Last week the Director of National Intelligence released a Worldwide Threat Assessment. It’s fairly short and to the point (only 42 pages), but I wanted to summarize for those who don’t have time to read it and help apply it to enterprise defense. The main two things to take away from this report are: Threats: […]
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The SCYTHE team has been hard at work on our new release and we are proud to present the next major evolution of the SCYTHE Continuous Red Team Automation platform. What’s New More auto-generated implants Linux support One-Click MITRE ATT&CK Report New Threats in the Threat Catalog New Logging Output Option Linux Implant Builder The campaign creation
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Many of the conveniences brought via modern tools, operating systems, and applications also bring means for an adversary to execute actions while under the guise of a valid service. This is seen distinctly in the increased use of Fileless Malware. Fileless Malware can be broadly defined as execution of malicious instructions in memory with no
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Paintball with a purpose. That was the theme for the 6th Annual Purple Event, hosted by the West Michigan Cyber Security Consortium (WMCSC) on October 10th at the West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology (WMCAT) facility. A purple-team cyber competition is unique in that it consists of teams made up of five offensive (red) and five
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With the news that ransomware attacks are on the decline, in favor of crypto-mining (aka “crypto-jacking”), it is tempting to now reshuffle your enterprise’s defensive priorities based on the adversary trends. But before you retask your Blue Team to focus on researching cryptocurrency miners, let’s take a moment and remember a few key fundamental facts about ransomware,
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When I started GRIMM, I had a vision to tackle the greatest cybersecurity challenges that face our clients, industry and the greater business and government communities. Two and a half years ago, one of those challenges was brought to the company because of our reputation. A Fortune 50 company had been breached and suffered significant damages.
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Earlier today we announced that we raised $3 million in an initial funding round led by the co-founder of Tenable, Ron Gula of Gula Tech Adventures. This investment will help accelerate our ability to deliver our attack simulation platform and drive new product development. We’ve planned a roadmap of new features and innovations that will disrupt the
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Note: This was a parallel discovery where we found the bug and later found out it already had a CVE from Tenable. See timeline for details. I was playing around with USB stick names when I saw something odd happen. I had named a drive `ID` by accident, and when I went to umount the drive
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On Monday (August 27, 2018) a Local Privilege Escalation (LPE) 0-day was released which reportedly affects Windows 10 and Server 2016, at a minimum. We investigated this to understand the vulnerability, the current Proof of Concept (PoC) exploit, and wanted to write it up in terms which explain the actual risk to organizations. The main
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Today, SCYTHE unveiled unique enhancements to the SCYTHE attack simulation platform. This release allows measuring effectiveness of an enterprise’s security controls with granularity and prioritizing areas for real action across the entire enterprise against your people, technology or processes easier than ever before. Highlights: Campaign Automation Be creative and make your job easier than ever!
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