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DESCRIPTION:It's one of those mornings. You just crushed your early workout
 \, feeling all kinds of invincible\, you're halfway through your first sip
  of coffee\, mentally planning your day\, when your SOC team drops a bombs
 hell: Suspicious activity has been detected on a critical system. Suddenly
 \, it's not the caffeine waking you up\, it's sheer panic!!\n\nBut let’s
  be real\, cyber drama is inevitable. What separates the pros from the pan
 icked is how we respond. In the Linux world\, post-compromise activity isn
 ’t just a mess\; it’s a story waiting to be told. From tracking suspic
 ious IPs and unexpected file creations to analyzing logs and identifying r
 ogue services\, our job is to piece together exactly what happened and how
 . \n\nBecause let's face it\, while trends come and go\, resilience never 
 goes out of style. Join me in this session as we turn the chaos into clari
 ty and decode the drama\, and maybe even add a little sparkle to incident 
 response.
DTSTAMP:20260721T130323Z
LOCATION:Europe
SUMMARY:Confessions of a Linux Drama Queen: Incident Response When Hackers 
 Try to Steal Your Spotlight - Melina Phillips
URL:https://pretalx.com/hack-lu-2025/talk/B3UDM8/
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