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Kill chain models
Thu, 29 Jan 2015 08:24PM
It has been 4 years now since Lockheed Martin released their "Cyber Kill Chain" paper, which describes the stages that the perpetrator of an advanced persistent threat (APT) takes. This kind of attack sequencing is not new, the American military and other government forces have used similar models to show the stages of a terrorist attack or how to target enemy missiles:
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