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June 25th, 2020
Bypassing External Mail Forwarding Restrictions with Power Automate
During a recent Office 365 assessment, we ran into an interesting situation where Exchange was configured to disallow any external domain forwarding rules. This configuration is intended to prevent attackers from compromising an account and setting up forwarding for remote mail access and persistence. Part of this assessment was to validate that these configurations were […]
June 18th, 2020
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients: Part 6 – The Memory
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients is a series of blog posts that will outline many of the tools and methodologies used when performing thick client security assessments. In conjunction with these posts, NetSPI has released two vulnerable thick clients: BetaFast, a premier Betamax movie rental service, and Beta Bank, a premier finance application for the […]
June 11th, 2020
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients: Part 5 – The API
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients is a series of blog posts that will outline many of the tools and methodologies used when performing thick client security assessments. In conjunction with these posts, NetSPI has released two vulnerable thick clients: BetaFast, a premier Betamax movie rental service, and Beta Bank, a premier finance application for the […]
May 28th, 2020
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients: Part 4 – The Assemblies
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients is a series of blog posts that will outline many of the tools and methodologies used when performing thick client security assessments. In conjunction with these posts, NetSPI has released two vulnerable thick clients: BetaFast, a premier Betamax movie rental service, and Beta Bank, a premier finance application for the […]
May 21st, 2020
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients: Part 3 – The File System and Registry
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients is a series of blog posts that will outline many of the tools and methodologies used when performing thick client security assessments. In conjunction with these posts, NetSPI has released two vulnerable thick clients: BetaFast, a premier Betamax movie rental service, and Beta Bank, a premier finance application for the […]
May 14th, 2020
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients: Part 2 – The Network
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients is a series of blog posts that will outline many of the tools and methodologies used when performing thick client security assessments. In conjunction with these posts, NetSPI has released two vulnerable thick clients: BetaFast, a premier Betamax movie rental service, and Beta Bank, a premier finance application for the […]
May 12th, 2020
Attacking Azure Container Registries with Compromised Credentials
Azure Container Registries are Microsoft’s solution for managing Docker images in the cloud. The service allows for authentication with AzureAD credentials, or an “Admin user” that shares its name with the registry. For the purposes of this blog, let’s assume that you’ve compromised some Admin user credentials for an Azure Container Registry (ACR). These credentials […]
May 4th, 2020
Evil SQL Client Console: Msbuild All the Things
Evil SQL Client (ESC) is an interactive .net SQL console client that supports enhanced SQL Server discovery, access, and data exfiltration capabilities.
April 30th, 2020
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients: Part 1 – the GUI
Introduction to Hacking Thick Clients is a series of blog posts that will outline many of the tools and methodologies used when performing thick client security assessments. In conjunction with these posts, NetSPI has released two vulnerable thick clients: BetaFast, a premier Betamax movie rental service, and Beta Bank, a premier finance application for the […]
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PTaaS is NetSPI’s delivery model for penetration testing. It enables customers to simplify the scoping of new engagements, view their testing results in real time, orchestrate faster remediation, perform always-on continuous testing, and more - all through the Resolve™ vulnerability management and orchestration platform.
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Why should I use NetSPI?
Your attack surface is constantly evolving. We help organizations defend against real-world attacks by being the best at simulating real-world, sophisticated adversaries with the products, services, and training we provide. Our historical testing data shows that there is simply no replacement for human-led manual deep dive testing. This level of testing finds the most severe vulnerabilities that tools will never uncover. Our proven methodology ensures that the client experience and our findings aren’t only as good as the latest tester assigned to your project. That consistency gives our customers assurance that if vulnerabilities exist, we will find them. In addition, our Resolve platform delivers automation to ensure our people spend time looking for the vulnerabilities that tools miss. We provide automated and manual testing of all aspects of an organization’s entire attack surface, including external and internal network, application, cloud, and physical security. We know how attackers think and operate, allowing us to help our customers better defend against the threats they face daily.