Blue Team Labs

Integrate diverse reverse engineering tools and techniques to synthesize solutions for advanced, multi-platform malware analysis challenges.

Apply Splunk search queries to extract information and answer questions from provided log data.

Apply Attack-Based Hunting methodology using Splunk to analyze and correlate diverse network and host logs, identifying multiple distinct cyberattack scenarios.

Apply Attack-Based Hunting principles to Splunk logs, correlating Windows and Sysmon data to identify and reconstruct a multi-stage ransomware attack.

Correlate diverse forensic artifacts from memory, registry, browser, and NTFS logs using advanced tools like Mimikatz, Ghidra, and CyberChef to reconstruct a complex data breach and C2 infrastructure.

Synthesize static and dynamic analysis findings using x64dbg and IDA Pro to deconstruct a multi-stage loader's anti-analysis techniques and identify its .NET infostealer payload.

Correlate Splunk logs and host forensic artifacts from triage images to reconstruct a multi-stage TeamCity compromise and identify attacker TTPs.

Analyze the Phobos ransomware executable to identify its core behavior, encryption methods, and extract actionable indicators of compromise (IOCs).

Analyze packed ShadowSteal malware using dynamic and static reverse engineering to extract the RC4 key, mutex, and self-deletion command.

Reverse engineer advanced stealer malware, identifying PE structure, dynamic API resolution, anti-analysis techniques, and RC4 string decryption to extract C2 IOCs using IDA Pro and CAPA.