Uncovering the eMudhra incident: A Zeek detection
Use our Zeek package to detect the affected eMudhra certificates, since devices that don’t automatically get updates remain vulnerable.
From detecting attacks to profiling behavior, Corelight Labs creates new ways to deepen network insight and strengthen enterprise security. We work in close partnership with other innovators at Corelight, and we take pride in the robust, deeply technical capabilities we create.
Use our Zeek package to detect the affected eMudhra certificates, since devices that don’t automatically get updates remain vulnerable.
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When employing supervised machine learning to analyze network traffic, the heart of the task often lies in developing effective features for the ML to leverage. We develop GGFAST, a unified, automated framework that can build powerful classifiers for specific network traffic analysis tasks, built on interpretable features. The framework uses only packet sizes, directionality, and sequencing, facilitating analysis in a payload-agnostic fashion that remains applicable in the presence of encryption.
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