Lateral movement is a series of steps in a cyberattack or incident in which the attacker gains access to additional resources on a computer network.
Lateral movement may also be referred to as “pivoting”
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- SSH lateral movement
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- attribution-steffens2020
- compartmentalization
- Main Index
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- incidentresponse-luttgens2014
- trackingteamtnt-fiser2021
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- post-exploitation
- securelist-penquins_moonlit_maze2017
- breakout times
- known_hosts cracking
- Main Index - L
- malware propagation
- SSH key theft