Some Honeypot Updates, (Tue, May 3rd)

Yesterday I made live some updates to our honeypot. The honeypot has gained popularity, and users have adapted it to different platforms. We continue to work on it, and significant updates will hopefully be ready soon, but for now, I released an update fixing some bugs and, most of all, updated some of the instructions. Thanks to our SANS.edu undergraduate interns for helping with this.

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Using Passive DNS sources for Reconnaissance and Enumeration, (Fri, Apr 29th)

In so many penetration tests or assessments, the client gives you a set of subnets and says “go for it”. This all seems reasonable, until you realize that if you have a website, there might be dozens or hundreds of websites hosted there, each only accessible by their DNS name.

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