In diary entry "Example of Cleartext Cobalt Strike Traffic (Thanks Brad)" I share a capture file I found with unencrypted Cobalt Strike traffic. The traffic is unencrypted since the malicious actors used a trial version of Cobalt Strike.
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Way back in 2018 I posted a diary describing how I have been using the Neutrino API to do IP reputation checks. In the subsequent 2+ years that python script has evolved some which hopefully I can go over at some point in the future, but for now I would like to show you the most recent capability I added into that script.
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SSL/TLS has been on stage for a while with deprecated protocols[1], free certificates for everybody[2]. The landscape is changing to force more and more people to switch to encrypted communications and this is good! Like Johannes explained yesterday[3], Chrome 90 will now append "https://" by default in the navigation bar. Yesterday diary covered the...
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Yesterday, Google released Chrome 90, and with that "HTTPS" is becoming the default protocol if you enter just a hostname into the URL bar without specifying the protocol [1]. This is the latest indication that the EFF's "HTTPS Everywhere" initiative is succeeding [2][3]. Browsers are more and more likely to push users to encrypted content. While I...
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Introduction
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This month's score includes 114 Vulnerabilities. There are 19 Criticals this month with 4 previously disclosed and 1 being exploited.
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