EDRmetry Generic Flow

EDRmetry Generic Flow

To efficiently use the EDRmetry Matrix, we created a proposed generic flow consisting of six simple steps:

1. Provision your TARGET_X, KALI_X, or C2_X VMs.

2. Install EDR/Runtime Security/DFIR engine @ TARGET_X:

  • Choose and install the Linux EDR/Runtime Security/DFIR engine you want to evaluate. In the area of ​​Open Source projects, we recommend taking a look at:

    • Falco Runtime Security

    • Kunai Runtime Security

    • Jibril Runtime Security

    • Tetragon Runtime Security

    • Elastic Security

    • Wazuh

    • OSquery + osquery-defense-kit

    • Velociraptor IR

    • Zeek NIDS

    • Suricata NIDS

3. Search Technique:

  • Identify relevant techniques from a comprehensive EDRmetry database.

4. Choose offensive commands:

  • Extract the necessary commands or code snippets and follow step-by-step instructions.

5. Execute attack emulations:

  • Prepare attack chains or manually execute single offensive tests on a vulnerable-by-design TARGET_X Linux system.

6. Verify detections and alerts:

  • Check detections, telemetry, and alerts generated within the chosen EDR/Runtime/SIEM platform.

7. Dig deeper:

  • Make configuration changes to your EDR/Runtime/DFIR or ask the EDR/SIEM vendor questions.

  • Create complex attack paths

  • Do additional research

EDRmetry Linux Matrix For Download / Self-Hosted - Comprehensive Hands-On Attack TTPs Catalog

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1. EDRmetry Overview

  • Introduction
  • What you will get?
  • Goals / What to expect
  • EDRmetry Matrix
  • Virtual Machines / C2
  • EDRmetry Generic Flow
  • Contextual Execution
  • Changelog / Updates

2. EDRmetry Deployment

  • Deploy your EDRmetry Matrix Docker Container
  • Download EDRmetry Matrix JSON Database
  • Import your EDRmetry Matrix JSON Database
  • Provision your TARGET_X VM
  • Provision your KALI_X or C2_X VM
  • Request for HTTPS Hosted Access to EDRmetry Matrix

3. Research and emulation of Linux threats

  • MITRE ATT&CK TACTICS in the Linux Ecosystem
  • Linux Threat Landscape
  • Initial Access - TA0001
  • Discovery - TA0007
  • Execution - TA0002
  • Defense Evasion - TA0005
  • Persistence - TA0003
  • Privilege Escalation - TA0004
  • Exfiltration - TA0010
  • Command and Control - TA0011
  • Lateral Movement - TA0008
  • Credentials Access - TA0006
  • Impact - TA0040
  • Collection - TA0009