For the upcoming Pwn2Own Automotive contest, a total of four in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) head units have been selected as targets. One of these is the single-DIN Pioneer DMH-WT7600NEX. This unit offers a variety of functionality, such as wired and wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, USB media playback, and more. This blog post aims to detail some of the attack surfaces of the DMH-WT7600NEX unit as well as provide information on how to extract the software running on this unit for further vulnerability research. Software Extraction The initial effort to locate a serial console in the hope of easy software extraction bore no fruit. This left only a handful of options: ·      Work with the software update package instead. However, the package was found to be encrypted, making this app…

Google just announced that Gemini integration in Google Workspace is now available for free. Users in Europe and Japan must first turn on this feature. Workspace admins can enable or disable Gemini in the Google Admin Console. You can also use Gemini to access Gmail if you have a personal Google account, but there are limitations. I tested the Gemini integration in Gmail and shared my experiences in this post. Source

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We created a new tool to help you install and manage BloodHound instances, BloodHound CLI!  ( 6 min )

Praetorian recently uncovered a denial-of-service vulnerability by chaining together path traversal and legacy file upload features in a CI/CD web application; highlighting the risks of undocumented features and the importance of input validation in web security. The post Tarbomb Denial of Service via Path Traversal appeared first on Praetorian.  ( 17 min )

Memory is often one of the most constrained resources on a Hyper-V host, ultimately determining the maximum number of virtual machines (VMs) it can support. As such, accurately assessing the RAM requirements of VMs is critical for effective capacity planning. These requirements can be evaluated using performance counters available in Perfmon. Source

Previously, we covered the internals of the Autel MaxiCharger where we highlighted each of the main components. In this post, we aim to outline the attack surface of the MaxiCharger in the hopes of providing inspiration for vulnerability research. All information has been obtained through reverse engineering, experimenting, and combing through the Autel MaxiCharger manual (PDF). At the time of writing the following software versions were applicable: ·      Autel Charge app v3.0.7 ·      Autel Config app v2.1.0 ·      Autel MaxiCharger modules: ·      Charge Control v1.36.00 ·      Power Control v1.21.00 ·      LCD Control v0.99.31 ·      LCD Information v0.99.08 ·      LCD Resources v0.99.08 ·      LCD Languages v0.04.04 Mobile Applications Autel h…

Warp, the best terminal app by far, has introduced impressive new AI features: Active AI and Agent Mode. I believe Agent Mode is a real game changer, showcasing the future of system administration, as it will likely make learning a shell language superfluous. Source

For quite a while now, there has been a new ongoing threat campaign where the adversaries first bomb a user's mailbox with spam emails and then pose as Help Desk or IT Support on Microsoft Teams to trick their potential victims into providing access. This social engineering tactic is being attributed to the ransomware group "Black Basta".  ( 9 min )

Pushover is a versatile push notification service for iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows (via browser plugin), providing real-time alerts from various sources like web applications, network monitoring systems, and IoT devices. It integrates with platforms like IFTTT and Zapier and supports custom scripts, making it useful for admins and developers. Source

Intune is an attractive system for adversaries to target…  ( 27 min )

For the upcoming Pwn2Own Automotive contest a total of 7 electric vehicle chargers have been selected. One of these is the Autel MaxiCharger AC Wallbox Commercial (MAXI US AC W12-L-4G) which also made an appearance at the inaugural Pwn2Own Automotive last January.  We have previously posted internal photos of the MaxiCharger in 2023 so the goal of this blog post is to present up to date internal photos of the main boards and provide additional information. Internals Opening the MaxiCharger is easy and involves removing a few Torx T10 screws and then prying open the edges of the housing. The metrology board is mounted on the back part of the housing and is responsible for power monitoring, handling the input mains power and providing power to the charging cable. Most of the components mou…

Discover the intricate process of chip decapping, exposing secrets stored within snuggly layers of industrial epoxy, sleeping in beds of silicon. The post Practical Methods for Decapping Chips appeared first on NetSPI.  ( 27 min )

TL;DR  Three mini smartphones promoted to children were analysed Those devices are heavily promoted on TikTok All had outdated operating systems All could be rooted without wiping the phone, allowing […] Security flaws found in tiny phones promoted to children first appeared on Pen Test Partners.  ( 9 min )

