That Cloud Atlas uses techniques which would be laughed at western red team firms shows how big of cyber defence capability spectrum exists. Clearly these techniques work - otherwise they’d be discontinued.
The target organisations almost certainly are not on any of the big clouds which have lots of built in security and demonstrate that to maintain good security on prem requires lots and lots of manpower.
I’ve changed my mind. Using a five year old exploit is a brilliant discriminator. If you haven’t patched your cyber is bad and there’s less chance of being busted. If same information is available everywhere, why not loot the shed as opposed to the vault.
That Cloud Atlas uses techniques which would be laughed at western red team firms shows how big of cyber defence capability spectrum exists. Clearly these techniques work - otherwise they’d be discontinued.
The target organisations almost certainly are not on any of the big clouds which have lots of built in security and demonstrate that to maintain good security on prem requires lots and lots of manpower.
I’ve changed my mind. Using a five year old exploit is a brilliant discriminator. If you haven’t patched your cyber is bad and there’s less chance of being busted. If same information is available everywhere, why not loot the shed as opposed to the vault.