APT Technique Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) use various techniques to infiltrate and remain undetected in a target system or network. ● Social engineering: Using tactics such as phishing or spear-phishing to trick users into divulging sensitive information or clicking on a malicious link. ● Zero-day exploits: Taking advantage of vulnerabilities in software or systems that are not yet known or patched. ● Backdoors and trojans: Using malicious software to create a persistent backdoor into a system or network, allowing attackers to access and control the compromised system. ● Credential theft: Stealing login credentials to gain access to a system or network. ● Command and control (C2) channels: Using hidden communication channels to communicate with and control compromised systems. ● Lateral movement: Moving laterally across a network to gain access to additional systems or data. ● Data exfiltration: Stealing sensitive data and exfiltrating it from the target system or network. #AdvancedThreats #CyberEspionage #APTDefense #ThreatIntelligence #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #ZeroDayExploits #MalwareAnalysis #CyberThreats #infosectrain #learntorise