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Testing for QakBot’s most recent techniques
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/yu5mmh/testing_for_qakbots_most_recent_techniques/

Recovering purple teamer here, now leading CTI at Tidal Cyber. My role involves building freely available resources relevant for red, blue, & purple teamers. Last week I pushed a bunch of new threat maps to our community edition (no login required) - the goal is you can easily pivot or overlay offensive and/or defensive capabilities on top of these maps to see a) what you could readily test or b) where gaps exist that could be filled with custom tests/detections. This map shows the most recent techniques associated with QakBot, which I built based on a bunch of recent public CTI reports (sourcing throughout, and you can pivot to my notes with procedural details). I already overlaid Atomic Red Team's testing coverage on top, but you can modify this or add other testing capabilities like Scythe or AttackIQ: https://app.tidalcyber.com/share/47cf91c6-2afd-4027-9a00-cda5058cd41a A new US HHS report (https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/venus-ransomware-analyst-note.pdf) out Thursday detailed a bunch of techniques associated with Venus ransomware. I made another custom map around those, and a few more for other ransomware threatening US healthcare orgs this year, none of which are yet defined in ATT&CK. The combined view for those 5 ransomware (60 techniques total) looks like this: https://app.tidalcyber.com/share/09809998-6c73-4208-a507-8c1ca1b311e9 The Community Spotlight (https://app.tidalcyber.com/community-spotlight) has all of the sub-components of those combined maps you can look at individually, and plenty of others. Let me know if I can look at making any others based on recent threats you'd like to see (or give it a go yourself and we can highlight your work in the spotlight). submitted by /u/Trop_Chaud (https://www.reddit.com/user/Trop_Chaud)
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How powerful is the skill of knowing how to search for stuff?

I know and heard of a lot of pentesters who search for a ton of stuff most of the time and have a pretty low skill in hacking.
Of course, you need some basic skills, the classic linux, networking, active directory, some coding etc and you will learn how things work as you gain experience.

But a lot of hackers simply learn some basic skills and then google for exploits, vulns, tools, and other stuff that others made.
To be honest it is pretty simple to hack stuff when you have so much information available.
Of course, I don't want to be a simple script kiddie, but as a beginner myself I was wondering if I should focus my efforts on searching for stuff with google dorks and other osint stuff like that at this level.

I am going to be a web app pentester in a few months and this is my first real-life experience with hacking and my superior colleagues who both have OSCP said that they mostly google stuff.

What do you think ?

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Bypassing root certificates? (iOS)

Greetings,

I was wondering whether there was a way to bypass a root certificate installed on an iOS device. 3rd party apps/the app store was blocked from our devices and some co workers would be interested in installing "new" apps. Could anyone point me to any resources?

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