Prática de Shadowing: Google Threat Intelligence Platform Overview - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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Welcome to this guided tour of Google Threat Intelligence.
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First, let's explain how the web interface is organized in these four areas.
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The top bar provides quick access to a powerful search box.
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Use it to instantly find IOCs, threat actors, malware and campaigns.
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In addition, you will also find your user settings here.
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The left menu allows you to navigate through the modules and tools the platform offers.
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The main section enables you to upload files for analysis, search for any observable, or delve into malicious observations.
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And finally, the footer provides useful links to our comprehensive documentation and API reference.
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Let's dive now into the Google Threat Intelligence modules and tools.
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The Threat Landscape provides adversary intelligence, covering threat actors, malware, campaigns, and IOC collections.
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intelligence combines curated findings from our expert analysts with valuable crowdsourced data from the community.
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The Threat Profile tool helps you focus on what matters most based on strategic criteria such as your industry,
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country, targets, malware roles, and actors' motivations to filter our vast threat intelligence data and show you recommended threats.
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Now let's head to the Threat the Actor section.
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On an Actor's card, for example, APT29, you'll find a high-level summary, an overview of the group, and their latest activity.
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Each tab offers a deeper dive into details like associated IOCs, TTPs, and connections to other threats.
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The IOC Investigation Module is designed for quickly searching and analyzing IOCs.
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Let's demonstrate by searching for a file hash.
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This file analysis report shows the Google Threat intelligence assessment, including the verdict and the threat score.
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Here, you can see the latest associations, like its connection to the APT44 threat actor or the dark crystal rat malware family,
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and gain deeper context from associated reports and IOC collections.
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Let's review some of the most relevant tabs.
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The detection tab offers insights from crowdsourced YARA, Sigma, and IDS matching rules, plus antivirus engine detections.
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Next, the relations tab shows how the file is linked with other observables, while the Behavior tab centralizes all key data gathered from the sandbox detonation,
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such as screenshots, miter attack mapping,
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network traffic, and activity across the file system, registry, and processes.
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Additionally, this module provides live hunt rules to monitor incoming indicators
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and retro hunt rules to scan the data set of previously submitted You can track files
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and network artifacts by creating live hunt rules using the visual editor and existing templates.
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Then, you can navigate to the IOC stream, our centralized notifications hub, where you can monitor all incoming matches from your active rules or other threat subscriptions.
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The Report and Analysis module is your hub for accessing our expertly curated reports alongside valuable contributions from the cybersecurity community.
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They are categorized by a variety of types and topic areas, making it easier to search for what's most relevant.
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The Threat Graph is a dynamic visualization tool that enables you to investigate the relationships between indicators and associated entities,
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such as threat actors, malware, IOC collections, and reports.
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Private scanning allows you to analyze files and URLs without sharing them with anyone beyond your organization.
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Scanning artifacts include both static and dynamic analysis and have a limited retention period on our servers.
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For enhanced control, you can customize the scanning parameters for detonating advanced threats
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and even open a live interaction session to gain deeper insights that automated analysis might miss.
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The Vulnerability Intelligence module delivers a comprehensive and actionable understanding of vulnerabilities.
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It achieves this by combining broad open source data with deeply curated intelligence.
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Each vulnerability report details continuously updated context to help users prioritize patching and mitigation efforts.
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The specialized tabs offer insights into affected products, suggested solutions, and related exploits or proof of concepts.
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ATT&CK Surface Management empowers organizations to continuously monitor and assess their external digital assets from an adversarial perspective.
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Create collections, which are scanning projects guided by various scan workflow templates to accurately identify exploitable assets and misconfigurations.
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Digital threat monitoring actively focuses on observing the external threat landscape, including the deep and dark web,
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for any indicators of potential risks to your organization's brand, data, and reputation.
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Research tools enables you to safely explore the existing raw data, use this intelligence to create monitors based on our templates, and retrieve alerts on new findings.
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Finally, the Technology Integration section allows you to seamlessly deliver threat
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intelligence data to your other security systems through our extensive out-of-the-box integrations.
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Simply search this section for a specific cybersecurity solution and you can get it up and running within minutes.
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For best practices on automation and integrations, like using service accounts, refer to the documentation.
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That concludes our tour of the Google Threat Intelligence platform.
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Thank you for watching.
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O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?
Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.











