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Curated newsletter covering detection engineering practices, tools, and techniques. Practical resource for SOC and detection teams.

Indicator hierarchy from hash values (trivial) to TTPs (tough). Foundational concept for detection engineering and threat intelligence questions.

Seven phases from Reconnaissance to Actions on Objectives. Widely adopted but also widely critiqued (assumes perimeter-centric model). Good for compare/contrast with ATT&CK and Unified Kill Chain.

Annual IR data: dwell time trends, initial access vectors, detection sources. Empirical data from thousands of engagements. One of the few sources for real-world detection/response metrics.

Independent evaluations of security products against real-world attack scenarios. Good for questions about detection coverage, visibility gaps, and evaluation methodology.

Open-source detection engineering methodology. Goal, categorization, strategy abstract, technical context, blind spots. Well-regarded community resource despite vendor origin.

Generic signature format for SIEM detection rules. Platform-agnostic detection logic. Questions on detection rule writing, tuning, and false positive management.

Rule language for identifying malware families by binary patterns and metadata. Foundational for both detection engineering and malware classification.

Pattern matching tool for malware researchers. Create rules to identify and classify malware based on textual or binary patterns.