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> Cybersecurity Workforce Gap Grows by 26% in 2022
What are the factors behind this stark rise, and how can the skills gap be closed?
> PenTest Magazine Open Source Toolkit: ropci
Great news! An article about ropci is in the latest free issue of the Pentest Magazine! The article has a lot more info then my ropci blog post or the info on the ropci Github repo. Get your copy and check it out! It also has an article about Nuclei, one of my favorite tools. Cheers. Link: https://p...
> FBI Warns Students Against Loan Forgiveness Scammers
Scammers are attempting to solicit PII, financial information or payment from potential victims
> ROPC - So, you think you have MFA?
This post will highlight a pattern I have seen across multiple production Microsoft Azure Active Directory tenants which led to MFA bypasses using ROPC. The key take-away: Always enforce MFA! Sounds easy, but there are often misconfigurations and unexpected exceptions. So, test your own AAD tenant f...
> Singapore Creates Counter Ransomware Task Force to Tackle Threats
It will focus on protecting suppliers to critical information infrastructure operators
> Brazilian Police Arrest Lapsus$ Suspect
Noose tightens around notorious cybercrime group
> TTP Diaries: SSH Agent Hijacking
There are some neat TTPs that I don’t use frequently, and if the time arises, I need to dig up details again. So, I figured to write some of them down, starting with SSH Agent Hijacking. What is SSH Agent Hijacking? Short story, if you have keys added to an SSH Agent an adversary with root permissio...
> NCSC Updates Early Warning Threat Intelligence
UK security agency makes it easier to assess credibility of alerts
> Microsoft Misconfiguration Exposes Customer Data
Researchers claim thousands of global customers were impacted
> Abusing Elastic Container Registry for Lateral Movement
With ECR permissions you can easily distribute a backdoor to production servers, developer's laptops, or CI/CD pipelines and own the environment by gaining privileged permissions.
> NSA Cybersecurity Director's Six Takeaways From the War in Ukraine
Rob Joyce was invited to speak during the Mandiant Worldwide Information Security Exchange (mWISE) event on October 18, 2022
> Moola Market Reveals $9m Crypto Exploit
Most of the funds were later returned following negotiations with the hacker
> Porting the Solana eBPF JIT compiler to ARM64
Andrew Haberlandt  During my summer internship at Trail of Bits, I worked on the fork of the RBPF JIT compiler that is used to execute Solana smart contracts. The RBPF JIT compiler plays a critical role on the Solana blockchain, as it facilitates the execution of contracts on validator nodes by defa...
> Digital Natives Are Undermining Corporate Security - Report
EY finds younger workers are prone to engage in risky behavior
> #CyberMonth: ENISA Celebrates 10 Years of European Cybersecurity Month with New, Proactive Slogan
For this year’s edition, ENISA introduced a new slogan for the event, #Choose2BeSafeOnline
> Knowledge Base Digest - August & September 2022
Each month we publish numerous new articles and known issues to the WatchGuard Knowledge Base. Here is the new content published in August and September. Articles AuthPoint ADFS agent installation fails on secondary server AuthPoint Gateway status is Not Installed or Not Connected after upgrade to...
> Deadbolt Ransomware Extorts Vendors and Customers
New report provides in-depth look at novel NAS-based threat
> Software Supply Chain Attacks Soar 742% in Three Years
Sonatype reveals scale of threats to open source ecosystem
> Working on blockchains as a Trail of Bits intern
Earlier this year, I successfully completed my internship at Trail of Bits and secured a full-time position as a Blockchain Security Analyst. This post is not intended to be a technical description of the work I did during my internship. Rather, it is intended to describe my general experience as a...
> Zoom Patches High-Severity Flaw in macOS Client
The flaw could allow an attacker to connect to clients and control the Zoom Apps running in it