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Advanced Cybersecurity Detection Techniques
Abstract
This chapter delves into the evolving landscape of Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) from both an attack and detection perspective. It begins by reviewing the definition and characteristics of APTs, providing an overview of the various attack models developed over time. Building upon this foundation, the chapter introduces a comprehensive APT lifecycle model, which is divided into four distinct stages: information gathering, intrusion implementation, internal network attacks, and data exfiltration. For each of these stages, the chapter surveys research from the past five years, highlighting the latest advancements in both attack strategies and detection techniques. Finally, the chapter examines the dynamic interplay between attack and defense technologies, pointing out the challenges faced by both attackers and defenders. It concludes by discussing the rapid advancements in APT tactics and defenses, offering insights into the future directions for research and development in the field of cybersecurity and APT detection.
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