Cyber Security + CompTIA Doman 1

All the related info for the Domain 1 of the Cyber Security + CompTIA

Physical Attacks Examples

* Tailgating
* Shoulder Surfing
* Dumpster diving
* Target individual
* Ear Dropping
* Physical Smart cards
* **Malicious USB devices**
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Eliciting Information

* Casual Conversating
* Talking about ourselves.
* Offering Advice.
* Disagreement
* **Provocative statements.**
* Bracket
* make vague statement
* flattery
* False Statement
* Artificial Ignorance
* Complaining

Phising

Give up personal info

Spear Phishing

Target Specific groups with Phishing

Whaling

Target top executives

Vishing

phishing over voice messages

Smishing

phishing over text

Spam

unsolicited email. aka irritant

Spim

Spam over messaging

Attract Vectors

Methods of attack

Example of Attract Vectors

Direct Access, Wireless, Emails, Supply Chain, Social Media, Cloud

Social Engineering Attacks

2 types, Physical Attacks | Virtual Attacks

Physical Attacks in Social Engineering

Tailgating, Shoulder Surfing, Dumpster diving, Eliciting Information

Virtual Attacks in Social Engineering

Phishing, Spear Phishing, Whaling, Vishing, Hoax, Watering Whole Attack

Hoax

intent is to frighten and mislead recipients and get them to do something with fear

watering whole attacks

Targets groups of users by infecting websites that they commonly visit

pharming

online fraud that involves the use of malicious code to direct victims to spoofed websites in an attempt to steal their credentials and data.

Shadow IT

good intended actions like using tool to make you job efficient but it will turn out bad cause it is not in the policies

Threat Intelligence Sources: Cyber-threat intelligence gathering examples

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)

Closed/proprietary

Vulnerability Databases

Public/Private info sharing

Dark Web

Indicators of compromise

Automated Indicators Sharing (AIS)

Structured Threat Information Expression(STIX)/Trusted Automated Exchange of Intelligence Infor (Taxii)

Predictive ANalysis

THreat Maps

File/code Repositories

Open Source Intelligence (OPINT)

Cyber-threat intelligence gathering free of charge.

Closed/Proprietary

Vendor-Specific threat intelligence limited to paying customers

Vulnerability Database

sources that shows known vulnerabilities.

Public/Private Information Sharing Center

Any group that shares Cyber intelligence in various forms

Dark Web

So yeah. You know it.

Indicator of Compromises

Pieces of forensic Data

Automated Indicator Sharing(AIS)

allows organizations to share and access real-time cyber threat intelligence and threat information without revealing sensitive detail about their networks and systems.

Trusted Automated Exchange of Intel Info Taxii

Standard how AIS share via services/ message Exchange

STIX

using TAXII and define the APi for AIS aka language for TAXII

Predictive Analysis

to make data-driven decisions based on heuristics and patterns from previous events

Threat maps

real time map of the computer security attacks

File/code Repositories

Code share like GitHub

Vendor’s Website

Vendors keep track the Vulnera

Vulnerability feed

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security operations by providing data about security vulnerabilities and related cyber threat intelligence to reduce cyber risks and streamline investigation and response.

Conference

Network with experts

Academic Journal

Paper bout Cyber Attacks

request for comments RFC

specifications and organizational notes about topics related to the internet and computer networking, such as routing, addressing and transport technologies.

Local Groups

learn people from near you.

Threat Feed

Free/Paid delivery info about the important threats to you

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TTP

Tactic, technique, procedures for hackers

Threat Hunting

Dynamic ways to find/hunt Cyber Threats inside of the network

Intelligence

Gov and industry gather’s, analyze and share info about threat of cyber kind

Threat Feed

Enables organi informed about indicators of compromise IOCs

Advisories/Bulletin

Gov/private share how to defend from cyber threats

Credential Scan

powerful and higher privilege's that a non credential scanner. Goal to find exploits that related to privilege's access

Non-Credentialed Scan

Scan for lower credentialed Scanner where attacker would easily find

Maneuver

org disguising its sys so hard to find them infor

Non-Intrusive Scan

Passive and merely Report vulnerabilities

Intrusive Scan

damageful cause it tries to exploit the vulnerability

Configuration Review

Config compliance Scanner

Network Scan

scan at computer/devices on yout network

Application Scanner

vulner for apps

Web App Scan

be like a search engine looking for vulera

Common Vulnera and Exposures CVS

list of publicly document disclosed vulnera

Common Vulnera Scoring System

over all score for the volunra

Secruity Infor Event Manager SIEM

a sys where all the collected data that real time monitor, analysis, correlations and notification of protentional attack

Security Orchesration Automation and Response

Centralized Aler/Responce automation with in specific threat by learning from ML AI and SIEM

SIEM functionalities

Log Collectors = collects info from syslog and servers

Log Aggregation = Correlate and aggregate events for future identifying attacks

Packer Capture = Packet capture and analysis in the local network

Data Inputs = Collects data from massive of data from various sources

User Entity Behavior Analysis = normal behaviors from a user

Sentiment Analysis = AI and ML to identify attacks

Security Monitoring = Real-time protection and event monitoring

Event Reporting = place that has all the essential for the function and report of event

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AI

Does Smart Task combining ML and DL

ML

Subset of AI, algorithms that improves over time by experience and use of data

DL

Subfield of ML that function as Artificial Neural Networks

SOAR

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Lateral movement

move to other devices after the initial access

pivoting

aka island hopping

Passive reconnaissance

Getting intel without interacting directly with target. Purpose is that target does not know being targeted

Passive Reconnaissance Examples

war driving

Drone

War flying

OSINT

Active Reconnaissance

get intel by directly interacting with target where target might notice for being target

Active Reconnaissance

ping Sweep

Tracert Analysis

Nmap

Extracting DNS info

Foot Printing

technique to gather info to use in for penetrations

Testing Teams

White team = judges

purple = process improvements by intermediary between blue and read teams