I'll be mostly focusing the next several months on MacOS malware and any new or innovative threats and defenses that come up. I'll also revisit an awesome friend and discuss how the threat-landscape prioritization has evolved over the past 18 months, so I'd better share this re-post now.
Since last spring when I set out to compare "red team" emulation platforms, and explore this notion of cyber "emulation" in general, I felt like there were not enough thanks given, as well as "shout-outs" to a small selection of the folks who's work have inspired me to continue learning every week.
As well since I worked on this topic, the community at large has even further embraced "emulation" including lots of great, new documentation up on the Atomic Red Team project sites, see for example, the wiki page at the Invoke-Atomic repository There are a series of short instructional videos on this YouTube channel. You can also find an in-depth 2 hour webcast here with 11 hands-on labs here.As well, on that page, Invoke-AtomicRedTeam installation and use instructions can be found on the index to the right (in the sidebar).
