Blue Team Labs

Trace a real-world attack chain end to end — from a leaked VPN config to domain-wide ransomware. Along the way you will decode obfuscated malware, reverse-engineer a kernel exploit, crack beacon encryption, and reconstruct the attacker's every move from disk, memory, and network artifacts.

Investigate a multi-stage supply-chain intrusion that landed via a poisoned npm dependency and pivoted through CI/CD into production and AWS by pivoting across Splunk, disk images, and git history.

The hosting panel is the new front door; chase an attacker from a forged session all the way to root, breaking out of a container and burrowing into the host along the way. By correlating SIEM telemetry, host disk forensics, and network captures across the full intrusion.

Synthesize forensic evidence from disk images, PCAP, and Splunk logs to reconstruct a Gh0stNet intrusion, identifying C2, persistence, and data exfiltration via DNS tunneling.

Correlate diverse forensic artifacts to reconstruct a multi-stage ransomware attack, synthesizing insights from BYOVD, custom packer, and anti-analysis techniques.

Investigate a multi-stage LYNX ransomware intrusion across two trusted Active Directory forests in Splunk, then statically analyze the recovered binary to surface developer artifacts and the embedded victim-contact infrastructure.

Trace the attack chain from phishing delivery through obfuscated JavaScript, PowerShell loaders, and final payload execution.

A disgruntled customer, a compromised survey, and a trail of evidence hiding in plain sight — can you trace the attack from the first click to the final payload?

Reconstruct a multi-stage ransomware attack by correlating Windows event logs, disk artifacts, and malware analysis using Elastic, MFTECmd, RegRipper, and DNSpy.

Investigate a multi-stage phishing intrusion from initial access through domain compromise, persistence, and C2 deployment.

Reconstruct a multi-stage APT29 intrusion by analyzing Azure and M365 logs to trace device code phishing, OAuth token abuse, service account chaining, Silver SAML forgery, and PHI exfiltration.

When a "candidate" submits a resume that’s more than it seems, it’s up to you to hunt through the artifacts, reconstruct the infection chain, and stop a data breach in its tracks.

Analyze network traffic to reconstruct a complete domain compromise attack chain, from AS-REP Roasting and Kerberoasting through privilege escalation, lateral movement, and data exfiltration using rclone.

Hunt through Splunk logs to uncover how attackers exploited a DMZ server, pivoted to the internal network, and deployed ransomware after exfiltrating sensitive data.

Correlate Splunk Sysmon logs and disk forensic artifacts across multiple hosts to reconstruct a multi-stage Latrodectus malware intrusion from initial access to data exfiltration.

Reconstruct RansomHub ransomware attack chain by correlating Splunk logs and disk artifacts to identify password spray, lateral movement, data exfiltration, and ransomware deployment tactics.

Hunt browser downloads, MFT records, and Prefetch to unmask the initial dropper and rebuild the attack timeline.