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Uscrapper: powerful OSINT webscraper for personal data collection

Penetration Testing

It leverages web scraping techniques and regular expressions to extract email addresses, social media... The post Uscrapper: powerful OSINT webscraper for personal data collection appeared first on Penetration Testing.

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Inside TeraLeak: Exploring Thousands of Terabytes of Apple’s Hidden iOS Prototypes

Penetration Testing

Data collected from the servers of Apple TestFlight service between 2012 and 2015 has been leaked online.

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Cloud Atlas seen using a new tool in its attacks

SecureList

All data collected this way is saved in a TMP alternate data stream and forwarded to the C2 server by the VBShower::Backdoor component. The keb.ps1 script belongs to the popular PowerSploit framework for penetration testing and kicks off a Kerberoasting attack.

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Key Cybersecurity Compliance Deadlines You Can't Miss in 2024

SecureWorld News

arrives in phases, with the first set of mandatory requirements around multi-factor authentication, penetration testing, and password security taking effect on March 31st. March 31, 2024: First compliance phase for PCI DSS v4.0 Hold onto your credit cards! The highly-anticipated PCI DSS v4.0

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SW Labs | Review: Bishop Fox CAST

SC Magazine

One issue with traditional penetration tests is that they are point-in-time, typically performed only once or twice a year. Another issue with traditional penetration tests is that they are time-bound. The penetration tester gives it their ‘best effort’ for that given time. CAST addresses both these shortcomings.

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Fixing Data Breaches Part 1: Education

Troy Hunt

The Red Cross Blood Service breach gave us our largest ever incident down here in Australia (and it included data on both my wife and I). CloudPets left their MongoDB exposed which subsequently exposed data collected from connected teddy bears (yes, they're really a thing).

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Meta to Use EU User Data for AI Training, Offers Opt-Out

Penetration Testing

Meta has announced plans to utilize data collected from European Union users to train its artificial intelligence systems, The post Meta to Use EU User Data for AI Training, Offers Opt-Out appeared first on Daily CyberSecurity.