Defending Linux: Threat Hunting in the Cloud
Section 1: Linux in the Cloud: An attraction for everyone – including threat actors
3 Chapters
Chapter 1: Navigating the Complexities of Cloud: A Comparison Between On-Premises and Cloud
Chapter 2: The Linux Reign in the Cloud
Chapter 3: Challenges with Linux in Cloud Environments
Section 2: Unveiling Cloud Threats: Linux Under Siege
2 Chapters
Chapter 4: Linux as a Primary Target for Attackers Explore the Linux attack types
Chapter 5: Decoding HIVE Malware Linux’s Encounter with Advanced Threats
Section 3: Precision in Action: Leveraging Deep Threat Analysis for Linux and Cloud Security
3 Chapters
Chapter 6: Integrating Deep Threat Analysis Fact-based security for Linux and Cloud
Chapter 7: In-depth analysis of a HIVE malware sample – Coming soon
Chapter 8: In-depth analysis of an XMRig sample – Coming soon
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Section 3: Precision in Action: Leveraging Deep Threat Analysis for Linux and Cloud Security
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