#OSINT Tip:
Did you know you can recover scrubbed metadata from a PDF that wasn't scrubbed properly?
The changes are incremental, and the history is stored in the PDF.
This command removes the "updates" to the PDF metadata:
exiftool -PDF-update:all= file.pdf
Then again, anyone who needs to be notified by registered letter for Exchange vulnerabilities should not be running on-prem Exchange.
Well, no one should be running on-prem Exchange.
It is amazing that @GovCERT_CH proactively scans for Exchanges which have not patched for #ProxyNotShell in Switzerland and then send out REGISTERED LETTERS to companies who do not patch. Guess high tech problems require low tech solutions.
Die kritische Verwundbarkeit #ProxyNotShell wird aktiv von Cyberkriminellen ausgenutzt. Das NCSC hat Kenntnis von 2’800 MS Exchange-Server die gefährdet sind 🇨🇭 Unternehmen und Verwaltungen sind aufgefordert, die Sicherheits-Patches einzuspielen 🚨
👉 https://t.co/WLnFqPq14y
Wasn’t the cloud supposed to make infrastructure easier? Then why do I have to choose between 18 (!) Azure SQL options which each at least two different pricing options? I just want to store four tables with a bit of data…
Our processors are bleeding again. This time via #retbleed Should you worry? Quote: “If you have secrets on virtual machines with shared hardware, you should be aware of the issue. But it’s not good for your health to worry too much” https://t.co/vf9LXWTaLW
@TinkerSec That being said, my favorite hack involved phishing. The company hired an organization to phish our team without telling us. 3rd party left the admin port to gophish open and we OSint'd the owners. I sent them the "You've Got Creds" email mirroring their gophish & stole the creds
The idiots tried to use the Era cryptophones in Kharkiv, after destroying many 3g cell towers and also replacing others with stingrays. Era needs 3g/4g to communicate.
The Russian army is equipped with secure phones that can't work in areas where the Russian army operates.
Ever wondered what a two-way mirror is? Don’t worry, Wikipedia has you covered: “A one-way mirror, also called two-way mirror […]” https://t.co/ZEx5aIWIlU
@LiveOverflow@amlweems That surprises me. I would have assumed it would take some time to get to something that reasonable. I really need to play around more with fuzzers.