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Detection and Mitigation Advice for PrintNightmare 2048 1365 Andy Gill

Detection and Mitigation Advice for PrintNightmare

Introduction PrintNightmare(CVE-2021-34527) was released as a proof of concept this week on Github. This post highlights how the exploit PoCs released on Github work and how the specific vulnerability can be fixed and detected. The vulnerability itself was found and published by Zhipeng Huo (@R3dF09), Piotr Madej, and Yunhai Zhang. Caveat: All of the understanding…

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What the White House Ransomware Memo Got Wrong 2048 1365 Andrew Hay

What the White House Ransomware Memo Got Wrong

On June 2nd, Anne Neuberg, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology, released a memo with the subject: What We Urge You To Do To Protect Against The Threat of Ransomware. The most important aspect of the memo, and in our opinion one deserving of its own…

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Introducing Sysmon Config Pusher 1026 685 Anton Ovrutsky

Introducing Sysmon Config Pusher

Introducing Sysmon Config Pusher When providing various services to clients, including Purple, Blue, and Red Team engagements, the Lares team often recomends Sysmon to close detection gaps. Indeed, Sysmon is an incredible and freely available tool that enhances visibility across Windows systems and provides rich data and telemetry from which to build alerting, detections and…

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Social Profiling – OSINT for Red/Blue 1280 822 Andy Gill

Social Profiling – OSINT for Red/Blue

One of the areas that I love when it comes to red/purple engagements is profiling organizations on LinkedIn and GitHub, looking for crucial information that can lead to more juicy enumeration. This post will give you a bit of an overview of key things to look for from an offensive standpoint and from a defensive…

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Emails and Malicious Macros – What Can Go Wrong? 2048 1365 Anton Ovrutsky

Emails and Malicious Macros – What Can Go Wrong?

Intro A few months ago, we published a blog post that examined the telemetry available through Office 365, including email visibility. If you read the blog and thought to yourself, I wish that I could get more comprehensive email visibility, beyond just the basic meta-data, then the Splunk Microsoft O365 Email Add-On is something you…

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Pentesting Xamarin AOT Mobile Apps 2048 1365 Zach Grace
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Pentesting Xamarin AOT Mobile Apps

Obtaining .NET Assemblies from Android Full AOT Compiled Applications Recently on a mobile engagement, I came across an Android application built with Xamarin using full Ahead of Time (AOT) compilation. This technology allows a developer to create an application in C#, and the Xamarin platform compiles that code into platform-specific binaries without the use of…

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Getting into the Blue Team: A Practical Guide 1090 1105 Anton Ovrutsky

Getting into the Blue Team: A Practical Guide

Intro Are you a person who is new to the Information Security industry and want to get deeper into the defensive side of our wonderfully broad and complex industry? Have you read a few "getting into InfoSec" guides but been looking for something more practical, specific, and applicable to your interests in blue team aspects…

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Hunting in the Sysmon Call Trace 1090 817 Anton Ovrutsky

Hunting in the Sysmon Call Trace

Intro The Sysmon ProcessAccess event has been used in threat hunting and detection efforts in order to alert on techniques such as process injection and credential access. According to the Sysinternals website, the Sysmon ProcessAccess event reports when a process opens another process, an operation that’s often followed by information queries or reading and writing…

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Web Application Testing The Lares Way 2048 1404 Mark Arnold

Web Application Testing The Lares Way

Web Application Security Testing the Lares Way The following blog post summarizes some of the key points from the first extracted session of the inaugural Lares Customer Summit that took place on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2020. We hope you enjoy the excerpted highlights of Zach Grace and Rick Tortorella session on web application security testing…

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How to Scope Your Next (or First) Pentest 2048 1365 Mark Arnold

How to Scope Your Next (or First) Pentest

How to Scope Your Next (or First) Pentest The following blog post summarizes some of the key points from the first extracted session of the inaugural Lares Customer Summit that took place on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2020. We hope you enjoy the excerpted highlights from Tim McGuffin’s (Director of Adversarial Engineering) session on helping clients…

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