GTFOBinsThis course is for security professionals interested in learning how attackers use legitimate Unix binaries to bypass security measures.
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ABOUT THE COURSE
In this comprehensive course, participants will gain valuable insights into the techniques used by attackers to circumvent security measures on Unix-based systems through the use of legitimate binaries. By leveraging practical, hands-on lab exercises, learners will gain a deeper understanding of the threat landscape and develop the skills necessary to identify and respond to such attacks.
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ACHIEVEMENTS
"Linux Hunter" Badge
EXPECTED OUTCOMESIncreased knowledge and understanding of the threat landscape related to attacks leveraging legitimate Unix binaries.
Improved ability to identify indicators of compromise (IoCs) and other suspicious activity on Unix-based systems.
Hands-on experience with practical lab exercises that reinforce key concepts and skills covered in the course.
Increased confidence in responding to security incidents related to attacks that leverage legitimate Unix binaries.
INTENDED AUDIENCEIncident responders
Security professionals, including security analysts, network security engineers, and security operations center (SOC) personnel.
System administrators and IT professionals responsible for maintaining Unix-based systems.
Students or researchers interested in learning more about the security implications of using Unix binaries.
Anyone with an interest in cybersecurity and a desire to gain a deeper understanding of the threats facing Unix-based systems.
PREREQUISITESUnderstanding of fundamental security principles, such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Comfort working with Unix-based operating systems, including knowledge of common commands and file system navigation.