by Steven Amador | Jan 24, 2023 | Penetration Testing
The year 2022 has wrapped up and I find it helpful to share some of the most common findings I have encountered throughout the year. Some of these may not be surprising as they are covered in almost every cybersecurity awareness training course there is. However, it...
by Steven Amador | Nov 14, 2022 | Security
MFA stands for Multi-Factor Authentication. Microsoft helps clarify MFA as an additional step in the authentication process, “You need a second thing – what we call a second “factor” – to prove who you are.” When logging into your...
by Steven Amador | Nov 8, 2022 | Penetration Testing, Security
Our last blog post regarding OSINT and Recon briefly discussed some exciting topics. In this blog post, we will continue with that thread and discuss some tradecrafts used by investigators and Pentesters. Only some investigators and pentesters utilize these exact...
by Steven Amador | Sep 29, 2022 | Penetration Testing, Security
OSINT & Recon OSINT stands for Open-Source Intelligence. It is the action of gathering information that is publicly available and analyzing it for intelligence purposes. First, let’s look at what type of data can be considered Open-Source. Data or...
by Steven Amador | Jun 21, 2022 | Security
Poking around Have you ever been poking around a website, clicking links, or visiting different directories? If you have, you might have come across something interesting or even a webpage that didn’t have a link pointing to it. If you did find sensitive...
