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Combatting Living off the Land Cyberattacks
How cyberattackers exploit native tools — and how security teams can fight back
Attackers no longer need to bring malware to the fight — they use what’s already in your environment. Living off the Land (LOTL) attacks exploit trusted system tools like PowerShell, WMI, and SSH to move laterally, hide activity, and exfiltrate data — all while blending into normal operations. These stealthy, fileless techniques are now a hallmark of advanced threat groups across both cloud and on-prem environments.
What You’ll Learn:
- How LOTL attacks infiltrate, persist, and spread through hybrid systems
- Why major threat groups — from NotPetya to Volt Typhoon and BlackCat — rely on these techniques
- The everyday binaries and scripts most often abused on Windows, Linux, and macOS
- How to spot LOTL behavior early
- Containment and segmentation strategies that instantly halt lateral movement
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Combatting Living off the Land Cyberattacks: How cyberattackers exploit native tools — and how security teams can fight back.
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