So there you have it.
And now we understand the exfiltration techniques.
Once someone has gotten in, and they've
gotten hold of our data, maybe before they encrypt it
with ransomware and hold us for ransom,
they exfiltrate a copy of it so that they
could use it for many other different advantages.
Maybe we have a corporate secret and they're
going to leverage that by selling it to a competitor.
Or maybe they're going to leak it
to an organization like WikiLeaks,
or something like that.
Whatever the case is, is they've gotten our data
and they leveraged protocols in order to exfiltrate that data. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
and they leveraged protocols in order to exfiltrate that data.
And some of those protocols are so commonly
used, like ICMP or DNS, we may never
detect that that was a compromise in the first place.
So this is why we understand the exfiltration techniques that
can be used against us.
I hope this has been informative for you.
And I'd like to thank you for viewing.