Linux Reverse Shell Detection and Forensics
Learn how to find a common reverse shell on Linux with command line and automated agentless detection.
Sandfly Security - Agentless Linux EDR and Incident Response : Published Updated
Publication Date: 10 December 2024
Join us for an interview on the Risky Business Snake Oilers segment where we talk about agentless Linux security and Sandfly. We cover the problem of Linux security monitoring with traditional EDR agents and how Sandfly works to agentlessly hunt for threats. We also discuss monitoring Linux appliances and edge devices for attacks, SSH key and credential theft, lateral movement risks, and much more.
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Learn how to find a common reverse shell on Linux with command line and automated agentless detection.
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