Know Your Adversary | The State of APM: Community Contributions (Ep. 7)
Source: YouTube · SpecterOps · published Nov 24, 2025 · 25:40
This episode of "Know Your Adversary" explores the state of open source contributions to attack path management over the past year, highlighting that while foundational issues like file share triaging and GPO analysis remain persistent problems, the community continues to deliver innovative solutions 0:35-0:55.
Key Takeaways:
• Open source ethos is fundamental to SpectreOps' approach to security tooling and community development 0:23-0:27
• The past year of contributions to attack path management includes addressing long-standing issues that have "been a problem forever" 0:41-0:49
• File share triaging and GPO analysis remain key focus areas for open source development in this space 0:49-0:55
The discussion sets the stage for examining how open source collaboration continues to evolve attack path management capabilities despite enduring security challenges.
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Hi, welcome to know your adversary. We're exploring open source contributions uh with attack path management today with Christopher Matalina. My name is Justin Kohler and this is Jared Atinson. Uh so open source contributions and like just open source ethos is kind of like core to to Spectre Ops, but uh can you talk a little bit about like open source contributions to to kind of the project attack paths in general? >> Yeah. Yeah. So in we've been looking at like the past year of what's been contributed specifically to to like attack path management and what what we've seen is that a lot of things that are in some cases like old news like file share triaging there's been a problem forever and looking at GPOs it's been a problem forever there's still been uh some cool stuff that came out in …