Master the basics of threat hunting with YARA. Our step-by-step tutorial walks you through writing your first YARA rules, from installation to using conditions and modifiers.

Level up your threat hunting skills! This guide teaches you how to write effective YARA binary rules to find malware by matching hex values, using wildcards, and mastering jumps.

Unmask DLL load order hijacking, a stealthy attack technique used to take over trusted applications. Learn how it works and get expert tips to detect and defend against it.

Stop alert fatigue. Learn to create advanced Sysmon rules targeting Fancy Bear’s TTPs. Our step-by-step guide helps you build a high-fidelity detection system.

Level up your threat hunting with Sysmon. Our guide shows you how to install and configure this powerful tool to gain deep system visibility and detect advanced threats.

Unlock proactive cybersecurity: Learn how to transform basic Cybercom IOCs into powerful behavioral threat hunting strategies by analyzing TTPs of threat actors like InvisiMole and their associates.

Unmask threats with Windows Event IDs 4688 & 4689. Learn to enable Process Creation & Termination logs for powerful cybersecurity threat hunting.

APT33/APT38/Lazarus/Dragonfly and many other hacking groups have used scheduled tasks for both persistence and privilege escalation. In this edition of #techtalktuesday we review the fundamentals behind scheduled tasks and discuss how you can include looking for scheduled tasks in your threat hunting efforts.

Today, we’re diving deep into what might just be the most valuable event ID for your threat hunting arsenal: Windows Event ID 4624.

Ever feel like you’re drowning in network traffic, trying to pinpoint that one suspicious packet? Manually sifting through gigabytes of data with Wireshark is powerful, but it’s not always the most efficient way to hunt for threats, especially when you need to do it repeatedly or at scale.