Mike Felch// How to Purge Google and Start Over – Part 1 Brief Recap In part 1, we discussed a red team engagement that went south when the Google SOC joined forces with the SOC of a customer leading to the dismantling of all our compromised accounts, throw-away accounts, and even my work account. My […]
Mike Felch// A Tale of Blue Destroying Red Let me start by sharing a story about a fairly recent red team engagement against a highly-secured technical customer that didn’t end so well for me. Their SOC was well-equipped with sophisticated in-house anomaly detection tools, incredible visibility across the organization, and a tenacious incident response team. […]
John Strand talks about how BHIS pen tests companies who use the cloud. Want to know how you can defend against attacks in your cloud infrastructure? Keep your eyes peeled for part 4! Links: Slides for this webcast can be found here, along with the full video Chris Truncer’s GitHut: EyeWitness Chris’s user guide to EyeWitness […]
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Carrie Roberts //* REMnux is a free virtual machine image with Reverse Engineering Malware tools preinstalled. REMnux is maintained by Lenny Zeltser with extensive help from David Westcott and is available from https://remnux.org. I have created an Amazon AMI image from the current version of the image so you can easily create an instance of REMnux in the cloud. This […]
Carrie Roberts* // How does password cracking in the cloud compare to down here on earth? Maybe not as heavenly as imagined. I saw this on the web and got excited: “You can get up and running with a Kali GPU instance in less than 30 seconds. All you need to do is choose a […]
Beau Bullock // Overview The traditional methodology of a remote attacker who has no preconceptions of a target network used to be fairly static. With organizations moving to “the cloud”, the approach attackers are taking is going to change drastically if it hasn’t already. In this blog post I am going to detail why, if […]
