As an offensive security professional, building malicious infrastructure is part of the job, but staying under the radar is tricky. With companies like GCore Labs launching rapid internet scans, identifying non-standard user-agent strings becomes essential. Learn how to detect these snooping sensors and keep your Evilginx setup hidden from prying eyes!

Ivanti’s Connect Secure products have a critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-0282, allowing remote code execution. Attackers are targeting these systems like a kid in a candy store. The solution? Patch it faster than a cheetah on espresso. Stay secure and don’t let the hackers have all the fun!

The Asterisk Development Team has rolled out Certified Asterisk 20.7-cert4. This update tightens security by confining AMI ListCategories to the configuration directory. So no more accidental file sightseeing! Download your drama-free version now.

Look out, Bruno IDE Desktop users! Versions prior to 1.29.0 come with a side of vulnerability. Thanks to a sneaky command injection flaw, attackers can execute arbitrary commands using a crafted URL. So, unless you want your software to moonlight as a remote code execution tool, it’s patching time!

ABB AC500v3 is starring in its own thriller with multiple vulnerabilities uncovered. Stay tuned for the drama involving potential security breaches. Will these issues be patched, or will the suspense continue?

The Asterisk Development Team has rolled out security release Asterisk 22.1.1, finally putting an end to accidental file tourism via AMI ListCategories. You can download this update faster than you can say “path traversal” at their official GitHub and download page. Happy secure calling!

The Asterisk Development Team proudly announces Asterisk 21.6.1, a security release that tackles one pesky issue: stopping AMI ListCategories from wandering off to unauthorized files. Download it now and give your system the security boost it deserves, without needing to call in the Ghostbusters!

The Asterisk Development Team has released Asterisk 20.11.1, a security update that patches a path traversal vulnerability via AMI ListCategories. This action now restricts access to files outside the configuration directory. Grab your update now and avoid unwanted file adventures!

Syntactic sugar is the most expensive type, but fear not, budding cyber warriors! With open-source software galore, you can dodge the “buy-vs-build” conundrum and dive into the world of SQL and IP address sorcery. Just remember, in the realm of cybersecurity, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution—just a lot of trial, error, and a sprinkle of humor.

AWS identified vulnerabilities in specific versions of Amazon WorkSpaces, AppStream 2.0, and DCV clients. These could enable man-in-the-middle attacks. Customers are urged to upgrade to fixed versions to secure their remote sessions. Remember, updating is not just a tech chore; it’s a digital life-saver.

Routers are essential for internet connectivity, but some have vulnerabilities as old as your flip phone. A 12-year-old Netgear vulnerability still attracts hackers, despite its router’s outdated hardware. So, before your router becomes a vintage tech collector’s item, ensure it’s up to date and not mining cryptocurrency on the side.

In this month’s Microsoft patch update, 209 vulnerabilities are addressed, including 12 critical ones. Notably, the Windows Hyper-V NT Kernel Integration VSP vulnerabilities are actively exploited, allowing attackers to gain SYSTEM privileges. Users should patch these vulnerabilities pronto, or risk turning their systems into a hacker’s playground.

Threat actors leave behind breadcrumbs of reused infrastructure in their cyberattack escapades, allowing defenders to pivot and uncover new malicious domains. With automated detection, defenders can stay one step ahead, blocking the digital baddies before they even get started. It’s like catching the villain before the opening credits roll.

Password resets often involve sending a one-time code, but without brute force protection, it’s like guarding a bank vault with a sticky note. Facebook learned this the hard way. So before you reset, make sure your code is more Fort Knox than Post-it. Remember, digital security isn’t a laughing matter!

VBA macros and embedded files are stored as OLE files within OOXML files. Analyze .docm files with zipdump.py, and use oledump.py for individual OLE files. Each file gets a letter prefix which is essential for selecting the correct stream, except for the first file. And hey, no need to worry about uppercase or lowercase!

Wireshark release 4.4.3 fixes a whopping zero vulnerabilities but tackles eight bugs. It’s like going to a dentist to get your teeth cleaned and ending up with a new haircut!

In the wake of the Cyberhaven Extension attack, keeping tabs on your Chrome extensions is like keeping an eye on that one mischievous cousin at family gatherings. Defender’s got your back with its handy extension cataloging feature. Don’t have it? No worries! You can still hunt down those sneaky extensions manually.

Join the Internet Storm Center’s “Application Security: Securing Web Apps, APIs, and Microservices” class from January 27th to February 1st, 2025. Perfect for anyone who’s ever wondered if their web app is more like a digital Swiss cheese. Secure your spot to patch those holes before the hackers have a fondue party!

Cryptomining malware redtail is like that unwelcome guest who not only crashes your party but eats all the snacks. It exploits CPU architecture and evicts other miners. Protect your system by patching, using robust antimalware, and disabling root logins, because nobody wants to host a freeloading digital miner.

When considering software upgrades, always check Cisco Security Advisories to avoid surprises. Make sure your hardware won’t stage a mutiny and has enough memory. For unclear info, consult the Cisco Technical Assistance Center. Remember, it’s best to keep network issues from turning into an epic saga!