Red team vs. blue team fundamentals: how to structure the exercise
MITRE ATT&CK went public in May 2015 to give red and blue teams a shared language — most organizations still run the two in total isolation.
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MITRE ATT&CK went public in May 2015 to give red and blue teams a shared language — most organizations still run the two in total isolation.
The 2019 Capital One breach hit 700+ S3 buckets through one SSRF call. Secure-by-design architecture stops that path before it exists.
A 2025 supply-chain attack on tj-actions/changed-files hit 23,000+ repos and dumped secrets into public logs — the same CI patterns power most Playwright pipelines.
One symlinked Helm values file (CVE-2022-24348, CVSS 7.7) let attackers read secrets across Argo CD tenants — GitOps trust needs hardening, not just adoption.
OCSF just cleared ITU review for ratification by June 2026 — here's how to route vulnerability and scan data into Datadog or New Relic without drowning your on-call rotation.
A crafted vendor.json field let attackers run shell commands from inside a security scanner — CVE-2022-40764 shows why CLI tools must never build shell strings.
tfsec folded into Trivy in February 2023. Sentinel gates plans in Terraform Enterprise. Here's how to catch misconfigured infrastructure before it's ever provisioned.
The XZ Utils backdoor (CVE-2024-3094) was found in the build chain; most tools that would have caught it stop at deploy. Here's how to close that gap.
Cloud misconfiguration was the initial attack vector in 15% of breaches in IBM's 2024 study — tied with phishing. Here are the six patterns and the queries to find them.
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