Blue Team Labs

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

Correlate Sysmon events and forensic artifacts across multiple hosts using Splunk to reconstruct a full ransomware kill chain, from initial compromise to domain-wide impact.

Investigate attacker behavior by analyzing Windows artifacts to identify persistence, privilege escalation, and lateral movement using MFTECmd, PECmd, BitsParser, and registry analysis tools.

Investigate a disk image to uncover a UAC bypass and process hollowing and trace the attack back to a compromised software repository.

Reconstruct a macOS attack timeline by correlating Unified Logs, FSEvents, and browser artifacts using macMRU.py and unifiedlog_iterator to identify initial access, Gatekeeper bypass, and persistence.

Analyze a web server compromise by analyzing network traffic to trace a Java deserialization exploit and the subsequent deployment of a Cobalt Strike beacon.

Reconstruct Rilide browser extension attack mechanisms by deobfuscating JavaScript, analyzing Chrome extension artifacts, and leveraging OSINT to identify persistence, C2, and exfiltration IOCs.

Reverse engineer and analyze RotaJakiro Linux malware using Ghidra, strace, and Wireshark to identify persistence, anti-analysis, and C2 mechanisms.

Reconstruct a sophisticated intrusion's timeline by correlating Windows Event, Sysmon, and PowerShell logs in Splunk, identifying RDP-based initial access, persistence, privilege escalation, and C2.