Tag: detection-engineering

Fifty concurrent ransomware operators across thirty-six MITRE ATT&CK techniques. Five dominant C2 operators producing 1,104 IOCs. 3,668 high-confidence indicators. 117 tracked clusters. 61 distinct TTPs. Two extremes on the same week — fragmentation versus concentration.

TaHiTI Part 3. Initialize creates fuel. Hunt burns it. Finalize turns exhaust into tomorrow’s fuel. 90% of hunting programs skip it — which is why they never mature. The 5-deliverable Finalize checklist, the 50-operator backlog governance playbook, four maturity metrics, and three copy-paste handoff templates.

Attack Infrastructure as a Service (AIaaS) is coined. 44 threat actors deliberately share one cloud-hosted IP. 76% of persistent adversaries are deliberately diversified. Your allow-list is a target selector. A CISO-grade manifesto with 7 laws, a 10-question scorecard, and a 7-principle defence doctrine.

3,269 unique high-confidence indicators across 118 tracked clusters this cycle. Dominant signals: the drive-by fake-update domain wave scaled 2.5x from the prior week (906 attacker domains), a massive new phishing-framework infrastructure surge, three concurrent DPRK-linked APT clusters active, and a coordinated 737-extension browser abuse campaign. Full ATT&CK-per-tactic pressure roll-up, four production-ready Sigma rules, top IOCs per type, adversary analytics with platform screenshots.

1,827 unique high-confidence indicators across 102 tracked clusters this cycle. Dominant signal: a drive-by fake-update domain wave producing 371 attacker-registered domains from a single campaign. Nine ransomware operators active concurrently. Info-stealer and credential-drainer surge across Windows and macOS. Third consecutive week of macOS multi-family activity. Continued supply-chain wave targeting the developer ecosystem. Attributed APT clusters concurrent. Full ATT&CK-per-tactic pressure roll-up, four production-ready Sigma rules, top IOCs per type.