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secskills-defense

DFIR and detection built on preserve-first, base-rate discipline. 22 defensive security skills for SOC analysts, incident responders, and detection engineers: alert triage, malware and shellcode analysis, memory/disk/network forensics, phishing-email analysis, Windows endpoint DFIR, Linux persistence hunting, AWS/Azure/GCP/M365-Entra incident investigation, Kubernetes defense, cloud posture hardening, threat hunting, detection-as-code (Sigma/YARA/Suricata) with real false-positive analysis, risk-based vulnerability management, and threat intelligence. Every skill fact-checked against primary sources. Pairs with secskills-core.

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Plugin secskills-defense from marketplace secskills-marketplace in trilwu/secskills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

What it installs

Skills (22)

  • analyzing-disk-images

    Perform dead-disk forensics on an acquired disk image using The Sleuth Kit, Plaso, and bulk_extractor — verify integrity and mount read-only, map partitions, recover deleted files, build a file-system and super-timeline, carve unallocated space, mine registry hives and OS artifacts, and detect anti-

  • analyzing-linux-persistence

    Systematically identify and analyze persistence mechanisms on Linux systems during DFIR investigations -- sweep systemd units, cron jobs, shell initialization, SSH config, kernel modules, LD_PRELOAD, package manager hooks, udev rules, container entrypoints, and XDG autostart entries. Use when invest

  • analyzing-malware

    Analyze suspected malware safely — containment, static triage, sandboxed detonation, unpacking, capability and C2 extraction, IOC production, and YARA rule authoring. Use when handed a suspicious file, hash, or sample, when triaging an alert artifact, or when producing detection content from a speci

  • analyzing-memory-images

    Analyze volatile memory images (RAM dumps) using Volatility 3 — process enumeration, injected code detection, credential extraction, network artifacts, rootkit analysis, and timeline construction from memory-resident data. Use when examining a memory capture from a compromised host, hunting for inje

  • analyzing-network-traffic

    Analyze packet captures and network telemetry for intrusion evidence — capture and handling, the Wireshark/tshark triage funnel, Zeek log mining, Suricata rule runs, beacon and DNS-tunnel detection, TLS/JA3 fingerprinting, HTTP and file carving, exfiltration hunting, and IOC handoff. Use when a `.pc

  • analyzing-phishing-emails

    Triage and forensically analyze reported phishing safely — extract the raw message, read the Received chain, verify SPF/DKIM/DMARC, detect display-name and lookalike spoofing, unwrap redirects and SafeLinks/URLDefense, decode quishing QR codes, triage attachments, and pull IOCs for hunting. Use when

  • analyzing-shellcode

    Analyze raw shellcode and position-independent code — extracting the bytes, guessing architecture, disassembling at the right base, decoding self-decoder stubs, resolving hashed Windows APIs, emulating to the decoded stage, and pulling C2 and stage IOCs. Use when handed a raw blob of position-indepe

  • defending-kubernetes

    Harden and monitor a Kubernetes cluster against the attacks that actually happen — RBAC least privilege and escalation paths, Pod Security Admission enforcement, network policy default-deny, secrets and service-account token exposure, control-plane and kubelet exposure, and audit-log-based detection

  • engineering-detections

    Build, test, and tune detection content — Sigma, YARA, Suricata, and EDR/SIEM queries — mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with explicit false-positive analysis and detection-as-code practices. Use when writing or reviewing a detection rule, converting IOCs or TTPs into alerts, measuring detection coverage, or

  • hardening-cloud-posture

    Proactively harden a cloud account or organization before an incident — prioritizing IAM and identity risk over checkbox findings, closing the exposures that become attack paths (public storage, over-broad roles, missing audit logging, unencrypted data), reading CSPM output critically, and enforcing

  • hunting-threats

    Run hypothesis-driven threat hunts across endpoint, network, cloud, and identity telemetry using stack counting, outlier analysis, and ATT&CK-based hypotheses, with SIEM query patterns for Splunk, KQL, and Elastic. Use when proactively searching for undetected compromise, validating an intel report

  • investigating-aws-incidents

    Investigate security incidents in Amazon Web Services -- reconstruct attacker activity from CloudTrail, VPC Flow Logs, and GuardDuty, anchor the investigation on the compromised principal (access key or role), trace privilege escalation and persistence through IAM API calls, detect data exfiltration

  • investigating-azure-incidents

    Investigate security incidents in Microsoft Azure (resource and subscription control plane) -- reconstruct attacker activity from the Azure Activity Log and resource/data-plane diagnostic logs, anchor the investigation on the identity that made the calls (a user, service principal, or managed identi

  • investigating-gcp-incidents

    Investigate a security incident in Google Cloud — establishing what audit logging exists before trusting a gap, reconstructing activity from Cloud Audit Logs, triaging service-account and OAuth abuse, following Security Command Center findings, and scoping IAM and resource changes. Use when respondi

  • investigating-m365-entra

    Investigate security incidents in Microsoft 365 and Entra ID (Azure AD) -- search the Unified Audit Log, correlate sign-in and audit events, trace illicit OAuth consent grants, analyze mailbox rule manipulation, and contain compromised identities. Use when responding to a BEC incident, investigating

  • investigating-windows-endpoints

    Investigate a compromised or suspicious Windows host from on-disk artifacts -- triage collection, evidence of execution (Prefetch, Amcache, Shimcache, SRUM, UserAssist, BAM), the event-log workhorses by ID (Security 4624/4688/4720/7045/1102, Sysmon, PowerShell 4104, RDP, WMI), persistence hunting ac

  • managing-vulnerabilities

    Prioritize and drive remediation of a vulnerability backlog by real risk, not raw CVSS — combining severity with exploitation signals (EPSS, CISA KEV), asset exposure and business context, using SSVC-style decisions, distinguishing reachable from merely present, and tracking remediation and exceptio

  • producing-threat-intelligence

    Produce cyber threat intelligence by pivoting on indicators to find related infrastructure, tracking actors and campaigns, enriching and contextualizing IOCs, applying attribution discipline and analytic confidence, and packaging finished intel products tied to a consumer's decision. Covers the inte

  • responding-to-incidents

    Run digital forensics and incident response — triage, evidence acquisition with chain of custody, host and cloud artifact analysis, timeline reconstruction, scoping, containment, eradication, and postmortem. Use during a suspected compromise, when analyzing a disk or memory image, reconstructing an

  • triaging-security-alerts

    Work a security alert queue to a defensible disposition — separating true positives from false positives and benign true positives, reasoning about base rates before escalating, ordering enrichment by cheapest discriminator, time-boxing, and documenting negative results so a closed alert is evidence

  • writing-sigma-rules

    Author and maintain Sigma detection rules — structure, logsource taxonomy, detection logic with modifiers, false-positive filtering, backend conversion with pySigma, and offline validation with Hayabusa or Chainsaw. Use when translating threat intel into vendor-agnostic detection logic, building a d

  • writing-yara-rules

    Author durable YARA detection rules — meta/strings/condition anatomy, string types and modifiers, structural conditions with file magic and offsets, the PE/ELF/math/hash modules, specificity-vs-durability tuning, atom-aware performance, memory and process scanning, and YARA-X. Use when writing a YAR

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