This blog post will focus on exploiting exposed Docker daemons. During a recent internal penetration test I discovered an exposed Docker Daemon. By having the daemon exposed outside of the […]
Most people these days have one of those burner email addresses – used for product sign-ups, etc.. I certainly do and that account receives its fair share of phishing emails. […]
Today we’re going to talk a bit about CSV injection. First of all, what is CSV Injection? “CSV Injection, also known as Formula Injection, occurs when websites embed untrusted input […]
On a recent Internal Penetration Test engagement, I was reviewing some Nessus scan data and came across an “Microsoft Windows SMB Shares Unprivileged Access” finding. As we can see from […]
Some of you may be confused why someone other than Brett is writing the Part 2 for this series (click here for Part 1). There are two reasons for this: […]
[HERE’S A COMPANION POST ON SETTING UP AN ANDROID DEVICE FOR PENETRATION TESTING] One of the initial challenges of performing an iOS mobile application penetration test is getting a suitable […]
Overview While performing security tests against web applications or network infrastructures, I often come across web servers with directory listing enabled. What is directory listing you say? “Web servers can […]
In my previous several blog posts (here, here, and here) we covered usage of a really interesting tool released about three years ago: the DotNetToJScript project (https://github.com/tyranid/DotNetToJScript). Although it’s been […]
[COMPANION POST FOR APPLE DEVICES] One of the initial challenges of performing an Android mobile application penetration test is getting a suitable test environment setup. One of the easiest ways […]
In our last blog we walked through modifying the UnmanagedPowerShell project to produce a version of PowerShellRunner that’s compatible with DotNetToJScript. The end goal in that blog was to execute […]
