Mapping a cyber attack — the Italian case
Mapping a real Italian intrusion onto the MITRE ATT&CK framework: phases, techniques, telemetry sources and lessons for SOC detection-engineering.
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Mapping a real Italian intrusion onto the MITRE ATT&CK framework: phases, techniques, telemetry sources and lessons for SOC detection-engineering.
Field account of a ransomware incident response engagement: initial scoping, eradication, recovery decisions and lessons learned about preparation gaps.
Cryptomining as a post-compromise objective: indicators on Linux and Windows endpoints, persistence techniques, network signals and containment workflow.
Russia-Ukraine cyber conflict: spillover operations on Italian organisations, attribution signals, defacement and DDoS waves, intelligence-driven defence priorities.
Among the cyber attacks recorded daily, there are some of more sophisticated nature. They are called Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). These threats, among which some are state-sponsored, appear to be part of a Cyber Warfare scenario. Yet, they are as real as they can get and target specific information, such as company know-how, personal information or bank transactions. A team of analysts with appropriate … Read more
APT28 (Fancy Bear) timing operations around NATO events: spearphishing lures, fake credential portals, payload delivery patterns and attribution signals.
Ursnif campaigns aimed at Italian organisations: phishing lures in Italian, payload delivery patterns and C2 hosting trends observed across multiple waves.