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Incident response documentation#332

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🔒 OWASP Scanner Results

No vulnerabilities detected.

### File: incident response documentation.md

🔒 OWASP Scanner Results for incident response documentation.md

✅ No vulnerabilities found.

✅ Good to go.

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I've read through the Incident Response document. Overall it's very solid—good structure, practical playbooks, and I like that it's based on real alerts we've seen.

A few notes from a security review perspective:

  • No hardcoded secrets or internal IPs found, so that's fine.
  • The playbooks are actionable and fit our environment well.

A couple of small suggestions:

  1. Add an internal classification label at the top (e.g., "Internal – Redback Team Only"). Just a reminder not to share externally.
  2. In Playbook 1, the iptables command works but might be worth noting it's temporary (won't survive a reboot unless saved).
  3. The log examples look fine, but double-check they're fully anonymised.

No major issues from me. Good to merge after those tweaks.

@VishalAbiman05 VishalAbiman05 merged commit 955ea5e into Redback-Operations:main May 11, 2026
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