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Introduction As you move into a senior (Level 2) analyst role, the scope of your responsibilities shifts. Technical alert triage is still part of the job, but your findings now need to reach people be
This writeup covers a macOS Forensics: Artefacts challenge on TryHackMe involving the analysis of a 25GB disk image from a macOS 15.1.1 (Sequoia) system. The investigation required extracting user act
Website defacement is one of the more visible outcomes of a successful cyberattack, and investigating one end-to-end is a great way to practice mapping attacker behavior across the full Cyber Kill Cha
Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI) is one of those vulnerabilities that looks deceptively simple on the surface but can escalate to full remote code execution faster than most people expect. In thi
Cloud identity attacks don't announce themselves with malware alerts or network intrusions; they show up as a login. One valid set of credentials is all an attacker needs to walk straight through the
When people think about Active Directory attacks, they often jump straight to lateral movement and privilege escalation. But before any of that happens, an attacker needs a foothold and in most enterp
