Researchers at Risk Based Security took a detailed look back at the 2014 Sony hack, comparing analysis that occurred while the facts were still unfolding with what we know, today. There are interesting lessons to be learned, especially when it comes to attribution.
Brian Martin is V.P. of vulnerability intelligence at Risk Based Security, and he shares their findings.
The research can be found here.
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