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The Most Common Tools Used by APTs

APT tools are rarely mysterious. Many are legitimate tools used in hostile ways. The real CISO question is whether the organization can detect adversary behavior before identity, privilege and lateral movement turn one compromise into enterprise-wide control.
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Eckhart Mehler

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