| THE LATEST FROM ATOMIC RED TEAM |
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| How well can you detect Raspberry Robin? |
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| These three Atomic Red Team tests will help you validate your detection coverage of Raspberry Robin, a worm spread by USB and other external drives. |
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| Attend a training and support Atomic-Operator! |
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| Our friends at Antisyphon Training are donating 10% of revenue from Carrie Roberts’s “Attack Emulation Tools: Atomic Red Team, CALDERA & More” course to support Atomic-Operator, the Python execution framework for Atomic Red Team. |
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| Test Falco rules in your Kubernetes cluster |
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| The folks at sysdig published this handy guide for using Atomic Red Team to test Falco rules designed to detect anomalous activity in your Kubernetes systems. |
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| New features for the Msiexec test harness |
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| Red Canary's Matt Graeber and Jonny Johnson added a trio of features to the atomic test harness for T1218.007: Msiexec in May. The new creation utility, parser, and executor are described in detail in comments on GitHub. |
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New contributors
- it-native
- javery-sysdig
- dwhite9
- BlueDragon01
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| Want to write your own test? |
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| Take a roll of the dice at the bottom of our Atomic page to check and see which tests are missing atomic tests! |
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