by Tim Medin | Jul 12, 2019 | Blog Posts
The “Purple Team” term has been flying around for a while now and it is an important development in our growth as an industry. If you haven’t heard the term before, it is a sharing and collaboration between the Red Team (offense) and the Blue Team...
by Tim Medin | May 30, 2019 | Blog Posts
Hal Pomeranz tipped me off to a nasty little trick of using Linux’s own auditing features and PAM to grab clear text passwords from users as they use sudo/su on the command line. Linux PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) are a flexible method of implementing...
by Mike Saunders | May 7, 2019 | Blog Posts
tl/dr; There are a lot of ways to get into infosec. I’ll try to outline some of the things that have helped me along the way and provide some resources to help you. We recently had the pleasure of sponsoring BSides Kansas City. Side note: if you haven’t been, you...
by Mike Saunders | Mar 27, 2019 | Blog Posts
Lots of pen test and red team blogs follow the same model: we came, we saw, we conquered, blue team tears flowed. This is not one of those blogs. TL/DR; Pen testing isn’t about finding vulnerabilities. It’s about finding opportunities for your client to...
by Mike Saunders | Nov 30, 2018 | Blog Posts
Did you know you can use DNS queries to exfiltrate data from a database via SQLi? No? Then continue reading! I’ll walk through some techniques you can use to enumerate and exfiltrate data from a DB server via blind SQLi. On a recent web app test, I encountered a...
by Mike Saunders | Sep 21, 2018 | Blog Posts
During a recent web app test, I encountered a situation when I would be randomly logged out of the application when running sqlmap. I wasn’t manipulating any of the session cookies and the logouts happened at random times. I needed a way to detect when I got...
