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SOC, law, AD, malware, mobile/IoT terms
SOC, law, AD, malware, mobile/IoT terms Key terms for SOC, law, Active Directory, malware, mobile and IoT: BloodHound, CERT-In, DPDP, Android hygiene. BloodHound : maps AD attack paths. CERT-In : India’s cyber emergency team. DPDP : India’s data protection law. These words carry the India context an
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What it is
Key terms for SOC, law, Active Directory, malware, mobile and IoT: BloodHound, CERT-In, DPDP, Android hygiene.
Quick meanings
BloodHound: maps AD attack paths. CERT-In: India’s cyber emergency team.
DPDP: India’s data protection law.
Why it matters for security
These words carry the India context and ethics.
CEH study means learning the topic map and the language of controls, not attacking.
| Red team (attacker) does | Blue team (defender)… |
|---|---|
| Treats “bug bounty” as free licence on any site | Reads scope; out-of-scope = stop; responsible disclosure |
| Runs BloodHound against a client AD without paper | Only OWN AD lab; monitors unusual LDAP/Kerberos patterns |
| “Tests” SCADA / hospital IoT for fun | Never; segment OT; change defaults; authorised IR only |
Learn more in the lesson: 50.5 SOC, law, AD, malware, mobile/IoT terms