A blog about web scraping methods, use cases, challenges, and how to overcome them.  ( 34 min )

Welcome to the first Patch Tuesday of the new year. Even while preparing for Pwn2Own Automotive, the second Tuesday still brings with it a bevy of security updates from Adobe and Microsoft. Take a break from avoiding your New Year’s resolutions and join us as we review the details of their latest security alerts. If you’d rather watch the full video recap covering the entire release, you can check it out here: Adobe Patches for January 2025 For January, Adobe released five bulletins addressing 14 CVEs in Adobe Photoshop, Substance 3D Stager, Illustrator on iPad, Animate, and Substance 3D Designer. One of these bugs was reported through the Trend ZDI program. The patch for Substance 3D Stager is the largest with five Critical-rated bugs being fixed. The worst could lead to arbitrary code ex…

Learn how Bishop Fox's open-source ranking algorithm, raink, can be used to solve general ranking problems that are difficult for LLMs to process.  ( 11 min )

In 2015, we published a blog post about the recruitment challenges we devised for candidates who’d like to join our pentester team. The post got much attention, with supportive comments and criticism as well. Learning from this experience, we created a completely new challenge that we’re retiring today, and we’d once again share our experiences (and the solutions!) we gained from this little game.  ( 14 min )

4sysops members can now download our free Windows Server 2025 eBook. This book compiles 4sysops articles, offering a comprehensive overview of the new features and guiding you through their configuration. At the end of this post, you will find a special ChatGPT chatbot that has access to the entire eBook and additional Server 2025 resources for context. Since 4sysops AI only uses information from reliable sources, it's the top choice for exploring Windows Server 2025. And if you have questions about the latest changes in Server 2025, you can use 4sysops AI to search in Google or Tavily. Source

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Once you determine a VM's memory requirements, you can configure its RAM settings accordingly. Hyper-V provides several configuration options, some of which can influence each other or have effects that may not be immediately obvious, especially when enabling dynamic memory. Source

TL; DR AI-generated documents, videos and more pose significant challenges for DFIR DFIR teams can harness innovative detection strategies and tooling Digital fingerprinting and watermarking, AI-powered and behavioural analyses Hardware-based […] Tackling AI threats. Advanced DFIR methods and tools for deepfake detection first appeared on Pen Test Partners.  ( 14 min )

How to get into malware analysis, a field that sits at the intersection of incident response, forensics, system and network administration, security monitoring, and software engineering  ( 24 min )

In this post we’re going to focus on some ADFS internals. We’ll be looking at OAuth2, and how it underpins the analogues to Entra ID security features like Device Registration and Primary Refresh Tokens.  ( 16 min )

What is the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and what are the implications of its recent ruling for AI researchers?  ( 6 min )

In our previous Sony XAV-AX8500 blog post, we detailed the internals of the head unit and provided annotated pictures of each PCB. In this post we aim to outline the threat landscape of the XAV-AX8500 in the hopes of providing inspiration for vulnerability research. We will cover the main supported technologies that present potential attack surfaces such as USB, Bluetooth, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and more. We will also look at some of the open-source components the XAV-AX8500 claims to use. All information has been obtained through reverse engineering, experimenting, and combing through the following resources: ·      Sony XAV-AX8500 Product Page ·      Sony XAV-AX8500 Help Guide (PDF) ·      Sony XAV-AX8500 Operating Instructions (PDF)  USB The XAV-AX8500 has a single USB-C port that…

Review how Red Team insights can shed light on gaps in physical security and play a pivotal role in enhancing workplace security during the continued transition back to office environments as we relearn verification, protocol, and authorization.  ( 8 min )

Extensibility in Burp Suite is about giving you and your team the power to customize, enhance, and extend Burp Suite to match your testing needs and objectives. This comprises a powerful suite of tool  ( 6 min )

In my previous post, I explained why o3 offers empirical evidence that we've hit the AI Wall. A separate question is whether o3's performance in the ARC benchmark suggests that OpenAI has achieved human-level intelligence or Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Source

For the upcoming Pwn2Own Automotive contest a total of 4 head units have been selected. One of these is the single DIN Sony XAV-AX8500 that offers a variety of functionality such as wired and wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay as well as USB media playback and more. This blog post presents internal photos of the XAV-AX8500 boards and highlights each of the interesting components. Internals Accessing the internals of the XAV-AX8500 involves removing a few screws and metal plates. Once the main chassis is open 3 interconnected boards are exposed that are connected via flat flexible cables. The main board is shown below. Figure 1: Main board (top) The main application processor is an NXP i.MX 8M Mini with part number MIMX8MM6CVTKZAA. This is a powerful processor with 4 Cortex-A53 cores …

OSConfig, a new feature in Windows Server 2025, allows you to configure Microsoft's recommended security settings. These settings largely align with the security baselines. Management options include PowerShell, the Windows Admin Center, and Azure Policy. OSConfig can automatically detect and correct configuration drifts, ensuring compliance. Source

Martin Wendiggensen reveals how disinformation shaped Taiwan’s election, and how AI-powered research uncovered hidden influences on voter behavior.  ( 23 min )

GPS is one service in the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). Others include Russia’s GLONASS and the EU’s Galileo constellations. These are all used to provide Position, Navigation, and Timing […] The unexpected effects of GPS spoofing on aviation safety first appeared on Pen Test Partners.  ( 9 min )

A blog about developing cyber threat intelligence (CTI) metrics.  ( 31 min )

In my previous blog post, I demonstrated how a JSON file could be used as a gadget for Client-Side Path Traversal (CSPT) to perform Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). That example was straightforward because no file upload restriction was enforced. However, real-world applications often impose restrictions on file uploads to ensure security. In this post, we’ll explore how to bypass some of these mechanisms to achieve the same goal. We’ll cover common file validation methods and how they can be subverted. Constraint In most scenarios, the gadget file will be parsed in the front-end using JSON.parse. It means that our file must be a valid input for JSON.parse. If we look at the V8 implementation. A valid JSON input is : a string a number true false null an array an object The parser skips s…  ( 7 min )

Reflecting on 2024, it has been an eventful year for the Zero Day Initiative Threat Hunting team. Throughout the year, we identified numerous threat actor campaigns exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities, uncovered additional variants of these vulnerabilities, and discovered even more vulnerabilities through our in-the-wild research. In this blog, we will highlight some of the key achievements of the Zero Day Initiative Threat Hunting team, as well as discuss important in-the-wild vulnerability trends and industry challenges we encountered in 2024 which will continue into 2025 In the Wild Zero-Day Discoveries To safeguard Trend Micro customers, the Zero Day Initiative Threat Hunting team engages in comprehensive threat-hunting operations utilizing a variety of methodologies. These methodologi…

Abusing Storage Account Permissions to attack Azure Machine Learning notebooks The post Hijacking Azure Machine Learning Notebooks (via Storage Accounts) appeared first on NetSPI.  ( 15 min )

Nominations are now open for the top 10 new web hacking techniques of 2024! Every year, security researchers from all over the world share their latest findings via blog posts, presentations, PoCs, an  ( 5 min )

In a prior post, I suggested we may have hit an AI Wall using current technology for constructing large language models. Reports indicate that GPT-5 didn't meet its creators' expectations, fueling the ongoing debate about reaching an AI plateau. While OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman claims that o3's impressive capabilities indicate no existing barrier, I hold a different opinion. Source

Bishop Fox explores the escalating threat of AI-driven deepfakes in social engineering attacks, highlighting their potential to deceive individuals and organizations by impersonating trusted figures through hyper-realistic audio and video fabrications.  ( 10 min )

Why ROI is not the most effective method to quantify cybersecurity investments — and how ROM can help.  ( 6 min )

Seven Ways to View API Functions  ( 33 min )

It’s no secret that Microsoft have been trying to move customers away from ADFS for a while. Short of slapping a “deprecated” label on it…  ( 32 min )

Discover how automation in code integration, deployment, and infrastructure management has streamlined our operations, enhanced deployment velocity, and improved the consistency of our deliverables.  ( 6 min )

Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) provides secure remote connectivity and network management on Windows Server. With support for modern VPN protocols like SSTP and IKEv2, RRAS ensures encrypted connections, reliable routing, and seamless access to internal resources, making it ideal for hybrid and remote work environments. This guide covers the latest updates in Windows Server 2025, including changes to VPN protocol support and step-by-step instructions for configuration and optimization. Source

TL;DR Non-tech aspects to breach follow-up are often overlooked but essential NDAs, supply chain, and third party contracts and obligations should be reviewed Reviewing communication protocols and employee training increases […] 10 Non-tech things you wish you had done after being breached first appeared on Pen Test Partners.  ( 7 min )

At Black Hat Europe I did a fun presentation titled SpAIware and More: Advanced Prompt Injection Exploits. Without diving into the details of the entire talk, the key point I was making is that prompt injection can impact all aspects of the CIA security triad. However, there is one part that I want to highlight explicitly: A Command and Control system (C2) that uses prompt injection to remote control ChatGPT instances.  ( 5 min )

Introduction At Doyensec, we decided to perform a vulnerability research activity on the SMB3 Kernel Server (ksmbd), a component of the Linux kernel. Initially, it was enabled as an experimental feature, but in the kernel version 6.6, the experimental flag was removed, and it remains stable. Ksmbd splits tasks to optimize performance, handling critical file operations in kernel space and non-performance-related tasks, such as DCE/RPC and user account management, in user space via ksmbd.mountd. The server uses a multi-threaded architecture to efficiently process SMB requests in parallel, leveraging kernel worker threads for scalability and user-space integration for configuration and RPC handling. Ksmbd is not enabled by default, but it is a great target for learning the SMB protocol while …  ( 9 min )

In my previous blog post, I demonstrated how a JSON file could be used as a gadget for Client-Side Path Traversal (CSPT) to perform Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). That example was straightforward because no file upload restriction was enforced. However, real-world applications often impose restrictions on file uploads to ensure security. In this post, we’ll explore how to bypass some of these mechanisms to achieve the same goal. We’ll cover common file validation methods and how they can be subverted. Constraint In most scenarios, the gadget file will be parsed in the front-end using JSON.parse. It means that our file must be a valid input for JSON.parse. If we look at the V8 implementation. A valid JSON input is : a string a number true false null an array an object The parser skips s…  ( 7 min )

Not long ago, we used to "google" to find information online. With the rise of chatbots incorporating web search capabilities, a new phrase is becoming popular: "to chat it." 4sysops AI now utilizes Google or Tavily search to help solve your IT challenges. Initially, the AI determines the most effective search terms for your query. It subsequently reviews all the pages returned by the search engine to provide an answer tailored to your specific question, drawing from the retrieved context, its stored knowledge, and the entirety of your previous conversation. The model then provides links to the sources used to generate its answers, allowing you to verify any response. Whether you're still "googling" or ChatGPT Search has become your preferred answering machine, continue reading to discover why 4sysops AI, combined with integrated web search, is the best AI tool for addressing IT issues. Source

Learn more about the CIS Critical Security Controls v8 released May 18, 2021.  ( 15 min )

Microsoft is introducing a new type of small language model (SLM) designed specifically for business scenarios. A recent announcement highlights several development partners and practical applications, including Bayer and Siemens Digital Industries Software. These models are intended for managing complex processes using natural language input. Source

Introduction Safety and transparency are important in aviation. One tool that helps here is the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR), which records audio from the cockpit during flights. It is crucial […] The surprising existence of the erase button on cockpit voice recorders first appeared on Pen Test Partners.  ( 9 min )

I regularly look at how the system prompts of chatbots change over time. Updates frequently highlight new features being added, design changes that occur and potential areas that might benefit from more security scrutiny. A few months back I noticed an interesting update to the M365 Copilot (BizChat) system prompt. In particular, there used to be one enterprise_search tool in the past. You might remember that tool was used during the Copirate ASCII Smuggling exploit to search for MFA codes in the user’s inbox.  ( 7 min )

In a recent paper, Google researchers discussed an interesting approach that reduces training time and computational cost while improving the quality of Large Language Models (LLMs). The SALT (Small Model Aided Large Model Training) method uses smaller models to guide the initial training phase of larger models through knowledge distillation (KD). SALTDS (SALT with Data Selection) extends this technique by identifying and prioritizing challenging but learnable training sequences for knowledge transfer during the KD phase. Source

Here is an overview of content I published in December: Blog posts: Update: 1768.py Version 0.0.22 Update: oledump.py Version 0.0.78 SANS ISC Diary entries: Extracting Files Embedded Inside Word Documents Compiling Decompyle++ For Windows  ( 11 min )

In this post we explore the dism.exe and WIM images a bit more. It turns out that WIM files are containers that can include more than one image. One can create the first image using the /Capture-Image option, and then … Continue reading →  ( 3 min )

The file contains 12M+ of rows, each containing a set of popular hashes, and a file name extracted from my ‘good files’ repo (dome dups may be found if f.ex. file name changes, but hashes don’t). These are primarily Windows-centric … Continue reading →  ( 2 min )

We often hear of attackers bringing in their payloads via virtual drive images (f.ex. vhd,vhdx) in an attempt to bypass security solutions. The WIM files can be used to smuggle in tools and payloads to the target, too. In my … Continue reading →  ( 4 min )

The EU’s new AI regulation, the AI Act, mandates that AI-generated texts must be explicitly identified as such. However, given the rapid increase in AI usage, it’s doubtful whether machine-generated texts will always be transparently disclosed. To address this, AI detection tools are becoming increasingly relevant. This overview examines the reliability of AI detectors. Source

This post explores how Bishop Fox transitioned to an outcome-driven approach for Cosmos development, streamlining processes with success criteria, continuous roadmapping, and data-driven prioritization to deliver more impactful customer solutions.  ( 6 min )

Many businesses hold back on upgrading Office applications. Office 2016, for example, remains a common office suite even in large corporations. According to a study by Intra2Net, over 80 percent of small and medium-sized businesses are using outdated Office apps that will no longer receive official Microsoft support after 2025. Source

In my old post I listed a number of ‘good Alternate Data Streams (ADS)’, and one of them was called $WIMMOUNTDATA. I just came across the very same ADS again during one of my procmon tests, so I decided to … Continue reading →  ( 3 min )

The Domain Name System (DNS) is susceptible to attacks that redirect clients to malicious services. Technologies like DNSSEC, DoH, and DoT have been developed to mitigate such threats. In addition, Microsoft introduced Zero Trust DNS (ZTDNS) in Windows 11, which blocks all connections unless a trusted and secure DNS server has resolved their IP addresses. Source

When you run MoNotificationUxStub.exe on Windows Server 2025, it will try to load the following non-existing library: C:\Windows\UUS\amd64\UMPDC.dll We can place our own, leading to the code execution: Same as in the previous case, TrustedInstaller rights are required to write … Continue reading →  ( 2 min )

When you run MLEngineStub.exe on Windows 2025, it will try to locate the following non-existing executable: C:\Windows\UUS\amd64\MLEngine.exe So, if we place our own executable there, it will be launched: The only caveat – only TrustedInstaller can write to this folder.  ( 2 min )

When you run la57setup.exe or OOBEFodSetup.exe on Windows Server 2025, they will try to load a non-existing library from the path below: C:\Windows\System32\Dism\MetaDeployProvider.dll  ( 2 min )

Microsoft has unveiled the first release candidate of PowerShell 7.5, with the General Availability (GA) launch expected in January or February 2025. This release candidate provides the most accurate preview of the upcoming final production version of PowerShell 7.5. This new version includes hundreds of changes, ranging from minor adjustments to major new features. In the following sections, we will discuss the key changes in this major PowerShell update. Source

It is typical for many of us to discover ‘the cool thing’, and then quickly move on to research something else. Over the last few years my ‘little known secrets’ series exploited this phenomenon by showcasing scenarios that, admittedly, were … Continue reading →  ( 3 min )

A recent Anthropic paper reveals that AI models demonstrate deceptive behaviors, such as lying and bypassing oversight, highlighting why current alignment strategies often fail. For me, the results of this paper come as no surprise, as it's clear that AI models lie and exhibit deceptive behavior if this maximizes the reward signal given during alignment. Source

This is a bugfix version. oledump_V0_0_78.zip (http)MD5: EAE4457988371D88FED6F063BBBDADC7SHA256: 01D314C505C1C5A0AFF8CE8A5910223FA8511E27F1B2DB6054864723B5677581  ( 11 min )

Occasionally, Microsoft 365 users cannot delete emails. Possible causes are mailbox policies or quota limitations. In this post, I will explore the typical reasons for this issue and offer step-by-step solutions. Source

