Job hunting? Looking for a career change? Still in college and want to know how to get started now in your career? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this might be the BHIS webcast for you. This webcast is an update to Jason’s popular recorded DerbyCon 2016 talk — How to Social […]
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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 and password attacks. LinkedIn is obviously a prime source for this type of information since users can associate themselves with a particular company. Assuming we […]
In this BHIS podcast, originally recorded as a live webcast, we cover some new techniques and tactics on how to track attackers via various honey tokens. We cover how to track with Word Web Bugs in ADHD, and cover the awesome toolkit from Thinkst. We also cover some of the legal ramifications involved in doing […]
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Jordan Drysdale // tl;dr Cisco Smart Install is awesome (on by default)…for hackers… not sysadmins. So, you Nessus too? Criticals and highs are all that matter! Right??? Until this beauty came along, but wait….this isn’t Critical or High. Let’s just ignore it. What can we do with this thing? Download config Upload config Execute commands […]
Scott Worden* // So you and your company had a pen test…now what? What to do, how to plan, and good SQUIRREL! ways to stay on track. The 3 Stage of the Penetration Test The TESTER The TESTED Having the penetration tester reach your crown jewels, get root, own you, pwn you, own3d, 0wn3d, […]
David Fletcher// The following blog post is meant to expand upon the findings commonly identified in BHIS reports. The “Server Supports Weak Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS)” is almost universal across the breadth of our testing. Why is this finding important? This finding is important because attackers are ultimately interested in data. Use of a strong […]
David Fletcher// The weak password policy finding is typically an indicator of one of two conditions during a test: A password could be easily guessed using standard authentication mechanisms. A password could be easily recovered after capturing crackable password hashes. Password strength is a topic of serious contention within most of the organizations that we […]
