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TLTirthak Likhartirthaklikhar.hashnode.dev6d ago · 6 min read

What EDR Reveals After a Suspicious Document Opens

When a Word document launches a command shell and that shell retrieves an executable, there is already a sequence worth investigating. The next question is how far it went. A downloaded file and a run

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comSep 23 · 3 min read

Portal Drop - subdomain, grep, EDR, Access Log Analysis (TryHackMe)

Link to the challenge on TryHackMe: Portal Drop You are on the day shift in the ProbablyFine when the monitoring dashboard flashes red. A new alert appears in the WAF summary, reporting a web scan on

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HCHazel Chirindahazelsec.hashnode.devSep 17 · 9 min read

Security Tools Don’t Fix Bad Security Processes

One thing I've learned from working across different cybersecurity environments is that organisations can have very good security tools and still have security gaps. You can deploy EDR. You can implem

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SSunnycybersecurity-learning.hashnode.devSep 14 · 20 min read

🛡️ TryHackMe — Introduction to EDR | Learning Guide

Spoiler-Free Learning Guide: This article contains no TryHackMe flags, dashboard-specific answers, malware paths, URLs, or direct task solutions. It focuses on EDR architecture, telemetry, detection,

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AKAndriy Kovalenkodeadpacket.hashnode.devSep 4 · 24 min read

The Ransomware Attack Starts Before Encryption: The Warning Signs Security Teams Cannot Ignore in 2026

Most people still picture ransomware as a malicious program that suddenly lands on a computer and starts encrypting files. That image is dangerously incomplete. In a modern enterprise attack, encrypti

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CIChris Isaiasdarkscene.hashnode.devAug 15 · 25 min read

Signed, Staged, and Weaponised: Inside an ACRStealer Campaign

By C. Isaias, and A. Soloviev Introduction Earlier this month, claims circulated on X describing a BYOVD EDR killer said to enumerate and terminate the products of more than 140 security vendors, deli

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EEEa Et0xnull-security.hashnode.devJul 18 · 3 min read

EDR Bypass in 2026: How Attackers Evade Modern Endpoint Detection

TL;DR: EDR tools are more powerful than ever — but so are bypass techniques. Here's what defenders need to know to stay ahead. Why EDR Alone Is Not Enough Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) platfo

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4F404 Founders404-founders.comJun 5 · 3 min read

The AI Intern Just Joined The Red Team

The New Workflow For years, breaking into a network was only part of the job. Attackers still needed to: map Active Directory identify privileged accounts understand trust relationships locate sensit

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PPromisepromise-security.hashnode.devApr 11 · 4 min read

Anonymous but Not Invisible: A Simple Tor Lab With Shodan

For beginners, most of the time its heard to use Tor to stay anonymous on the internet. But are you really anonymous? I’m running this lab inside a Kali Linux VM. I installed Tor and Tornet, then star

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LTLưu Tuấn Anhblog.fiscybersec.comApr 9 · 8 min read

How was the defense system disabled? Inside the campaign of Qilin & Warlock

Summary of the campaign Two notorious Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) groups, Qilin and Warlock (also known as Water Manual), are independently deploying the "Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver" (BYOVD)

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What EDR Reveals After a Suspicious Document Opens

Portal Drop - subdomain, grep, EDR, Access Log Analysis (TryHackMe)

Security Tools Don’t Fix Bad Security Processes

🛡️ TryHackMe — Introduction to EDR | Learning Guide

The Ransomware Attack Starts Before Encryption: The Warning Signs Security Teams Cannot Ignore in 2026

Signed, Staged, and Weaponised: Inside an ACRStealer Campaign

EDR Bypass in 2026: How Attackers Evade Modern Endpoint Detection

The AI Intern Just Joined The Red Team

Anonymous but Not Invisible: A Simple Tor Lab With Shodan

How was the defense system disabled? Inside the campaign of Qilin & Warlock