Any system that is used to share files across a network can be incredibly valuable to a penetration tester. From finding usernames and passwords, to identifying configuration files that give insight into device configuration, file sharing protocols are potential...
During a penetration test, it is possible to come across networks that you know exist but just can’t reach directly. When that happens, testers need a way to pivot into these networks and keep the assessment moving. In these situations, it is important to...
When someone types a website address into their browser, they probably don’t think about what happens in the background. But for a pentester, understanding that process is key. DNS (Domain Name System) is what makes the internet usable. Instead of remembering IP...
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Let’s break down what SQL injection is, how attackers use it to access data, and why it’s still a major issue, despite being one of the oldest vulnerabilities around. First things first, what is SQL injection? At its simplest, SQL injection is a way for attackers to...
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