صورة غلاف  Chasing Rider
دورة مسجّلة مسار Digital Forensics, Incident Response & Threat Hunt
DFIR-206 مسجّل العربية مجاني

Chasing Rider

A practical incident response series: one intrusion, followed from the first alert to the domain controller

Security Operation Center (SOC) Intermediate SOC T1 SOC T2 SOC T3 Threat Hunter
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Follow Rider.exe through a real intrusion, from Tier 1 triage in Elastic to PsExec, identity, file and network telemetry, and the incident response decisions along the way. New episodes are added as the series continues.

Chasing Rider is a hands-on incident response series built around one intrusion. A suspicious Rider.exe shows up in C:\Windows\System32, and we follow it across systems, alert by alert and artifact by artifact, the way a SOC and IR team would work it for real.

The chase so far:

  • SOC Tier 1: triaging the first alert in Elastic and pivoting around an unknown executable before deciding to escalate.

  • SOC Tier 2: PsExec internals, telling local from remote execution, the built-in Administrator (RID 500), and file and network telemetry, up to how Rider.exe reached the domain controller.

  • Incident response: when to contain and when to scope first, and how to plan response tasks and investigation paths instead of reacting.

Along the way you work with Elastic Defend EDR, Windows internals and forensic artifacts, and build the habit of asking the right question before the next pivot.

The series is still running: new episodes are added to the course as they are released, so the chase keeps going.

قبل أن تبدأ

  • Basic SOC or blue team experience
  • Comfortable with Windows and its processes
  • Familiar with SIEM or EDR alerts
صورة غلاف  Chasing Rider

محتوى الدورة

تتكون الوحدات من أجزاء، وكل جزء يحتوي على دروس ومعامل واختبارات.

الجزء 5: SOC Tier 2: Following Rider's Trail

Identity, file and network telemetry, and how Rider.exe reached the domain controller.

المدرب

Ahmed Thabit

Founder, threat detection & response lead

Ahmed leads threat detection and response engagements at an Egyptian security service provider. He started programming nine years ago, worked as a web developer, then moved into bug hunting and penetration testing before joining the SOC and MDR side, building experience across DFIR, threat intelligence, detection engineering, Windows internals and threat hunting along the way.

He started the academy to build the courses he needed when he started: the short way through the years he spent finding things out the long way.

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