Collaborate Disseminate
Introduction Let’s say an ‘Administrator’ lands on a target network host and wants to look around and ‘administer’ the system without uploading any new tools… How can I do that without burning any of my Script Kiddie tools? WMI or Windows Management Instrumentation or Windows Managed Infrastructure is an interface for managed components that provides…
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1.0 Introduction On Friday, December 10, 2021, Charlie Clark (@exploitph) published a blog post detailing the weaponization of CVEs 2021-42287 and 2021-42278. In the blog post, Charlie extensively covered the background of the vulnerabilities, how the vulnerabilities were weaponized into Rubeus, with help from Ceri Coburn (@_EthicalChaos_), the full ‘attack chain,’ mitigations, and some detections….
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In “Persistence Through Service Workers—PART 2: C2 Setup and Use,” we demonstrated setting up the Shadow Workers C2 server and how to add both the service worker JavaScript and what Shadow Workers calls the “XSS Payload” JavaScript to the target application. In the example, we didn’t load the “XSS Payload” through a cross-site scripting vulnerability….
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THIS POST WAS WRITTEN BY @NYXGEEK I decided to write this blog because I’ve seen a lot of articles mentioning that attackers will use a malicious OAuth web app with Azure AD, but I hadn’t actually seen much in the way of good examples of doing so. I’m sure I will find a dozen fantastic examples…
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Hidden cameras, spy cameras, nanny cams—whatever you call them, you are under surveillance much more than you may realize. While outdoor perimeter cameras and doorbell cameras are commonplace and have been used for quite some time to monitor property, other nefarious hidden cameras are popping up all over the place. Generally, any camera placed inside…
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Original post: https://www.trustedsec.com/blog/the-defensive-security-strategy-what-strategy/ Massive exposures and attacks, such as recent SolarWinds and Exchange exploit issues, have been common news lately. While the security landscape has advanced and changed, these massive exposures are continuing to occur. The question is why, and how, are they occurring? While common issues are often leveraged, the mentality around them is…
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Today, we are releasing iHide, a new tool for bypassing jailbreak detection in iOS applications. You can install iHide by adding the repo https://repo.kc57.com in Cydia or clicking here on an iOS device with Cydia installed. Additionally, you can check out the code and build/install it yourself if you prefer. Once installed, iHide will add…
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New challenges have emerged that make it difficult to transfer risk. Ransomware has changed the game An overlooked yet the increasingly important challenge in information risk management is finding the right balance between cybersecurity and cyber insurance. We continue to see organizations hit with ransomware from a variety of vectors, including spam emails, drive-by downloads,…
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Merchants should spend more time doing what they are good at—i.e., selling and merchandising—versus trying to keep up with validating and maintaining PCI compliance. How can this be accomplished? Using either an end-to-end encryption (E2EE) or point-to-point encryption (P2PE) solution for each point-of-sale (POS) system eliminates some of the complex hoops that merchants are required…
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It is, by far, the most frequent question I get asked: How do I get started in IT/InfoSec? So many seem interested in the field of computers, system administration, networking, or information security but have no idea where to start, which can be a frustrating place to be. This blog post is for all of…
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