Using DNS To Bypass SSRF Protections
On a recent web application penetration test, I identified a classic server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerability that used a Denylist in an attempt to prevent active exploitation. This post details […]
Tactical Insights
Zip Slip to Reverse Shell in OpenRefine
Weaponizing CVE-2018-19859 Summary On a recent internal penetration test, White Oak Security discovered an outdated version of OpenRefine which is vulnerable to an unauthenticated Zip Slip attack. The vulnerability was […]
How To Prepare for an API Pentest – Curl
This is one part of a series of posts on how to prepare your API for a pentest. The first post was focused on Insomnia. The second was focused on […]
Enhance, Enhance, Enhance…
Modifying Security Focus With Bloodhound Prerequisite viewing: Let’s Enhance At a very basic level, Active Directory authenticates and authorizes users and computers in a Windows domain environment. It can also […]
The Amazon Scam (COVID-19)
Lately, I have received more phishing emails in my burner (test) email that are related to Amazon than ever before. This probably due to the influx of online shopping driven […]
How to Prepare for an API Pentest – Postman
This is one part of a series of posts on how to prepare your API for a pentest. Other posts are located here: Insomnia. Similar to web applications, web APIs […]
Simple Security Fails (part 5) – Basic Authentication
For those not yet familiar with the Simple Security Fails series – previous posts are located here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4 Lately I have tested a […]
How To Prepare for an API Pentest – Insomnia
This is one part of a series of posts on how to prepare your API for a pentest. Check back in the near future for additional content. Similar to web […]
Accessibility Within Application Security Tools
Before we get into the nuts and bolts of this post, I need to provide a little background. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a number of changes to our day […]
Simple Security Fails (part 4) – Extraneous Server Content
Welcome back! We hope you’re enjoying our series on Simple Security Fails. If not, or if you have any topics that you’re interested in learning more about, hit us up! […]