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Network Anomaly Detection in KATA

·Source: Securelist (Kaspersky)

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Executive Summary

An analysis of how Network Anomaly Detection (NAD) rules work within Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack, using Kerberoasting and DNS tunneling attacks as examples.

Analysis

An analysis of how Network Anomaly Detection (NAD) rules work within Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack, using Kerberoasting and DNS tunneling attacks as examples.
Source Attribution

Originally published by Securelist (Kaspersky) on Jul 31, 2026.

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