A collection of free, open-source, and commercial tools to try out. This tools will enhance your skills, streamline your workflow, and empower you to do more. I recommend giving them a go and seeing which ones you can get the most value from.
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Discover netlas.io, a powerful suite of tools to enrich your threat hunts, add threat intelligence to your investigations, Discover netlas.io, a powerful suite of tools to enrich your threat hunts, add threat intelligence to your investigations, and map your attack surface.
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Learn why malware configuration parsing is an essential skill for any threat hunter, plus how to use a malware configuration parsers to do this automatically.
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Learn about MITRE’s CTI Blueprints project. A revolutionary new CTI project that aims to help analysts deliver high-quality, standardized CTI reports.
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Discover the new cyber security notetaking app that integrates with your organization’s tools and is an effective copilot for all your investigations.
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Learn what a CTI aggregator is, why you need one, and how to create your own for completely for free to make your threat intelligence gathering efficient
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Whodunit is a tool that can be used to identify the most likely Advanced Persistent Threat group responsible for an attack. Let’s find out how to use it!
Interesting in Learning More?
Learn the dark arts of red teaming
Check out these courses offered by Zero-Point Security. They will teach you all things red teaming from creating exploits, writing your own C2 framework, and emulating real-world threat actors.
If you want more of a challenge, take on one of their certification exams and land your next job in cyber:
Learn more cyber security skills
Check out The All-Access Membership Pass by TCM Academy. for courses on hacking/pentesting, malware analysis, digital forensics, programming/scripting, GRC, and more!
If you’re looking to level up your skills even more, have a go at one of their certifications: