The document outlines 5 phases of a cyber attack and corresponding defenses: 1) Recon/Defense: Detect reconnaissance by doing it first through Google alerts and examining your own website vulnerabilities. 2) Scan/Defense: Slow scanning to avoid detection and monitor firewall logs to detect rivals. 3) Explore/Defense: Prevent drive-by browsing through good web development and human oversight. 4) Exploit/Defense: Prevent exploits like Netcat by not giving attackers system access and using strong admin passwords. 5) Expunge/Defense: Use Group Policy to prevent registry edits and log servers to detect removed events like patches. The overall message is that technology cannot solve security alone and defenses require understanding adversaries'

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7. Phase 3 Explore / Defense “ Some things aren't and never will be under your control.” Drive by browsing.= means your web developer is your bullet proof vest. The human touch. Is no match for a web head who takes pride in his work.