Founder & CTO of @DeepSurfaceSec
15 years helping others fix their code. Now fixing the brokenness of vuln management. Opinions are often strong and are my own.
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@techspence DLL sideloading in privileged services or scheduled tasks. Still super common in the real world, anytime someone installs software outside of C:\Program Files https://t.co/t2vdEXYw8S
@gf_256 Bonus points if you've ever pulled that off during a pentest.
I once submitted negative value as a refund to the "customer". At the report readout, I told the devs "Oh, but I really doubt your fulfillment department would issue the refund" ...*pause*... "You might be surprised."
Coming up next on #DRNewsDesk Tim Morgan @DeepSurfaceSec@ecbftw on DeepSurface Adds Risk-Based Approach to Vulnerability Management https://t.co/nK9akoPDQc #bhusa
Check out a recent finding by one of our own, Naveen Sunkavally. CVE-2022-28219 is an unauth RCE for ManageEngine ADAudit Plus.
This XXE -> Deserialization chain often leads to host compromise as well as priv'd AD creds. Check out the blog post and POC: https://t.co/bLHzhvSnLo
Was a fun interview.
With that said, these interviews allow for only so much depth in the answers, so I'm curious to know others' thoughts on some of the questions they asked. What are your experiences with the limits of CVSS+TI? Reporting to boards?
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#Log4J Worm is ITW
@vxunderground has a sample of the self propagating worm using log4j as a vector.
It installs a Mirai bot which makes sense to targeting embedded Linux devices
Looks like it uses user-agent for exploitation and modifies the binary before sending (?)