OSINT Challenge: Gralhix Challenge 005
This blog will focus on solving an OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) challenge put out by Sofia Santos (“Gralhix”), a very skilled OSINT practitioner and contributor at the Center for Information Resilience […]
Author: Justin Benjamin
Rogue Devices As Vector For Kinetic Attacks
UPDATE: This blog post was written prior to the USB explosive incident in Ecuador. Some edits have been made to note these events. DISCLAIMER* The following blog post describes a […]
Threat Hunter
When I first came to White Oak Security, I was presented with a unique opportunity to do some training for threat hunting assessments. Prior to that point, I had some […]
Penetration Testing Partner
Your Penetration Testing PARTNER, Not Your Adversary This blog post is intended to help organizations understand the mentality and drivers behind pentesting and to help them recognize that we (pentesters, […]
OSINT Challenge: Hacktoria Geolocation 16
What Is OSINT? For those who aren’t familiar with the term, OSINT stands for Open Source Intelligence. This refers to the use of data collected from open or publicly available […]
Penetration Tester’s Predatory Drive
I’ll preface this article by saying that these are my personal opinions and views on pentesting, which may not align with those of other pentesters and that’s ok. Everyone has […]
GitHub Cave Of Wonders: Secrets – Part 1
GitHub Cave Of Wonders – Part 1 begins to dive into secrets management & how data repositories are a treasure trove for malicious threats. Read White Oak’s blog
Phishing Attack: A Modest Email Investigation
Ever get a weird scam email and wonder why? Here is a White Oak Security blog about phishing attacks, a modest investigation into a few phishing emails we got.
Success In Pentesting: Learn To Code
White Oak Security’s expert pentesters share a tip in their success: learn to code! Whether you’re in cybersecurity or just curious, coding is a valuable skill.