06-27, 16:55–17:25 (Europe/Vienna), Dachsaal (Track 2 )
In the last few years, I was responsible, together with my colleagues, for the fully open-source framework "Attackbed". We developed simulated networks with automated attacks and collected data for further evaluation of security measures or for building machine learning datasets. One example of such an evaluation is testing the performance of LLMs when used to detect malicious behavior in logfiles. We not only created a simulation with complex attack chains but also developed several public Metasploit Exploits and an automated attack tool. I will cover all the technologies and attack chains, and provide a perspective on potential use cases for this open-source framework.
Wolfgang Hotwagner is a Research-Engineer at the Security Research Team of the Austrian Institute of Technology(AIT), where he works on various topics like "Log File Anomaly Detection", "Bug Hunting" and "Cyberrange". He is a Linux enthusiast with a focus on IT security.