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A compelling new study from the World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is suggesting a simple biomarker in urine may be an effective predictive test for bladder cancer, signaling the disease’s presence up to 10 y… Continue reading Urine test detects bladder cancer up to 10 years before clinical signs
For some time, I’ve been also fascinated with the concept of detection-in- depth and a somewhat related concept of optimal detection coverage.
This fascination was born out of a particular type of analyst inquiry I used to get: if I have SIEM, do… Continue reading Detection Coverage and Detection-in-Depth
There are a number of different Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) offering managed detection and response services. They tend to use what is called an endpoint agent, while only some use a network appliance in addition.
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There size limit on VirusTotal, some videos are very big. What if cut off part from the video and send part of it. Is it possible? What part of it, where malware can be?
Continue reading How to check big video file if can’t check it entirely?
I am trying to find the differences between a covert timing channel and a covert storage channel in terms of detectability, performance, features, and any other advantages and disadvantages.
Is there any resource that directly compares t… Continue reading What are the main differences between a covert timing channel and a covert storage channel?
I wanted to know if there was any other way to detect the OS of a network (other than nmap) since nmap doesn’t detect most versions of Windows 10 at all and identifies them as a different OS altogether or as a different versi… Continue reading Is there any method or tool other than nmap for the detection of an OS?
[mcu_nerd] is like any engineer, which is why his problem of an occasionally leaky water heater sure looks like a research project with no end in sight. Sure there’s probably a commercial product out there that can be had for half the cost and a few clicks of the mouse, …read more
This morning, before sunrise, I was woken up by my laptop beeping. I opened the lid and it was in the BIOS, trying to boot from an external drive. It could not find a drive to boot from, so it would beep, show a “Cannot find … Continue reading What to look for in potentially compromised computer?
I don’t think there’s a need to go into the background here, but identification of the process may be better explored.
From a developer pov, at a high level, the files are modified, by virtue of the attack and attacker, the… Continue reading Ransomware aversion and identification techniques