• Struggling to remember Windows Authentication flows, token types, or best practices?

    We’ve got you covered with this all-in-one Cheatsheet for Windows Authentication Mechanisms & Security Tokens!

    What’s inside:
    Windows login flow & Credential Providers
    Kerberos vs. NTLM authentication
    Azure AD & Web Auth simplified
    Token types: Access, JWT, SAML, Refresh
    Security tokens & attack mitigations
    Pro tips & best practices

    Download the Cheatsheet & Strengthen Your Windows Security Game!

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  • Windows Event Logs vs. Text-Based Logs: What’s the difference and why use both?

    From detecting suspicious logins to reconstructing an entire attack timeline, logs are critical for incident response, compliance, and forensic investigations.

    Windows Event Logs
    Structured. Secure. Ideal for compliance, auditing, and detecting system changes.

    Key Event IDs to know:
    4624 (Login Success) | 4625 (Login Fail) | 4688 (Process Creation) | 4698 (Scheduled Task)

    Text-Based Logs
    Flexible. Lightweight. Perfect for debugging custom apps and automation scripts.
    Formats: .log | .txt | CSV | JSON

    Combine both log types for deep visibility!
    RDP Login API Error PowerShell Execution = Full attack chain exposed!

    Read more: https://www.infosectrain.com/blog/windows-event-logs-vs-text-based-logs/

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    Windows Event Logs vs. Text-based Logs
    In this blog, we’ll explain it clearly and concisely. If you're a SOC Analyst, Incident Responder, or cybersecurity student trying to level up, this one's for you.
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  • Windows Event Logs Cheat Sheet

    Whether you're into threat hunting, incident response, or blue teaming—knowing your Event IDs can make or break your investigation.

    Check out this Windows Event Logs Cheat Sheet for quick insights into:
    Authentication & Logon Events
    Process Creation & Execution
    Object Access
    Account Management
    Audit & Log Tampering
    Network Connections

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    Windows Event Logs Cheat Sheet Whether you're into threat hunting, incident response, or blue teaming—knowing your Event IDs can make or break your investigation. Check out this Windows Event Logs Cheat Sheet for quick insights into: βœ… Authentication & Logon Events βœ… Process Creation & Execution βœ… Object Access βœ… Account Management βœ… Audit & Log Tampering βœ… Network Connections #WindowsEventLogs #CyberSecurity #BlueTeam #DigitalForensics #IncidentResponse #SIEM #SOCAnalyst #ThreatHunting #Infosec #SecurityOps #WindowsSecurity #LogAnalysis #DFIR #InfoSecTrain
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  • What is Mimikatz? | Blue Screen of Death using Mimikatz

    In this video, we discuss the various functions of Mimikatz, how it works, and why it can lead to the Blue Screen of Death. We also explore the potential risks and consequences associated with this tool and provide recommendations on how to protect your system from such attacks. Watch this informative video to learn more about Mimikatz and how to stay secure.

    Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HanyBMhnpZg&list=PLOWdy-NBQHJuZd5QKgQwh38BlKoQwzlpP&index=6

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