Investigating a Network Compromise Lab
Infosec Learning
Virtual Lab
A network compromise is when your system is attacked and an attacker has a foothold over the operating system and has performed various actions such as installing back doors, modifying the file system, and created log file entries. It is critical for you to be able to know what the indicators of a network compromise are and know how to respond to o...
Time
2 hours
Difficulty
Intermediate
Time
2 hours
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Overview
A network compromise is when your system is attacked and an attacker has a foothold over the operating system and has performed various actions such as installing back doors, modifying the file system, and created log file entries. It is critical for you to be able to know what the indicators of a network compromise are and know how to respond to one.
