Every now and then, an regular penetration test project can take a decidedly irregular detour into the land of zero-day exploits. In October 2017, I discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Ulterius, a widely used, open-source remote access software. Come along. I have...
Every now and then, an regular penetration test project can take a decidedly irregular detour into the land of zero-day exploits. In October 2017, I discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Ulterius, a widely used, open-source remote access software. Come along. I have...
Whenever I see Avaya servers during a penetration test, I know pwnage is coming. Hacking Avaya systems is consistently easy to do. It is not Avaya’s software that is the problem, per se. Rather, companies (or the vendors who install these systems) never seem to...
Attackers exploit weakness. This age-old concept applies equally to castles and battleships, as it does to applications and networks. The more vulnerabilities a network has, the easier it is to attack and compromise. Nearly all of the recent high-profile attacks...
