rbastic2
"Protecting your SSH port is a critical part of any good Linux security policy. While the list of things to do is well documented across the internet, I wanted to give an alternative to the standard SSH protections. Why not only expose the SSH port via a Wireguard Tunnel? The steps are fairly straight forward, especially if you’ve setup a Wireguard server before. However, there are one or two unforeseen pitfalls which could trip up even more experienced users."
WhatsApp Caught Using Microphone During the Night
The PDF goes into quite some technical detail and it seems to be an impressive feat. It includes some potential remediations. No known rootkit detectors seem to be available at this time.
Hunting Russian Intelligence “Snake” Malware
If you do run Windows, be sure to check that your TPM/SecureBoot devices are enabled, and that Core Isolation/Code Integrity (for example, Hypervisor Enforced Code Integrity) is enabled if possible. Unfortunately, this setting can sometimes cause driver incompatibilities and enabling it via the registry manually may be experimental/crashprone.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-pr...
Network-based IDS helps a lot in this area -- something like pfSense with pfblocker-ng + Suricata. Unfortunately, there is also malware that can masquerade protocol/etc: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa...