What is Red Teaming? Red Teaming is a comprehensive approach that involves the use of various tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to simulate real-world threats.
Category: Network security
Can Someone Really Hack Traffic Lights?
We’ve all seen the scenes in movies or games where attackers hack traffic lights to set the colors to their liking, but could this scenario
Trench Tales: The College Account Takeover That Never Happened
A story of mass-discovery of LDAP Anonymous Binding leading to the account takeover of all members of a college. Explore the methodology, the challenges and the discoveries of this research project.
Pentesting Azure: RECON Techniques
Even though Microsoft Azure is the second largest cloud solution after Amazon Web Services (AWS) from a market share perspective, it should be noted that
Protecting Windows Credentials against Network Attacks
Over the years I’ve seen a lot of misconfigurations or a lack of configurations when it comes to protecting Windows credentials, hashes or Kerberos tickets.
Robot hacking research
Later this past month, our lab welcomed a very important individual: Robi the robot (it has a camera and speakers!). We also received the honors to
Security Café 