Grumpy Goose Labs is a cybersecurity think tank with a focus on emerging threat research, threat detection, nation-state adversaries & incident response.
Grumpy Goose Labs has published research on how insiders are leveraging approved collab tools to abuse remote access controls, how to detect it and, in the process, discovered that Webex had a keylogger built in.
https://t.co/1977hxaTaJ
Announcing a new Claude Code feature: Remote Control. It's rolling out now to Max users in research preview. Try it with /remote-control
Start local sessions from the terminal, then continue them from your phone. Take a walk, see the sun, walk your dog without losing your flow.
Grumpy Goose researcher Wav3 has published new KVM-over-IP research including a massive indicator dump and canned queries for identifying these devices in your environments.
You might be shocked at what you find on your networks.
https://t.co/QSOVZmwcPz
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The contributing writers for the Grumpy Goose Labs technology blog received a huge morale boost today when we realized that runZero used our research on KVM-over-IP for their publication!
Thank you, runZero!
@Mandiant Honk!
Did someone mention KVM over IP devices? One of our researchers actually did a write-up on hunting TinyPilot & PiKVM devices in your environments including how to find if they're exposed to the internet.
Don't have too much fun...
https://t.co/qeciHFRNYS
@kepano Assuming the selling point here is the easy creation, manipulation and then export into plain Markdown syntax? Does this WYSIWYG paradigm apply to other formatting options in MD?