The second part of the attack is to compromise the operating system. There are many methods available, and the intent here is to give you some options that you can adjust according to your need.
Compromising operating systems
by Erdal Ozkaya, Yuri Diogenes
Cybersecurity - Attack and Defense Strategies
- Preface
- Security Posture
- Incident response process
- Handling an incident
- Post-incident activity
- Incident response in the cloud
- References
- Summary
- Understanding the Cybersecurity Kill Chain
- External reconnaissance
- Internal reconnaissance
- Conclusion of the reconnaissance chapter
- References
- Compromising the System
- References
- Summary
- Chasing a User's Identity
- Lateral Movement
- Privilege Escalation
- Security Policy
- Monitoring for compliance
- References
- Summary
- Network Segmentation
- Active Sensors
- Introduction to threat intelligence
- Open source tools for threat intelligence
- Microsoft threat intelligence
- Leveraging threat intelligence to investigate suspicious activity
- References
- Summary
- Investigating an Incident
- Recovery Process
- Disaster recovery plan
- Live recovery
- Contingency planning
- Best practices for recovery
- References
- Summary
- Vulnerability Management
- Implementation of vulnerability management
- Best practices for vulnerability management
- Implementing vulnerability management with Nessus
- Flexera (Secunia) Personal Software Inspector
- Conclusion
- References
- Summary
- Log Analysis
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