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00431_01232020_WhatYouShouldLearnPentestReport

Informational, InfoSec 101 dakota nelson, pentest reports, Pentesting

What You Should Actually Learn From a Pentest Report

Dakota Nelson // Unknown Unknowns: So you’ve been pentested. Congrats! It might not feel like it, but this will eventually leave you more confident about your security, not less. The […]

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00430_01222020_HowToReplayRFSignalsSDR-1

Author, Hardware Hacking, How-To, Informational, Ray Felch Raymond Felch, SDR, Software Defined Radio

How To Replay RF Signals Using SDR

Ray Felch // SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO: RF Signal Replay Techniques Disclaimer: Be sure to use a faraday bag or cage before transmitting any data so you don’t accidentally break any […]

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00429_01142020_WebcastSacredCashCow2020

Author, General InfoSec Tips & Tricks, How-To, Informational, InfoSec 101, John Strand, Webcasts carbonblack, Cisco, Cylance Bypass, john strand, PowerShell, Sacred Cash Cow Tipping, webcasts, Windows Defender

Webcast: Sacred Cash Cow Tipping 2020

Want to learn how attackers bypass endpoint products? Slides for this webcast can be found here: https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/SLIDES_SacredCashCowTipping2020.pdf 3:41 – Alternate Interpreters 9:19 – Carbon Black Config Issue 15:07 – Cisco […]

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00426_01022020_PaperPasswordManager

Author, How-To, Informational, Michael Allen, Password Cracking Michael Allen, Paper Password Manager, password management, passwords

The Paper Password Manager

Michael Allen // Every year around the holidays I end up having a conversation with at least one friend or family member about the importance of choosing unique passwords for […]

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00425_12182019_TwastheWeekBeforeHackmas

Fun & Games, Informational dakota nelson, hackmas

‘Twas the Week Before Hackmas

Dakota Nelson // ‘Twas the week before HackmasAnd all through their housesNot a tester was workingNor moving their mouses The findings were listed in reports with careIn hopes that bugfixes […]

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00423_12112019_WebcastPasswordsWeakestLink

Informational, Password Cracking, Password Spray, Webcasts Darin Roberts, password policy, passwords

Webcast: Passwords: You Are the Weakest Link

Why are companies still recommending an 8-character password minimum?  Passwords are some of the easiest targets for attackers, yet companies still allow weak passwords in their environment. Multiple service providers recommend […]

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00421_12042019_CollectingUserInfoLinkedIn

Author, Finding, General InfoSec Tips & Tricks, How-To, Informational, InfoSec 101, Justin Angel, Phishing, Recon, Red Team, Red Team Tools Justin Angel, LinkedIn, Parsuite, Peasant, SendGrid

Collecting and Crafting User Information from LinkedIn

Justin Angel // Penetration testing and red team engagements often require operators to collect user information from various sources that can then be translated into inputs to support social engineering […]

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00422_12092019_GNURadioPrimer

Author, Hardware Hacking, How-To, Informational, Physical, Ray Felch GNURadio, Hackrf, Raymond Felch, SDR

GNU Radio Primer

Ray Felch // Disclaimer: Be sure to use a faraday bag or cage before transmitting any data so you don’t accidentally break any laws by illegally transmitting on regulated frequencies. […]

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00420_12032019_Passwords

Blue Team, Blue Team Tools, Informational, Password Cracking, Password Spray Darin Roberts, password policy, passwords

Passwords: Our First Line of Defense

Darin Roberts // “Why do you recommend a 15-character password policy when (name your favorite policy here) recommends only 8-character minimum passwords?” I have had this question posed to me […]

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