Cybersecurity

EGCTF 2025 Qualifications - "TNKR.1" Forensics Challenge

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In the EGCTF 2025 Qualifications "TNKR.1" challenge, participants analyzed Windows PowerShell logs from compromised devices to identify malicious commands and an email address linked to a trojan infection. This exercise highlights the importance of forensic analysis in detecting initial access vectors used by attackers.

Security professionals should focus on log timeline analysis and automated script usage for efficient threat hunting.

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