Security teams are busy fixing CVEs, SQLi, and other critical vulnerabilities. However, exposing .git can potentially leak credentials, source code and other sensitive information. In this blog, we will uncover the dangers of hidden exposed .git, and how to identify and mitigate the relevant risk. Introduction In the realm of software development, Git stands as… Read More »How Do Attackers Utilize .git For Fun And Profit?
In the ever-changing realm of cybersecurity, it’s the small details that often matter the most. The robots.txt file, while seemingly insignificant, is a crucial component that can fortify a website’s security. We will explore robots.txt in-depth, delving into its functions, and uncovering its role in Cyber Security. Robots.txt: A Closer Look Robots.txt, short for “Robots… Read More »Uncovering The Robots.txt Role In Cybersecurity
What is Red teaming? Red teaming is a valuable technique that can help you to identify and mitigating security vulnerabilities in your organization’s attack surface by simulating real-world attacks. Organizations use hundreds of tools to conduct traditional or manual red teaming activities in different combinations. Here are top 25 most common tools used by Red… Read More »Top 25 Tools For Red Teaming
No matter how much you plan, your adversaries have their own idea of an offense that you may not have considered when building your security defense. Most prominent sources suggest that the average number of security tools used by an organization ranges from 50 to 100 +. Even then, how confident are they about their… Read More »Is Continuous Automated Red Teaming Right For Your Organization?
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