If you want the details, here you go. It’s all open and transparent.

www.edr-telemetry.com/blog/A-Deep-...

enable the Elastic Security agent from the integrations console and get actual EDR-level visibility. That’s where you’ll learn something.

If you want to actually see what’s happening on an endpoint and run proper investigations to play around in a lab, use Elastic Stack. Deploy Fleet (which is just one agent install), enable real telemetry, or…

Big thanks to the early adopters!!🙏 You’re keeping us boosted, and we’re genuinely grateful to have you onboard.

Checkout the roadmap here: edr-comparison.com/roadmap

We already have a solid number of customers and the feedback has been great. That’s pushing us to deliver bigger updates faster. Once we hit 100 members, which looks like it will happen much sooner than we expected, the price will change. We’re here for the long run...

• Test rules directly in the browser with PCAP uploads that stay in your browser

More updates with challenges coming soon!

Check it out here: detectionstream.com/suricata
Read the blog post about it here: kostas-ts.medium.com/detectionstr...

We created a practitioner-led comparison platform for consultants, security teams, and anyone evaluating EDRs. With almost one year in the making, this is likely one of the largest projects I've ever been involved with.

Have a look and judge for yourself 🙂

Yes, exactly. They had an onClick function and the URL was passed as a variable there. If I remember correctly, they also had prerequisites before redirecting you, if you didn’t meet them, you’d get a 404.

I did go through the fake virus scanning process and them reporting that my machine is infected with malware etc on a full screen. Classic. So I thought here we go I'll get the malware, but nope, nada

Oh, that's interesting! I don't even remember how I got to that page! It must have been from an ad or something, as I was looking for malware from ads. It just appeared on a tab.

I was a little bit disappointed not to get the malware though