How to protect your network from web shell malware

The video discusses the threat of web shell malware on web servers and provides guidance from the NSA and ASD on detecting and preventing such attacks. It covers methods like file comparison using hash values and logging, configuring web server logging, and the importance of using universal time for log consistency. The video also introduces the zero trust security model, emphasizing identity tracking and access control. Additional security measures like intrusion prevention systems, web application firewalls, and tools like Sysmon and Microsoft Sentinel are recommended to enhance security and prevent attacks.

What are some techniques mentioned for detecting web shell malware?

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How can you determine if your system has been attacked?

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What changes should be made to the logging settings on a web server?

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What is the significance of using universal time for logging?

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What role does zero trust play in network security?

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What are some methods to prevent web shell attacks?

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How can sysmon assist in identifying attacks on web servers?

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