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How Do I Report My Security Program's ROI?

If security leaders focus on visibility and metrics, they can demonstrate their program's value to company leadership and boards.

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Log4j Attack Surface Remains Massive

Four months after the Log4Shell vulnerability was disclosed, most affected open source components remain unpatched, and companies continue to use vulnerable versions of the logging tool.

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https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/fuOH7HtzwQBzFExnKVWvDyI6_YA3ehzkn8pe-wvaWMw.jpg Hey folks. Quick question, sorry if this is the wrong space. I'm building a small CTF challenge based on a domain controller Windows box (Server 2022). The challengers will need to make use of the enumdomusers remote procedure call to grab a list of valid users and progress further. I'm having trouble configuring the Windows box to accept null sessions. I've seen RPC null sessions so many times from the other side of the CTF, I didn't realise how frustrating it would be to configure it myself.

I've made every conceivable change to the group policy applied to the Windows box to allow anonymous access including the below changes. At the moment I just get "NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE" when attempting a null session.

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Authenticated RPC sessions are working fine, so I'm thinking it's not a firewall/network issue. Any help much appreciated!

As an aside, quite how server owners manage to configure RPC to accept null sessions where it's not default on the OS is beyond me after how long I've spent digging around on this.

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hacking: security in practice
does anyone have CVE-2019-9514 PoC?

i'm trying to test one of my sites for this attack. i cannot seem to find any PoC anywhere but the official report from microsoft says that it does exist and it is accessible. can anyone help me find it?

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does anyone have CVE-2019-9514 PoC?

i'm trying to test one of my sites for this attack. i cannot seem to find any PoC anywhere but the official report from microsoft says that it...

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How do I decrypt saved Chrome passwords?

If I exported the Google Chrome (Version 98) data in AppData/local, how will I go about decrypting the saved passwords? There are a couple of SQLite files containing the URL and the encrypted passwords.

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How do I decrypt saved Chrome passwords?

If I exported the Google Chrome (Version 98) data in AppData/local, how will I go about decrypting the saved passwords? There are a couple of...

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How unsafe is my bank’s ebanking if I can see plaintext credentials in payloads in developer tool?

I myself is not terribly worried because I’m a broke ass. But that shit look unprofessional as hell

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How unsafe is my bank’s ebanking if I can see plaintext...

I myself is not terribly worried because I’m a broke ass. But that shit look unprofessional as hell

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