[Guest Diary] Exploring a Use Case of Artificial Intelligence Assistance with Understanding an Attack, (Wed, May 28th)

[This is a Guest Diary by Jennifer Wilson, an ISC intern as part of the SANS.edu Bachelor's Degree in Applied Cybersecurity (BACS) program [1].]

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Securing Your SSH authorized_keys File, (Tue, May 27th)

This is nothing “amazingly new”, but more of a reminder to secure your “authorized_keys” file for SSH. One of the first things I see even simple bots do to obtain persistent access to a UNIX system is to add a key to the authorized_keys file of whatever account they are compromising.

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SVG Steganography, (Mon, May 26th)

Didier recently published several diaries related to steganography. I have to admit that steganography isn&#;x26;#;39;t exactly my favorite topic. It is one of those “neat” infosec toys, but its applicability is limited. Data exfiltration usually does not require proper steganography, but just appending data to an image will usually work just fine.

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SVG Steganography, (Mon, May 26th)

Didier recently published several diaries related to steganography. I have to admit that steganography isn&#;x26;#;39;t exactly my favorite topic. It is one of those “neat” infosec toys, but its applicability is limited. Data exfiltration usually does not require proper steganography, but just appending data to an image will usually work just fine.

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Resilient Secure Backup Connectivity for SMB/Home Users, (Thu, May 22nd)

If you are reading this, you are probably someone who will not easily go without internet connectivity for an extended amount of time. You may also have various home systems that you would like to be able to reach in case of an outage of your primary internet connection. A typical setup would include a primary connection via cable/fiber and a secondary connection via cellular or sattelite.

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