Corrupted Employee
- HTML Smuggling
- Public Storage Bucket Exposed
- Malicious Extension
- Github Action Compromised
- Out-of-Band Phish
- Backdoored Software Supply Chain
- Cloud Application Compromised
- Exposed Cloud Credentials via Unauthenticated Kubernetes Dashboard
Pivot & Escalate (57)
- Internal Password Spray
- Kerberoasting
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Weaponizing Active Directory
- Credential Harvesting
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Local Pivilege Escalation (LPE)
- SMB Weakness
- Internal Spearphishing
- Access Token Manipulation
- Malware Propagation
- Stale Network Address Configurations (SNAC) Attack
- Unpatched Critical Security Update
- Cleartext Passwords in Files
- Disabling Windows Defender
- Malicious Project Files
- Process Injection
- EWS Issues Rogue Command
- Insecure Internet of Things (IoT)
- LSASS Credential Dump
- Application Control Bypass
- Golden Ticket Attack
- Misconfigured Certificate Template
- Modifying Read/Write Scripts
- Internal Password Spray
- Misconfigured Certificate Templates (ESC1)
- NTLM Abuse
- Read/Write With chmod 777
- Broadcast/Multicast Protocol Poisoning
- Dumping LSASS Via Task Manager
- Overprivileged Group Policy/High Profile GPO
- PsExec Abuse
- Credentials Exposed in Storage Bucket
- Default Administrator Credentials
- Lateral Tool Transfer
- New Service Creation/Modification
- Passwords in AD Attribute
- Decrypting LSA Secrets
- Instance Takeover via User Data
- Local Privilege Escalation
- Overprivileged Cloud Application
- GPO Push of Scheduled Tasks
- Kubernetes Service Account PrivEsc
- SUID Permissions Abuse
- vCenter Console Coercion
- Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) Access
- Server Management Compromise
- Credential Store Compromise
- Identity and Access Management (IAM) Policy Abuse
- Query of Cloud APIs
- Credentials Exposed in Environment Variables
- Credential Store Compromise
- Instance Metadata Service Access
- Malicious File Upload to Shared File Service
- Identity and Acess Management (IAM) Policy Abuse
- Misconfigured Container Image Compromise
- Search and Pillage Emails
C2 / Exfiltration (31)
- HTTP as Exfil
- HTTPS as Exfil
- Domain Name System (DNS) as C2
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service Bits (BITS) as Exfil
- Cloud-Based Services as Exfil
- Domaining Fronting as C2
- Create Inbox Rules to Forward Emails
- Malicious Serverless Function
- Virtual Machine Access via Web Portal
- Clipboard Scrape
- Rotating C2 Server Location
- Exfiltration Over Physical Medium
- Authorized Remote Tools
- Cloud Services as Exfil
- Bluetooth as Exfil
- GIFs as C2
- Malicious Access Point
- Living Off Trusted Sites (LOTS)
- Unauthorized Filesharing Utility
- Misuse of Remote Access Software
- Hosted Note Taking as C2
- Living Off the Cloud as Exfil
- Bluetooth as Exfil
- Snapshotting Resources as Exfil
- Screenshot Exfil
- Software as a Service (SaaS) Tunneling Virtual Private Network (VPN) as C2
- Bridged System
- Exfiltration Over Physical Medium
- HTTP as Exfil
- TCP Handshake as Morse Code
- DNS as C2
Persistence (46)
- Malicious Service
- Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Hijacking
- Malicious Driver
- New User Added
- Application Shiming
- Malicious Browser Plugins
- Logon Scripts
- Malicious Firmware
- Accessibility Features
- Living Off The Land
- Event Triggered Malware
- Hiding in Plain Sight
- Malware Injection Into Client Software
- Registry Modification
- Malicious Email Rules
- WMI Events
- Windows Service Recovery Actions
- Registry Keys for Persistence
- MachineAccountQuota (MAQ) Abuse
- Stolen Engineering Workstation (EWS) Account
- Group Policy Object (GPO) Modification
- Malicious Logon Scripts
- Event-Triggered Execution
- Golden Ticket Attack
- GPO Modification
- AdminSDHolder Rights Modification
- Backdoored Container Image
- Malicious Report Macros
- Scheduled Task
- Screensaver Hijack
- Additional Credential Creation
- Cloud Application Impersonation
- HMI Graphics Manipulation
- Rename Process
- SSH Authorized Keys Modification
- Cloned Kubernetes Credentials
- Malicious Firmware
- Spawn Web Shell
- Autorun Malware
- Backdoored Role Trust Policy
- New User Added
- Accessibility Features
- Backdoored Container Image
- Cross-Tenant Access
- MFA Bypass: App Password Creation
- Secondary Access Key Creation
Procedure (42)
- Server Analysis
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Analysis
- Network Threat Hunting
- Active Defense and Cyber Deception
- Endpoint Security Protection Analysis
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Isolation
- Crisis Management
- Memory Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Call a Consultant
- Call a Consultant
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Application Runtime Analysis
- Permissions Audit
- Permissions Audit
- Physical Security Review
- Call a Consultant
- Cloud Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Cloud Identity and Entitlement Management (CIEM)
- Workload Protection
- Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Analysis
- Call a Consultant
- Physical Security Review
- Sequence of Events (SOE) Analysis
- Cloud Event Log Analysis
- Protocol Analysis
- Cyber Deception
- Permissions Audit
- Site Walkthrough
- Shodan Review
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Log Analysis
- Firewall Log Review
- Consequence-Driven Threat Hunting
- Employee Interviews
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Endpoint Analysis
- Memory Analysis
Inject (82)
- False Alarm: It Was a Penetration Test
- Data Uploaded to Pastebin
- Analyst Returns from Incident Response Training
- Policy? What Policy?
