Fog Security has released YES3 Scanner, an open-source tool designed to address critical Amazon S3 security misconfigurations and enhance ransomware prevention. This tool emerges amidst a heightened focus on supply-chain attacks, cloud ransomware, and cryptocurrency attacks exploiting compromised S3 static website hosting, aiming to overcome limitations found in existing security solutions. YES3 Scanner meticulously evaluates Read More …
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Tools – BlackCat: Azure Security Validation
For those stepping into the dynamic field of information security, staying abreast of new tools and methodologies is crucial. One such tool gaining traction, particularly for professionals working within Microsoft Azure environments, is “BlackCat.” Developed by ‘azurekid,’ BlackCat is a PowerShell module designed to help validate and enhance the security posture of Azure deployments. What Read More …
Tools – BEAR: Simulating Advanced Persistent Threats for Cybersecurity Education
For aspiring and new information security professionals, gaining practical insight into real-world attack methodologies is paramount. One tool that offers a unique perspective into advanced threat simulation is “BEAR,” a project found on GitHub. Unlike typical vulnerability scanners or compliance tools, BEAR is a compilation of Command and Control (C2) scripts, payloads, and stagers explicitly Read More …
LazyOwn: CRIMEN
For offensive security experts, LazyOwn: CRIMEN is an advanced, Python-based framework meticulously designed to streamline and automate complex penetration testing and vulnerability analysis tasks, particularly for red team operations. Far more than a simple collection of scripts, LazyOwn aims to be a comprehensive toolkit, integrating a vast array of functionalities to mimic sophisticated cyber adversaries. Read More …
Decoupling CI/CD from deployment
Decoupling CI/CD from deployment allows teams to build, test, and deploy code changes independently, offering more flexibility and control over releases, enabling faster feedback loops and risk reduction. Why Decouple? Improved Control and Stability: By separating deployment (moving the code to production) from release (making the code available to users), teams can deploy new versions of Read More …