I released v2.1.0 of RMML. The big changes in the past few days are:
- A full export of sigma rules for detections
- The addition of Jump Desktop signatures
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I released v2.1.0 of RMML. The big changes in the past few days are:
- A full export of sigma rules for detections
- The addition of Jump Desktop signatures
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Someone wrote a cool blog post using RMML for building detections
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Interesting notes from the RMML traffic (https://github.com/LivingInSyn/RMML)
The most looked up RMMs are:
- AnyDesk (49)
- ngrok (20)
- GoToMyPC (14)
- TeamViewer (14)
- N-Able (12)
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I cut release v.1.5.0 of RMML (a list of RMMs designed to be used by security tools in an automated fashion) to include VSCode tunnels which are under use by threat actors
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Pushed v1.4.1 of RMML: https://github.com/LivingInSyn/RMML (a repository of RMM definitions designed to be used in automations)
Includes two new contributors and some updated definitions!
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I need @hushcon@infosec.exchange NYC to come back
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I've been doing this whole security engineering thing for a while now and somehow still fell into the 'client side security' trap. I should have known better but got down a rabbit hole. One of my employees called me out on it, and I appreciate it
Long story short, call out your boss when he's being an idiot (nicely)
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#nature squirrel eating a mushroom in a tree
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