Cyber researcher has prepared an online encyclopedia for organized attacks

Ophir Harpaz, a cyber researcher at Guardicour, has prepared an online encyclopedia for organized attacks on computer systems and network crimes worldwide. The guide includes information on assaults, some of which are still ongoing and some have ended, and are kept up to date at all times.
The guide was built by Gardicor research teams based on information gained from exposed attacks as well as a network of sensors that are at key points in large systems and detect real-time hacking attempts. It includes a series of attacks designed to take control of enterprise servers in order to steal information and use it to blackmail or sell on the dark web or to enslave enterprise computers for digital currency mining while impairing their proper functioning.
According to Harpaz, the idea underlying the project is sharing information with the global information security community with the idea that this is the way to deal with sophisticated and aggressive hacker attacks. Security personnel will find valuable information about each of the campaigns for the IPs from which the attacks were carried out, file types that were implanted on enterprise computers, and more.
Gardicor provides another free tool, called Infection Monkey, that allows anyone or organization to run an attack simulation on the computer system to see if there are any hidden loopholes, without worrying about compromising the system. It relies on real-world assaults and is constantly updated with new hackers. After imaging, he provides several reports with clear actions to correct the problems he identified.
Guardicore, founded by Dror Seli, Pavel Gurevich and Ariel Zeitlin, develops comprehensive defense software for enterprise and cloud enterprise systems that successfully operates hundreds of financial, e-commerce and technology companies and educational organizations. The company raised $ 110 million and employs 190 people in Israel, the US, Canada, Brazil, India, Mexico, Western Europe and Ukraine.
Directory link: https://www.guardicore.com/botnet-encyclopedia/