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A Wizards Guide to Security in the Cloud

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Date and Time 12th January 2021 , 2:00pm
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A Horcrux is a powerful object in which a Dark wizard or witch [attacker] has hidden a fragment of his or her soul [code] for the purpose of attaining immortality [persistence].

Creating a Horcrux gives one the ability to anchor their own soul [code] to earth[environment], if the body [process] is destroyed.

On Tuesday 12th January, 14:00 GMT, the ISF was joined by Ell Marquez, Linux and Security Advocate at Intezer. Ell discussed how attackers are able to not only compromise our cloud environments but also maintain persistence—while our security teams are distracted by a mountain of false alerts. If we focus on the root cause of all cyber attacks: unauthorized spells, wait, I mean unauthorized code.

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