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anpa1200/README.md

Andrey Pautov

Main portfolio hub: anpa1200.github.io — start here for CTI-to-detection work, Docusaurus field guides, security tooling, Medium research, and contact links.

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Cybersecurity researcher and CTI-to-detection practitioner focused on turning threat intelligence, adversary behavior, log/security telemetry, and AI-assisted workflows into detection-ready, SOC-usable, evidence-based security outputs.

CTI tradecraft Detection handoff Security research depth
Evidence discipline, source reliability, confidence language, attribution caution. ATT&CK candidate mapping, hunting hypotheses, detection backlog, SOC handoff. Malware analysis, cloud/Kubernetes security, offensive-informed labs, analyst tooling.

Medium followers Python LinkedIn

Medium and GitHub are my public proof-of-work. The Docusaurus sites are the structured versions of the work: field manuals, repeatable CTI-to-detection methods, sector CTI, platform notes, and practitioner guides.

Flagship CTI And Security Research Projects

Project Why review it Links
CTI Analyst Field Manual Primary flagship. Practical CTI tradecraft manual covering evidence discipline, source reliability, confidence language, attribution, infrastructure pivoting, ATT&CK usage, hunting hypotheses, detection backlog, SOC handoff, and reusable analyst templates. Site · Repo
Operation Desert Hydra Complete CTI-to-detection pipeline. 71 source candidates reviewed, 8 promoted (CISA, INCD, vendor), 10 procedure records with Observed/Reported/Assessed evidence labels, OpenCTI 6.2 knowledge graph, 11 detection records with SIEM-agnostic pseudologic, Ansible-provisioned Windows 10 lab. 14 PASS / 1 PARTIAL / 1 FAIL across 16 rule checks. 16 of 21 ATT&CK techniques (76%) fully lab-validated. One-command reproducible. MuddyWater / Seedworm — widely reported by government and vendor sources as Iran-linked activity associated with MOIS. Site · Repo · Detection Atlas · Validation Results · Coverage Matrix · Article
Israel Government Threat Actors CTI Applied sector/actor CTI. Public-source defensive knowledge base for threat actors, personas, malware families, TTPs, detection opportunities, and Israeli public-sector / critical-infrastructure exposure. Site · Repo · Reports
Customer-Driven AI CTI Project Delivery methodology. Gate-controlled CTI-to-detection workflow from customer requirements, PIRs/SIRs, source evaluation, and evidence handling to detection backlogs, SOC handoff, executive reporting, and measurable defensive outcomes. Site · Repo · Article
OpenCTI Intelligent Shield CTI platform engineering. OpenCTI deployment and analyst-reviewed enrichment workflow covering platform operations, connector design, STIX-oriented workflows, review gates, enrichment limitations, and practical CTI infrastructure. Repo · Article
CVSS v4.0 Field Guide Practical guide for vulnerability prioritization, scoring logic, exploitability context, and decision support. Guide · Tool repo · Article
HexStrike AI Guide AI-assisted authorized security research guide. Supporting offensive-informed defensive work, not the main professional identity. Guide · Repo

Related supporting CTI assets: CTI reports, autoWF, Customer-Driven AI CTI Template.

Best-Fit Roles

  • CTI Analyst
  • Threat Intelligence Researcher
  • CTI-to-Detection Engineer
  • Threat Detection Researcher
  • Security Research Engineer
  • Intel delivery / customer-facing CTI
  • SOC enablement / detection-content role
  • OpenCTI / CTI platform-oriented security role

Core Skills Demonstrated

Skill area Evidence in portfolio
CTI tradecraft Evidence labeling, confidence language, source reliability, assumptions, gaps, and analytic caution.
Attribution caution Attribution methodology that separates infrastructure, malware, TTPs, claims, and assessment language.
ATT&CK usage Candidate mapping used to structure behavior and detection opportunities, not as attribution proof.
Infrastructure pivoting IOC expansion through passive DNS, reverse IP, ASN/hosting reuse, TLS certificates, subdomains, internet search, and WHOIS.
CTI-to-detection Hunting hypotheses, detection backlog, SOC handoff, detection content, and operational summaries.
AI-assisted CTI Decision-support workflows where AI output is untrusted until analyst-reviewed.
Malware analysis YARA, IOC extraction, function context, APK triage, Frida hooks, and ATT&CK candidate mapping.
Security research Cloud/Kubernetes research, vulnerability prioritization, OpenCTI platform work, and lab-backed analysis.

Selected Medium Proof-Of-Work

Strong Supporting Work

These projects support the CTI-to-detection story. They are not the headline.

Area Projects
CTI methodology and training CTI as a Code — lab stack (OpenCTI · TheHive · Elastic SIEM) + 8 structured analyst assignments across all four modes · Repo
Malware analysis AIDebug, Android-Malware-Analysis, Static-malware-Analysis-Orchestrator, Unpacker, PE-Import-Analyzer, String-Analyzer
Vulnerability prioritization cvss_4.0, CVSS v4.0 Field Guide, CVSS article
Cloud and Kubernetes security stratus-ai, vulnerable-cloud-lab, Kubernetes CTI article
Offensive-informed labs HexStrike-AI Guide, Passwords, RTSP credential-testing tool

Analytic Guardrails

  • ATT&CK mapping is not attribution evidence.
  • AI output is untrusted until analyst-reviewed.
  • Shared tooling does not prove actor identity.
  • Confidence reflects evidence quality, corroboration, source access, and analytic consistency.
  • CTI output should identify evidence, gaps, assumptions, confidence, and operational use.

Contact

I write CTI so the next defender can hunt, validate, prioritize, and hand useful work to the SOC.

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  1. Basic-File-Information-Gathering-Script Basic-File-Information-Gathering-Script Public

    File triage for CTI and malware analysis: hashes, strings, entropy, metadata, YARA context, JSON and CSV output.

    Python 4

  2. String-Analyzer String-Analyzer Public

    String extraction for CTI and malware analysis: URLs, IPs, registry keys, APIs, encoded data, and analyst-ready prompts.

    Python 6

  3. PE-Import-Analyzer PE-Import-Analyzer Public

    PE import-table analysis for malware triage, API capability review, suspicious function flags, and detection leads.

    Python 2

  4. Static-malware-Analysis-Orchestrator Static-malware-Analysis-Orchestrator Public

    Static malware triage orchestrator for strings, PE imports, unpacking notes, IOC context, and LLM-ready reports.

    Python 3

  5. Unpacker Unpacker Public

    Packer detection and unpacking workflow for malware analysis: UPX, ASPack, Themida, VMProtect, PE and ELF.

    Python 8 4

  6. CTI CTI Public

    Evidence-labeled cyber threat intelligence reports and templates for actor research, attribution, hunting, and detection engineering.

    HTML 2