Is Your Network Hit?
February 21, 2013
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To answer that dilemma, here are a few points to remember:
- Attackers will always try to communicate with their servers at some point inside the network;
- they will stay to aggressively pursue their targets over time;
- and they need to keep the communication line open between the compromised computer and their servers.
These are some reasons that make monitoring network traffic a very vital task for IT professionals. Attackers can leave breadcrumbs of their activity inside the network that are noticeable, for instance, just by looking at packet headers.
It’s important to remember that there will always be new campaigns that will use other forms of network communications. Still, note that tracking your network for signs of known attack indicators is a big step toward fighting attacks.
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