SecurityTrails Blog
Know your attacker: Speaking with Josh Kamdjou from Sublime Security
We’re all aware of the age-old debate among those in cybersecurity circles about who’s better, red team or blue team? The lighthearted “animosity” between red and blue teams can be fun, but the truth is, there is no benefit to picking sides, as both ultimately have the same goal — preventing cyber crimes.
Bringing Cybersecurity into Academia: We Talk with Patrik Hudak
The rise of cyberthreats, in both scale and technique, has brought an increased attention to and demand for cybersecurity. However, academia and the publication of academic papers, struggle to keep up with the frequent shifts in trends and methods. Coupled with the fact that many people interested in cybersecurity are working professionals who may not have the time to read more lengthy academic papers, we are seeing more people turn to conference papers and blog posts for this information.
No Incident Unnoticed: Interview with Troy Mursch from Bad Packets Report
In 2017 we saw the rise of cryptojacking and botnet activity. Even through 2018, it showed no signs of stopping. Notably, we saw plenty of unique cryptojacking campaigns that targeted vulnerable MikroTik routers and Drupal websites, as well as other types of botnets that were Mirai-like aberrations.
OSINT is Maturing: Our Interview with Steve Micallef from SpiderFoot
Only a few years back, OSINT wasn’t that widespread, but today advancements in the OSINT field have encouraged the constant growth of, not just the tools that are available, but also the community around it.
Every packet has a story: Speaking with Andrew Morris from GreyNoise Intelligence
Imagine this scenario: You’re at a security operation center, looking through your firewall and Nginx logs, and you see an IP address scanning your network. Is it someone targeting you specifically or just mass scanning? How can you be sure either way? How can you know with certainty which incidents really matter?