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Carbon Black - Security Advisories: CVE-2016-9570, CVE-2016-9568 and CVE-2016-9569

13 Apr 2017

Nettitude have discovered three vulnerabilities in Carbon Black; CVE-2016-9570, CVE-2016-9568 and CVE-2016-9569. Two of these have been patched at the...

Effectively analysing sysmon logs

9 Mar 2017

We previously covered setting up and using sysmon (System Monitor), which is part of the Sysinternals suite from Microsoft. In this...

Putting attackers in hi vis jackets with sysmon

16 Feb 2017

Sysmon (short for system monitor) has been part of the Sysinternals suite for several years. It comprises kernel-mode driver...

More XSS Shenanigans

3 Feb 2017

In September, we released our XSS Payloads collection of scripts and they went down really well within the pen-testing community....

Who owns your runtime?

11 Jan 2017

Can mobile applications trust their own runtime environment? The answer to this burning question that has no doubt...

Fun with Windows binaries - application whitelist bypass using...

15 Dec 2016

We were inspired by the work @subTee has done with application whitelisting. Consequently, we decided to have a hunt around for legitimate...

PoshC2 - new features

1 Dec 2016

There have been a few cool updates to PoshC2, our public Command & Control (C2) software, since we...

An analysis of the RIG exploit kit

27 Oct 2016

Over the last few weeks, we have observed an increase of RIG exploit kit alarms, delivering CrypMIC ransomware. This...

Analysing the NULL SecurityDescriptor kernel exploitation mitigation in the...

13 Oct 2016

We recently discovered a new and quietly released Windows kernel exploitation defence. Exploiting a kernel bug by setting...

From macro to malware - a step by step...

3 Oct 2016

We recently received an email which contained a malicious Word macro. Usually, the only thing that changes between malicious Office...

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Carbon Black - Security Advisories: CVE-2016-9570, CVE-2016-9568 and CVE-2016-9569

Effectively analysing sysmon logs

Putting attackers in hi vis jackets with sysmon

More XSS Shenanigans

Who owns your runtime?

Fun with Windows binaries - application whitelist bypass using...

PoshC2 - new features

An analysis of the RIG exploit kit

Analysing the NULL SecurityDescriptor kernel exploitation mitigation in the...

From macro to malware - a step by step...

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