What is the Zerologon Vulnerability? Zerologon is a vulnerability in the Windows netlogon protocol (on Windows Server version 2008 and later) discovered by Tom Tervoort of Secura during a security review of the protocol (which had not previously undergone such a review). Due to cryptographic [...]
Penetration tests are designed to identify potential gaps in an organization’s cybersecurity. With an effective penetration test comes a variety of different risks. Before engaging a penetration test provider, it is essential to understand the risks of penetration tests, how to minimize them, and why [...]
How to Define the Scope of Your Next Pentest Engagement One of the most important factors in the success of a penetration test is its scope. Scope limitations are an understandable and even common desire. However, they can make the results of a pentest worse [...]
With Cybersecurity Career Talks Do you want to know "How To Become A Hacker" let us learn from world-renowned hackers, cybersecurity experts, social engineering experts. Adriel Desautels, Jayson E. Street and Philippe Caturegli share the mindset, training, experience and education [...]
This first clip focuses on confidence tricks (Social Engineering) which is something that we also do when we deliver Realistic Threat Penetration Tests to our customers. Our objective when using social engineering isn't to con our customers out of money but instead to trick them [...]
Bug Bounty companies (often called crowd sourced penetration tests) are all the hype. The primary argument for using their services is that they provide access to a large crowd of testers, which purportedly means that customers will always have a fresh set of eyes looking for [...]
