Sightings Ecosystem: A Data-driven Analysis of ATT&CK in the Wild
summary
MITRE’s Sightings aggregates crowdsourced ATT&CK mappings and finds 6 million raw techniques reduced to 1.1 million usable techniques across ~800,000 sightings covering 184 ATT&CK techniques. Fifteen techniques account for 90% of observations, with scheduled task/job, command and scripting interpreter, and DLL search-order hijacking most frequent; proxy and non-application-layer protocol co-occur almost always. Command-and-scripting acts as a facilitator for masquerading and obfuscated files, and a common chain is scripting → impair defenses → indicator removal. Analysis hits mapping, contributor and detection-tuning limits and calls for detection auditing and a public portal.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 3:37Benefits of CTI Reporting
- 4:30Limitations of CTI Reporting
- 10:13Main Findings
- 10:56Top 5 Techniques
- 12:39Co-occurrence Analysis
- 14:57Defense is Hard
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