Long Time Security Guru, CISO, Watching the same problems. same issues. Wireless, Network, Mobile, Exploits, and Malware. So many ways, just so little time :)
Active Directory Hardening Series (II)
Part 5 Enforcing LDAP Channel Binding https://t.co/4q3AMehJFZ
Part 6 Enforcing SMB Signing https://t.co/VaUcNV0EUI
Part 7 Implementing Least Privilege https://t.co/mdjenywkVQ
Active Directory Hardening Series
Part 1 Disabling NTLMv1 https://t.co/9gla1vtQ18
Part 2 Removing SMBv1 https://t.co/KOqpamarcW
Part 3 Enforcing LDAP Signing https://t.co/oW2Ymvu1ZW
Part 4 Enforcing AES for Kerberos https://t.co/iENjEPBOFD
New: The Three Buddy Problem - Episode 97: We discuss the disappearing art of Windows APT paleontology, the absence of complex malware documentation, and why so much threat-intel research has slipped behind paywalls and into private rooms.
Plus, a surge in AI-discovered bugs in Firefox and Chrome, a rough week for Linux security flaw disclosures, and the usual Ivanti and Palo Alto zero-day bulletins that ship without a single IOC.
- Spotify https://t.co/0NCe7WBZNx
- Apple https://t.co/Wsicv7wL3x
- Find a podcast platform https://t.co/2MSOlXhOAy
- Transcript https://t.co/Js1NT4RMP3
Finding misconfigs in Active Directory is free…outside of your time.
Here are 9 of my favorite tools (all free):
Overall - PingCastle/PurpleKnight
Permissions - ADeleg/ADeleginator*
Attack paths - BloodHound
Applocker - Applocker Inspector*
ADCS - Locksmith
Logon scripts - ScriptSentry*
GPO - GPOZaurr
* = utterly biased, tools I made
Fraud Tools, Tactics, and Techniques (FT3) is Stripe's adaptation of ATT&CK-style security frameworks, specifically designed to enhance our understanding of the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by actors in fraudulent activities https://t.co/O2EwDArVOy
I see Fortinet is firing back.
Apparently my GitHub profile now qualifies as a malicious website in their web filtering appliances.
(Okay, probably just an automated trigger on APTSimulator or the ransomware simulator repo. But maybe … )
@Jr0dR87 Well AI says This image shows a street scene in New York City, likely 55 Central Park West, known as Spuyten Duyvil Apartments. This building is famous for being Dana Barrett's apartment building in the movie Ghostbusters.
I used to be very frustrated when security researchers published detailed vulnerability reports - meticulously describing every step of the discovery process but failing to include indicators of compromise or exploitation.
It’s not about writing detection rules for us. Just sharing a log snippet, suspicious process behavior, or anything else observed during successful exploitation would be incredibly valuable.
Better handover between researchers and defenders means faster, more effective responses.
🤓 Reverse Engineering and LLMs, 2 years ago when I created my first agent for RE, it was already pretty impressive.
Fast forward to today, more people are using LLMs for reverse engineering.
So here are a few tools for RE you might want to check out:
��️ Radare AI: https://t.co/drL2iIZxjk
➡️ IDA Pro MCP: https://t.co/93VQQMG7Vd
➡️ MCP for Ghidra: https://t.co/kByeUK9WmY
And this is just the beginning. What comes next is building smarter RE agents by connecting them with external tools, plugins, and knowledge sources 😉
**The screenshot below is a MCP connected to a flare-on challenge.**