MITRE ATT&CK™ Analysis

Overview

For those who don’t know, ATT&CK was created by the team at MITRE and stands for Adversary Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge. This is widely becoming the most used common language for both offensive and defensive teams when it comes to discussing an attack vector and what specific actions are involved in exploiting that attack vector.

MITRE ATT&CK™ Analysis

This section aims to document various tests I’ve run using MITRE ATT&CK techniques, how they are used, and some supporting information on how they can be detected, mitigated, or prevented.

Old: The current progress of completion here compared to the techniques noted by MITRE can be seen visually using a custom JSON file overlayed to their Attack Navigator

New: V14 MITRE ATT&CK Mind Maps

Get high quality versions on Github.

These use Olaf Hartong’s ‘ATT&CK Rainbow of Tactics’ as a basis for colour schema.

Initial Access Overview Mind Map Execution Overview Mind Map Persistence Overview Mind Map Privilege Escalation Overview Mind Map Defense Evasion Overview Mind Map Credential Access Overview Mind Map Discovery Overview Mind Map Lateral Movement Overview Mind Map Collection Overview Mind Map Command and Control Overview Mind Map Exfiltration Overview Mind Map Impact Overview Mind Map Impact Overview Mind Map

Bonus Initial Access Infographic

Initial Access Overview Infographic

Joining in - MITRE ATT&CK Wheel of Fortune

For those wishing to have some fun and learn, I’ve created a spreadsheet that can be used to randomly generate a number for ‘Enterprise’, ‘Mobile’, or ‘Pre-Attack’ methods as outlined by the MITRE Corporation. This can also be used to link directly to the MITRE documentation, challenge yourself, and keep track of your progress. I’ve included a download link below (this uses no macros, only the excel random formula, and as such you will need to enable editing to refresh the number cells and ‘spin the wheel’).

MITRE ATT&CK WHEEL OF FORTUNE SPREADSHEET