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On December 8th cyber security vendor FireEye reported a breach of their network and data exfiltration which included their internally developed Red Team tools. FireEye took the step of publishing details of these tools in a GitHub repository to allow other vendors to protect against their use by potential adversaries.

This breach has been attributed to a nation state threat actor so we do not expect to see these tools be widely abused in the wild, however with the additional information provided by FireEye, Fortinet have been able to ensure that these tools cannot be abused.

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The stolen tools range from simple scripts used for automating reconnaissance to entire frameworks that are similar to publicly available technologies such as CobaltStrike and Metasploit. Many of the Red Team tools have already been released to the community and are already distributed in our open-source virtual machine, CommandoVM.

To empower the community to detect these tools, we are publishing countermeasures to help organizations identify these tools if they appear in the wild. In response to the theft of our Red Team tools, we have released hundreds of countermeasures for publicly available technologies like OpenIOC, Yara, Snort, and ClamAV.

A list of the countermeasure is available on the FireEye GitHub repository. We are releasing detections and will continue to update the public repository with overlapping countermeasures for host, network, and file-based indicators as we develop new or refine existing detections. In addition, we are publishing a list of CVEs that need to be addressed to limit the effectiveness of the Red Team tools on the GitHub page.

Introduction: Simulation sessions prepare medical professionals for pediatric emergencies. No validated tools exist to evaluate overall team performance. Our objective was to develop and evaluate the inter-rater reliability and validity of a team performance assessment tool during simulated pediatric resuscitations.

Methods: We developed the Simulation Team Assessment Tool (STAT) which evaluated 4 domains: basic assessment skills, airway/breathing, circulation, and human factors. Scoring of each element was behaviorally anchored from 0 to 2 points. Two teams of resuscitation experts and two teams of pediatric residents performed the same simulated pediatric resuscitation. Each team was scored by six raters using the STAT. Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC) were calculated to assess inter-rater reliability. Overall performance and domain scores between expert and resident teams were compared using repeated measures of analysis of variance to assess construct validity.

Conclusions: The STAT's overall performance, basic skills, circulation, and human factors domains had good to excellent inter-rater reliability, discriminating well between expert and resident teams. Similar performance in the airway/breathing domain among all teams magnified the impact of a small number of rater disagreements on the ICC. Additional study is needed to better assess the airway/breathing domain.

The Tool Translation Team (T3) mission is to promote the development of novel molecular tools and escort their application to biological questions. T3 serves to bridge the technical gaps between molecular tool builders and their users.

The unique support structure and cooperative culture at Janelia are part of this success. However, even with those advantages, tool builders often have difficulty in disseminating their wares, particularly when those tools are not vetted to a specific area of biologic inquiry. Tool builders and their users frequently lack the expertise and bandwidth for such experiments.

T3 manages a portfolio of short and long-term projects which are targeted toward the application of novel molecular tools. We welcome new projects proposals from any Janelia laboratory. Proposals will be reviewed and considered based on;

T3 will work to either validate, optimize, or implement a molecular tool depending on its state of development. Often times, T3 will collaborate with other tool users in this process. Prior to initiation, each project is framed with a well-defined scope and goal(s) which are outlined by the participants. T3 is guided by the Head of Molecular Tools and Imaging and advised quarterly by a panel of Janelia Group Leaders.

Method: The study was conducted in two parts. In the first part rehabilitation without changes in the programme was performed (n = 16). After that the COPM was introduced to all team members. In part two the COPM was used (n = 40). Clients' experiences of participation in the process were studied via a structured interview 2 - 4 weeks after discharge in both parts. Qualitative interviews were conducted with team members before part one and after completion of part two.

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There are five CATME Teamwork Dimensions that contribute to the effectiveness of teams. The CATME Peer Evaluation describes behaviors typical of various levels of performance in each of the CATME Five Teamwork Dimensions. Raters select the category of behaviors that most closely matches the behavior of each student on their team (including themselves).

Why We Like It: CursedChrome makes it easy to emulate a malicious browser extension during a red teaming engagement. Use it to hijack Chrome browsers, bypass most 2FA or other security protections that might be in place, and ride cookies to reach any web-based targets.

On 20 October 2021, Proofpoint observed emails that appeared to be replies to previous conversations and contained password-protected zipped Word documents. The attachments ultimately lead to the download of Sliver, an open-source, cross-platform adversary simulation and red team platform. The activity demonstrated a significant departure from previous tactics, techniques, and procedures from TA551.

SLIVER is available for free online, and capabilities include information gathering, command and control (C2) functionality, token manipulation, process injection, and other features. Red teaming tools are becoming increasingly popular with cybercrime threat actors. For instance, Proofpoint observed a 161% increase in threat actor use of the red teaming tool Cobalt Strike between 2019 and 2020. Additional offensive frameworks that appear as first stage payloads used by cybercrime actors include Lemon Tree and Veil.

Some of the non-technical vetting procedures include a multi-seat licensing requirement, to put it out of the reach of individuals, contractors or single-operator red teams, and an outright ban on self-hosted trial licences, as other similar products have wound up being exposed through such trials.

Palo Alto Networks has been working diligently to ensure the protections released by FireEye are implemented in a timely manner. The Github repository shared by FireEye contains a list of rules and 16 vulnerability CVE identifiers. The vulnerabilities appear to have been included because sufficient protections against these can help limit the effectiveness of the red-team tools.

The Github repository that provided the protections also contains rules for direct product implementation as well as hunting. Palo Alto Networks is analyzing the efficacy of and applying all stable rules to our respective products. Gap analysis and threat hunting leveraging the FireEye-provided Yara and Snort signatures have enabled Palo Alto Networks researchers to identify potential malware samples that we are now tagging, analyzing, tracking and building protections around within WildFire. Continual verdict efficacy checks of identified malware samples is ongoing within Palo Alto Networks products. Customers leveraging the Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus tool can track initially identified samples and tools under the Fireye_RedTeam_Tools, Rubeus, AndrewSpecial, KeeFarce, SafetyKatz, InveighZero, GadgetToJScript, SeatBelt, RuralBishop, SharpView, and SharpZeroLogon tags. Our Cortex XDR Managed Threat Hunting Team (MTH) has proactively searched all Cortex XDR Pro customer logs to identify potentially impacted organizations and provide them an assessment of their risk.

Threat Prevention provides protection against command and control beacons and exploitation of network vulnerabilities used by the stolen tools. The following table provides an overview of the mapping between Palo Alto Networks Universal Threat IDs (UTIDs) and the provided FireEye SIDs.

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