Happy to share that I authored the paper “Trust No AI: Prompt Injection Along The CIA Security Triad”, based on research conducted over the past 18 months. You can download it from arxiv. The paper examines how prompt injection attacks compromise Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) of AI systems, with real-world examples targeting vendors like OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and Microsoft. It summarizes and references many of the prompt injection examples I explained on this blog, and I hope this research helps bridge the gap between traditional cybersecurity practices and AI research, fostering stronger defenses against these emerging threats.  ( 1 min )

Azure Arc is a management platform that enables centralized control of on-premises, multi-cloud, and edge resources through the Azure Portal. In Windows Server 2025, features such as Hotpatching—which allows for applying security updates without requiring a system reboot—require integration with Azure Arc. To install Azure Arc on Windows Server 2025, use a PowerShell script or launch the Azure Arc setup wizard on your server. Source

TL;DR A silly-season BLE connectivity story Overheat people’s smart ski socks …but only when in Bluetooth range AND when the owner’s phone is out of range of their feet! Having […] Heels on fire. Hacking smart ski socks first appeared on Pen Test Partners.  ( 7 min )

Learn how to detect and exploit second-order SQL injection vulnerabilities using Out-of-Band (OOB) techniques, including leveraging DNS requests for data extraction. The post Exploiting Second Order SQL Injection with Stored Procedures appeared first on NetSPI.  ( 16 min )

Exploring the power of the PEAK Threat Hunting framework  ( 15 min )

As 2024 nears its end, we feel it is a great time to look back at what we achieved in 2024. TLDR: No one would call this a quiet year for Outflank. OST Releases: New Tools and Major Releases 22 releases! We managed to put out 22 releases of OST in 2024. Rapid development remains a cornerstone of OST and has allowed us to match the pace of evolving threat landscape to deliver cutting edge tools and capabilities. We have a release note tracker covering every release, but highlights include: EDR Presets With EDRs becoming more powerful, and bypasses requiring more EDR-specific tricks, it was becoming hard to keep track of the countless options OST operators have for evasion of those EDRs. Read full post The post 2024 Wrapped: Outflank’s Top Tracks appeared first on Outflank.  ( 7 min )

We’re excited to announce that all of NCC Group’s latest research findings and articles are now hosted on our website at the following link: NCC Group Research Blog. (https://www.nccgroup.com/us/research-blog/) To stay up-to-date with our latest research, you can also subscribe to our RSS feed here: NCC Group Research Blog RSS Feed. (https://www.nccgroup.com/us/research-blog/feed/) Be sure to […]  ( 63 min )

This post explores Windows Side-by-Side (WinSxS) and DLL hijacking, deep-diving some tooling I've written and some of the fun along the way.  ( 10 min )

The term “special relationship,” coined by Winston Churchill, describes the close, longstanding alliance between the United States and the United Kingdom. It has been applied to cooperation during war, to trade and commerce, and even to intelligence sharing. That special relationship has clearly influenced the two nations’ recent policy papers on national cybersecurity. The U.K. […] The post Protecting Critical Infrastructure: A Tale of Two National Cybersecurity Strategies appeared first on Synack.  ( 7 min )

Scoping Adventures is a series of blogs about some of the more interesting penetration tests that the Synack Customer Success teams have worked on over the last few months. Each blog outlines how we engage with the client to achieve the best results from a pentest. Pentesters love colors—red, blue, purple, black, white and grey […] The post Scoping Adventures: How to Get the Most Out of Your Synack Pentesting appeared first on Synack.  ( 11 min )

The Synack Platform & Five Pillars of Strategic Pentesting Why You Need to Think Strategically It’s no great revelation that tactics, techniques, and procedures utilized by nefarious hackers hacking activities are evolving on a daily basis. In 2022, 18,828 common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) were published. At the same time, organization attack surfaces are expanding. […] The post Applying Strategic Thinking in Your Pentesting Program appeared first on Synack.  ( 7 min )

One week ago, the Biden administration unveiled its long-awaited U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy, with an eye toward centralizing government cyber resources and holding IT vendors more accountable for their digital defenses. Now that the ink is dry on the 35-page document, top officials like Acting National Cyber Director Kemba Walden are busy putting it into […] The post The U.S. has a new cybersecurity strategy. What’s next for CISOs? appeared first on Synack.  ( 7 min )