Pinning your malicious cyber operations to the opposition — In today’s digital age, the threat of cyber attacks is a constant concern for organizations and individuals alike. One tactic that has gained attention in recent years is the use of false flag operations. …

The InfoSec community is highly active on Twitter. The platform is, among other things, used is for sharing malware and phishing URLs through the #opendir hashtag. Very useful for correlating with DNS traffic, but not often used due to the difficulty of interpreting Twitter feeds in an automated manner. …

And a few reasons why you should consider it. — When reading the title, you might have asked yourself: Why would anyone get rid of the Wi-Fi capabilities of their network? Aren’t wireless access points something that should improve my internet experience? Here a few reasons why you might consider moving away from using a wireless internet connection in general. …

TL;DR: Managing the online exposure of systems can be difficult. Sometimes IPv6 network configurations get forgotten, leading to services unknowingly connected to the internet. We’ve been (very) slowly adopting IPv6 since its introduction in 1995. This added protocol version allows computer systems to be available in two different address spaces…

TL;DR: JARM is very useful fingerprinting tool, but can be deceived by replaying server hello’s from other services. The JARM scanner created by @SalesforceEng is quite an effective tool for system fingerprinting. It uses the Server Hello responses from a TLS handshake to generate a signature. These can then be…