Windows Persistence Hunting
Registry run keys are just the beginning. A systematic guide to hunting every persistence mechanism attackers use to survive a reboot on Windows.
Registry run keys are just the beginning. A systematic guide to hunting every persistence mechanism attackers use to survive a reboot on Windows.
No file, no hash, no signature to match. Here's how threat hunters actually find fileless malware and injected code living purely in memory.
Attackers use legitimate Windows binaries to blend in with normal admin activity. Here's how to hunt LOLBAS abuse without drowning in false positives.
Parent-child process relationships tell the real story of an attack. Here's how to read Windows process trees like a threat hunter.
A practical capstone walkthrough for building an end-to-end detection pipeline from Sigma rule to version control to live SIEM deployment.
YARA rules let hunters detect malware families and attacker tooling by pattern, not just hash. Here's how to write ones that actually hold up.
Sigma is the closest thing threat hunters have to a universal rule language. Here's how to write Sigma detections that actually translate cleanly.
Zeek and Suricata narrow it down Wireshark is where you confirm it. Practical PCAP analysis techniques for threat hunting investigations.
Suricata isn't just an IDS its metadata, EVE JSON, and flow records make it a legit hunting data source. Here's how to use it that way.
Learn how threat hunters use Zeek logs conn, dns, http, ssl to build hunt hypotheses and catch attackers PCAP alone would miss.