Explore Detection Engineering

Anyone can block a hash. The question this topic keeps asking is what happens ten minutes later, after the attacker recompiles and the same technique walks straight past your rule. Nugget starts you where the field actually starts: what evidence does this behavior leave, not what indicator can I paste into a blocklist.

You'll map adversary techniques to ATT&CK not as vocabulary to memorize but as a coverage map — the thing that tells you where you're blind. Then you write the logic itself in Sigma: the detection block, the filters that keep it from paging on-call at 3am, the metadata that lets another analyst read your intent without running the rule first.

None of it counts until you've proven it fires. Nugget pushes you toward the loop practitioners actually run — write the rule, fire the real technique, watch what happens — because a detection nobody's tested against reality is a hypothesis wearing a badge.