Cybersecurity

WebStrike Blue Team Lab (CyberDefenders)

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A cybersecurity challenge titled WebStrike involves analyzing a pcap file to identify details of a potential attack on a company's web server. Participants must determine the origin city of the attack, the attacker’s user-agent, the name of the malicious web shell uploaded, the directory used for storing files, the port utilized by the web shell, and the file targeted by the attacker.

This exercise helps developers and tech professionals enhance their skills in network forensics and incident response.

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