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-<details>
-  <summary>
-  1) Steps Example
-  </summary>
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-# Reconnaissance
-- The observation stage:
-  - attackers typically assess the situation from the outside-in, in order to identify both targets and tactics for the attack.
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-# Intrusion
-- Based on what the attackers discovered in the reconnaissance phase, they’re able to get into your systems:
-  - often leveraging malware or security vulnerabilities.
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-# Exploitation
-- The act of exploiting vulnerabilities, and delivering malicious code onto the system, in order to get a better foothold.
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-# Privilege Escalation
-- Attackers often need more privileges on a system to get access to more data and permissions:
-  - for this, they need to escalate their privileges often to an Admin.
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-# Lateral Movement
-- Once they’re in the system, attackers can move laterally to other systems and accounts in order to gain more leverage:
-  - whether that’s higher permissions, more data, or greater access to systems.
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-# Obfuscation / Anti-forensics
-- In order to successfully pull off a cyberattack, attackers need to cover their tracks, and in this stage they often lay false trails, compromise data, and clear logs to confuse and/or slow down any forensics team.
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-# Denial of Service
-- Disruption of normal access for users and systems, in order to stop the attack from being monitored, tracked, or blocked
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-# Exfiltration
-- The extraction stage:
-  - getting data out of the compromised system.
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-</details>
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