- Luck of The SOC
- Bobby the Intern Kills the System You are Reviewing
- Legal takes Your Most Skilled Handler into a Meeting to Explain the Incident
- AI Hacked Into Your Cloud Accounts
- Cloud Provider Disabled Vulnerable Functionality
- Cloud Bill Due
- Security Awareness Training for the Win!
- Cloud Security Training
- Ignore Those Pesky Open Ports
- A Bad Day Made Worse
- Cryptominer
- Dangling Domains
- Haste Makes Waste
- Alert Fatigue is Real
- Exposed Cloud Access Keys During Public Presentation
- Food Poisoning
- I'm Not the Cloud Person
- Knowledge is Power
- SIEM Goes Down
- Regional Cloud Provider Data Center Outage
- That Was a Bad Idea
- This Isn't the First Time, and Won't Be the Last
- EDR Compromise
- Read to The End
- Third-Party Code Library Compromised
- Attackers Taunt You
- Back to Basics
- Attackers Timestomp Key Evidence Files
- Bear vs. Powerstation
- Rookie Mistake
- A Little Help From My Friends
- Ghsoted by AI
- Missed Payday
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished...
- DiscountConsultant.lol
- Not a Red Team
- Our Friend, Hacky
- Risk Accepted
- Deez Registry Keyz Plz?
- Is it Getting Hot in Here?
- Major Failure Alert
- Trimarc123!
- Crank Up the Pressure
- Don't Forget to Smash the Subscribe Button!
- Dude, Where's Our Docs?
- Let's Rock
- Nuclear Test Site
- Click, Click, Boom
- Communication Infrastucture DDoS
- Quishing
- Undocumented Application Programming Interfaces (API)
- Attacker Stops Cloud Logging
- Cat on Keyboard Deletes Production Database
- Peekaboo
- Way to Plan Ahead
- Cloud Security Training
- Product Trials and Tribulation
- Undocumented System
- Water, Water Everywhere!
- Instance Metadata Service Version 2 (IMDSv2) Project Complete
- Sneaky Sneaky RAT
- Timber!
- It's a Feature, not a Bug
- Supply Chain Firewall
- Dude...Where's My Server?
- Public Storage Bucket Exposed
- Executive Buy-In
- Exposed Sofware as a Service (SaaS) Application Programming Interface (API) Key During Public Presentation
- Third-Party Code Library Compromised
- Unexpected PLC State Change
- Safety Instrumented System (SIS) Tampering
- Mediation
- You Can't Get There From Here
- Emergency Facility Shutdown
- Legacy Knowledge
- No High Availability (HA) System
- No Shirt, No Shoes...
- USB Worm
Consultant (28)
- Alethe Denis
- Kyle Hanslovan
- John Hammond
- Time Medin
- Jorge Orchilles
- Matthew Brennan
- Alissa Torres
- Jake Hildreth
- Jamie Levy
- Adam Mashinchi
- Dev Badlu
- Dieter Smith
- Harlan Carvey
- Carrie Roberts
- Cat Contillo
- Marcus J. Carey
- Sean Metcalf
- Brandon Colley
- Mike Haag
- Robert M. Lee
- Chloe Messdaghi
- SEANbot
- Eric Conrad
- John Strand
- Joff Thyer
- Beau Bullock
- Richard Phung
- Edward Miro