
Recent discussions in the cybersecurity community have highlighted significant developments related to the FIN7 cybercriminal group. Notably, SentinelOne has issued a warning that FIN7 has updated a detection evasion tool designed to bypass Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) products. This tool is reportedly being sold to other cybercriminal organizations, indicating a potential increase in sophisticated cyber threats. Additionally, resources for red teaming, including a list of tools and cheat sheets for Active Directory enumeration and attack methods, have been shared among cybersecurity professionals. These resources aim to enhance the preparedness of red teams in identifying vulnerabilities and conducting penetration tests. The community continues to focus on evolving tactics and tools, underscoring the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between cybersecurity defenders and attackers.
🗒️ Red Team Interview Questions A comprehensive list of questions for red team interview preparation Covering topics such as: * Initial access * Windows internals * Active Directory * PowerShell * Malware development * Attack techniques By @rezaduty https://t.co/xRngQCx1BZ https://t.co/KAYFzekime
#SentinelOne warns that #Fin7 updated a detection evasion tool to bypass #EDR products and is selling the tool to other cybercriminal gangs. ☠️💸 https://t.co/tSLh65a5RK
Cheat-Sheet---Active-Directory : This cheat sheet contains common enumeration and attack methods for Windows Active Directory with the use of powershell : https://t.co/pz6JrpVmIj credits @drak3hft7

