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Employing the MITRE ATT&CK Matrix to Build and Validate Cybersecurity Mechanisms
The ATT&CK matrix is a huge collection of effective cyber attack mechanisms, tactics, techniques, and procedures
Cybersecurity
How to Use a Virtual CPU to Emulate and Analyze Suspicious Code Execution at Runtime
Learn how to significantly improve and simplify your runtime algorithms with the help of Diana Dasm and Diana Processor - the solutions developed by t...
Failure as a Service: Breaking Things to Make Them Better
Read the article to learn how breaking things on purpose can help you improve performance of your cloud-based platform.
Honeypots as a Method of Malware Detection
What are honeypots and how can they help you prevent devastating cyber attacks? This overview will give you the answer.
Authentication As a Service: Architecture, Technologies, and Solutions
Authentication as a Service is both a simpler and more economical solution for identity management. This article will be useful for developers who are...
Hooking Linux Kernel Functions, Part 2: How to Hook Functions with Ftrace
Meet the second part of our series on hooking Linux kernel functions with ftrace.
Hooking Linux Kernel Functions, Part 1: Looking for the Perfect Solution
Meet the first part of our series dedicated to hooking Linux kernel functions using ftrace. Explore four helpful approaches to use for your solutions...
How Host-Based Firewalls Work: Architecture, Rules, and Alerts
The article provides a close look at the host-based firewall architecture and explains the principles behind host-based firewalls with real-life examp...
How To Protect Cloud-Based Systems from Ransomware
This article describes the ways ransomware can infect the cloud and how can you protect your cloud-based systems from such a devastating threat.
Analyzing Network Activities with Bro IDS and Intel Critical Stack
This article may be useful for security administrators and DevSecOps who are looking for alternative ways of detecting network intrusions and suspicio...
