Strategies for Maximizing the Impact of Indicator of Compromise Sharing in Threat Intelligence
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Erik Hjelmvik
Summary
The article discusses strategies for maximizing the impact of sharing indicators of compromise (IOCs) in threat intelligence. The author analyzes malware traffic from sandboxes like ANY.RUN, Triage, JoeSandbox, and Hybrid Analysis to find malware command-and-control (C2) traffic, with the goal of sharing IOCs effectively to harm adversaries and help organizations protect themselves.
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bskyStrategies for Maximizing the Impact of Indicator of Compromise Sharing in Threat Intelligencenetresec.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledI've been thinking about threat intelligence lately.
Specifically: indicators of compromise (IOC), how and where to share them to cause maximum pain to adversaries and help as many organizations as possible protect themselves.
Pulling fresh PCAPs is an easy way to find malware command-and-control (C2) traffic to previous
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