Attackers Follow Security Principles Too

It's a common misconception that only defenders need to follow security principles. However, attackers can equally benefit from understanding and applying these concepts. The Clean Source Principle, one of the most crucial yet often overlooked security principles, is a prime example. In fact, it's arguable that all Attack Paths can be traced back to a violation of this principle.
Our new training course, Adversary Tactics: Identity-Driven Offensive Tradecraft (IDOT), provides students with a practical framework for discovering Attack Paths through the analysis of Clean Source Principle violations. It equips them with the tradecraft necessary to compromise identities and navigate these paths effectively.
Check out this insightful webinar where we introduce this framework, argue the importance of the Clean Source Principle, and explain why identity-driven tradecraft is at the heart of Attack Path abuse.
The webinar covers:
The role of identity-driven offensive tradecraft in Attack Paths
An in-depth exploration of the Clean Source Principle and its critical role in both securing and compromising environments
The anatomy of an Attack Path
Practical examples of identity abuse in real-world scenarios
An introduction to a framework for discovering new Attack Paths