🚨 If you haven’t tested your Microsoft 365 environment like an APT, the time is now! Introducing msInvader, an adversary simulation tool designed to emulate attack techniques within M365 and Azure environments.
🔑 Key Features:
•Versatile Authentication Simulation: 🔄 Supports multiple OAuth flows to mimic various attack scenarios, including compromised user credentials and service principals.
•Comprehensive Exchange Online Interaction: 📧 Engages with Exchange Online through Graph API, Exchange Web Services (EWS), and the REST API used by the Exchange Online PowerShell module.
•Diverse Technique Simulation: 🎯 Capable of simulating techniques such as reading emails, searching mailboxes, creating rules, and more, providing a thorough assessment of your security posture.
Enhance your detection capabilities by simulating real-world attacks with msInvader. 🛡️
Check it out here:
https://t.co/vekI5hkX3r
At #Pwn2Own Ireland, our team successfully exploited vulnerabilities in the Lorex 2K Indoor WiFi Camera. Check out our blog for the full technical breakdown: https://t.co/MEFC3BQM85
Today James Forshaw (@tiraniddo) did a quick assessment on the new Windows 11 Sudo.exe.
Despite his quick assessment, the blog post is wonderful. It is an excellent read. We recommend it:)
tl;dr fancier ShellExecute 😭
https://t.co/q6gFs6faO2
🚨 Beware, Mac users! MetaStealer, a new info-stealer #malware, is targeting #macOS. Learn how it's posing as prospective clients to trick victims into launching malicious payloads.
Learn more: https://t.co/hMnvinjgHd
#cybersecurity#hacking
In our latest post, @breakfix details how we were able to publish a malicious VSCode extension to the marketplace and leverage it for initial access during a red team https://t.co/mAHpQM2uCp https://t.co/nBzdsCSzrw
Here is my #exploit and blog post for the VMWare Aria Operations for Networks which has CVSS 9.8 and targets all the versions from 6.0 to 6.10 (CVE-2023-34039) Apparently VMware forgot to regenerate their SSH keys 🔐
https://t.co/1KHGmBZfs6
Big news! Someone finally noticed that if you hold down CTRL, the process list in Task Manager conveniently freezes so you can select rows without them jumping around.
I did this so you could sort by CPU and other dynamic columns but then still be able to click stuff...