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Masquerading was once conducted by the wealthiest elite at elaborate dances, allowing them to take on the guise of someone else and hide amidst the crowd. Today, we see digital masquerading used by the most sophisticated as well as less skilled adversaries to hide in the noise while conducting operations. We continue our series on hunting for specific adversary techniques and get into the Halloween spirit by demonstrating how to hunt for masquerading. So let’s start the m…
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