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# Detection

In this section I will work on some Hunting here, what Op-Sec techniques you can take in consideration, what is being executed some great tools to monitor our processes and dissect our attacks to see what a Defender see's also to see as well what a Forensic's Examiner may be able to find, or common thing's to search for when one of our techniques are executed.

Some of the Tool's I will heavily rely on (Open Source, Free Stuff!!):

* SysInternals
* Process Hacker 2
* DeepBlue CLI
* Prefetch
* WireShark

Something to be wary of a few of these tools need to be executed prior a Breach (Sysmon & WireShark)


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