Trade-offs in Analyzing Adversarial Attacks

This chapter explores the trade-offs that defenders face when analyzing adversarial attacks, such as the loss of context from higher levels in the call stack and the need to monitor multiple system calls. It discusses the concept of granularity and levels of abstraction in attack analysis and highlights the importance of evaluating the appropriate level to attend to. The chapter also emphasizes the importance of observing the existence of a file as the first point and discusses leveraging built-in functions for a more effective approach in handling adversarial tactics.