Threat Intelligence Executive Report (Vol 2022, No.6)

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The Secureworks® Threat Intelligence Executive Report (Volume 2022, Number 6) reveals that in October 2022, attackers shifted to using lesser-known adversary emulation tools like Brute Ratel C4 (BRc4) to evade detection. These offensive frameworks, typically used by cybersecurity red teams to simulate attackers, were adopted by threat actors to bypass traditional defenses. Secureworks CTU emphasizes that detecting both popular and emerging adversary simulation tools is critical for effective cyber defense and timely incident response against evolving attack techniques.

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