US newspapers battle ransomware
On 29 December one of America’s largest publishing groups, Tribune Media, found itself battling a major ransomware attack. Continue reading US newspapers battle ransomware
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On 29 December one of America’s largest publishing groups, Tribune Media, found itself battling a major ransomware attack. Continue reading US newspapers battle ransomware
If the exploited victim OS is Windows, metasploit has the getgui command to run RDP. Then he can manipulate the victim OS through the GUI desktop interface.
meterpreter > run getgui -u loneferret -p password
https://www… Continue reading Metasploit MacOS victim – tools to enable remote desktop / GUI view of the victim
I have a few hundred systems that are not AD-joined, for which I’d like to issue RDP certificates from an internal hierarchy (built with ADCS).
I can do it manually, by generating CSRs, then signing with ADCS CA, then install… Continue reading How to distribute RDP certificates from ADCS to non-domain members? [migrated]
This year’s SophosLabs Threat Report is out. We talk targeted ransomware attacks, and in particular, SamSam. Continue reading Targeted ransomware attacks – SophosLabs 2019 Threat Report
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Script Kiddies – how do they find my server IP?
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I have a pc with stat… Continue reading I’m hacked without telling anyone my ip [duplicate]
Although most people seem to share entire drives with RDP, it is possible to share individual folders, by mapping them to a drive for example with subst <lettertomap>: <pathtofolder> (for other ways see raymond.cc… Continue reading Is it possible for a remote machine to "escape" from a folder mapped through RDP?
I started a Google Compute VM instance the other day to run a trading algorithm I developed. I know very little about security and stupidly left rdp-allow open on port 0.0.0.0/0. I was concerned about this, but didn’t know wh… Continue reading Chances Google Cloud VM was hacked?
In the security news, Russian Hackers use Malware that can survive OS reinstalls, Facebook’s 2-Factor authentication With a phone number isn’t only for security, it’s used for ads ,FBI warns companies about hackers increasingly abusing RDP connections,… Continue reading Linux Bugs, macOS Zero-Day, & Twitter Exposed – Paul’s Security Weekly #577
Threat actors are brute-forcing their way into enterprise endpoints running server-side remote access applications and attempting to spread the GandCrab ransomware onto other enterprise computers, SecurityScorecard researchers are warning. Their weapon… Continue reading Phorpiex bots target remote access servers to deliver ransomware
In the security news, Russian Hackers use Malware that can survive OS reinstalls, Facebook’s 2-Factor authentication With a phone number isn’t only for security, it’s used for ads ,FBI warns companies about hackers increasingly abusing RDP connections,… Continue reading Linux Bugs, macOS Zero-Day, & Twitter Exposed – Paul’s Security Weekly #577