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The ability to detect and identify adversary Command and Control (C2) channels has always been one of the most important elements to a strong defensive capability.
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Privileged malware or an attacker with physical access to an Android device is a difficult attack vector to protect against. How would your application maintain security in such a scenario?
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The times of “<script>alert(1)</script>” and making use of “python –m SimpleHTTPServer” have well faded away. The practicality of these methods for achieving Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and exfiltrating/loading data are becoming less practical outside of your local host.
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MWR identified software vulnerabilities and native features in AutoDesk’s AutoCAD software suite that can be used to compromise users and perform numerous attacker actions.
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Hyper-V is a virtualization platform built by Microsoft from over a decade ago. In recent years it has taken front stage and become core to the Microsoft Azure cloud platform, and introduced a variety of powerful...
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This blog post covers the basics of fuzzing, introduces several fuzzing tools and outlines a selection of recent fuzzing research in three sections.
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We’ve all been there before. You’re looking at a simple CAPTCHA and you think to yourself, I can crack that. Maybe it’s a dead-simple picture of some slanted text, maybe it has a couple of lines...
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This post discusses abusing the kubelet default configuration to gain privileged access to the kube-apiserver on a Kubernetes cluster. This can also lead to code execution on the nodes.
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It's Christmas and what better way of celebrating this festive season than hacking some smart Christmas lights?
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Since 1976, HP NonStop (Originally introduced by Tandem Computers Inc. before being owned by Compaq and finally HP) has been a widely used integrated hardware/software stack to support critical services such as Automated Teller Machines (ATMs),...
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Originally introduced for Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2, Restricted Admin mode is a Windows feature that prevents storing an RDP user’s credentials in memory on the machine to which an RDP connection is made.
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As mobile applications become more and more essential for even small businesses, increasing the efficiency of development is key. Cross-platform Mobile Development Frameworks such as Xamarin allow a single codebase to be shared among iOS, Android...
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