Research

Notes from the collections.

Field reporting from Attack Nemesis Research — written for people who have to ship a ticket on Thursday.

Longer arguments: whitepapers

Questions

Common questions

What does Attack Nemesis Research publish?
Field notes on adversary tradecraft and intelligence operations, written for analysts who have to ship a ticket this week. Recent notes cover indicator-only detection, Volt Typhoon, FIN7, and TAXII 2.1. Attack Nemesis Research writes for the analyst who ships the ticket.
How is an Attack Nemesis research note different from a whitepaper?
A note is a short field report you can read before a stand-up. A whitepaper is the longer argument, requested as a PDF brief. Attack Nemesis notes argue a point; whitepapers show the full method.
Can I use Attack Nemesis research notes directly in my SOC?
Use them to decide what to build. Notes argue for the behavior or the binding; the ticket and the detection still get signed in your stack by someone who owns them. Attack Nemesis research is meant to end in a signed action, not a bookmark.
Who writes the Attack Nemesis research notes?
Named authors, with the date on every card: Elena Cho, Julian Okoye, Mira Shah, and Attack Nemesis Research. Attack Nemesis puts a name and a date on every note.

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