24 May 2023
wpscan is a free tool for scanning WordPress; let’s face it, there are many vulnerabilities in WordPress! This segment will walk you through installing, configuring, and using wpscan. You can find the technical segment write-up here. Summary Learn how to use WPScan to scan WordPress sites stealthily for vulnerabilities and […]
24 May 2023
Summary This episode covers the Log4J exploit step-by-step, with a warning to only use the information responsibly. You can download the document referenced in this technical segment here. Highlights
24 May 2023
You can find the code referenced here: https://github.com/SecurityWeekly/vulhub-lab. You can access the slides for this segment here: Building Vulnerable Docker Containers (slides).
24 May 2023
Summary This segment discusses Part 2 of the network scanning slackbot, which uses the Python Nmap library to scan a specified network and match manufacturer names, default usernames and passwords, and SSH and HTTP credentials. Highlights
24 May 2023
Summary This technical segment discusses creating a Python script to scan a network for default credentials and send notifications through a Slack bot. The initial release is here: https://github.com/SecurityWeekly/netslackbot Highlights
19 May 2023
I’m certain this has been written about before. I believe it’s worth laying out again. This month I will have covered information security for 17 years. The vulnerability hype cycle has not changed. While I do not have all the answers, I do have confidence in our community that we […]
1 Jun 2023
Paul’s Security News – June 1, 2023
Larry and I were supplied with a handle of Dewars Scotch this week (yea, things go downhill when I am not in the studio all the time). Rather than complain about it (er, okay, we complained about it anyway), we’d make Old Fashioneds. They were pretty good, but not as […]
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