Discover the power of PowerShell for automating and orchestrating security tasks. Learn how it compares to Python and why hands-on experience is essential. Delve into coding best practices for security automation and effective incident response. Explore the pros and cons of different coding environments, such as PowerShell ISE and Visual Studio Code. Plus, uncover strategies for streamlining IT processes and mastering essential techniques that boost productivity in cybersecurity.

Discover the sinister side of PowerShell as cyber adversaries exploit its capabilities for malicious attacks. The discussion reveals how attackers use PowerShell for everything from reconnaissance to bypassing security measures. Techniques like fileless malware and SQL server exploitation are analyzed, showcasing the tool's dual-edged nature. The speakers emphasize the importance of monitoring PowerShell to defend against these evolving threats while highlighting its indispensable role in both offensive and defensive cybersecurity.

Explore the critical nuances of scoping offensive security engagements, defining objectives and boundaries for effective penetration testing. Discover the evolving metrics that influence costs and timelines, as well as the challenges posed by cloud security. Learn about the complexities of scoping across various environments, including post-pandemic considerations. Delve into internal testing and the importance of alignment with client expectations, showcasing the collaborative dynamics of red and blue teams for enhanced security.

The discussion kicks off with the flaws in traditional username and password systems, advocating for stronger, adaptive security measures. They highlight the critical role of strong passwords and even suggest the use of password managers. The talk then delves into multi-factor authentication (MFA), addressing risks due to poor configurations. The shift towards passwordless solutions, like magic links, is explored along with the challenges of user adoption. They finally touch on the complexities of ensuring robust security through conditional access and the future potential of Privileged Identity Management.

In this episode Spencer, Darrius and Tyler get together for a round-table discussion on sharpening your sword as a pentester. They discuss what they do to keep improving, upping their skill and honing their craft. Spoiler, it's not just the technical aspects of pentesting that are important to work on.Blog: https://offsec.blog/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@cyberthreatpovTwitter: https://twitter.com/cyberthreatpovWork with Us: https://securit360.com

Dive into the intriguing world of Active Directory security risks from a hacker's perspective. The discussion covers various attack techniques and essential tools. Listeners learn about the vulnerabilities tied to legacy protocols and the urgency of disabling them. Key strategies for managing Kerberos vulnerabilities and local admin rights are explored, along with the importance of continuous security reviews. Practical tools like Script Century and Pincastle are introduced to enhance security measures.

Tyler and Brad delve into the most frequent vulnerabilities found during external penetration tests. They unpack user enumeration issues on law firm websites and the risks of exposing personal information. The conversation shifts to cross-site scripting vulnerabilities, stressing the dangers of outdated web libraries. They also analyze security flaws in WordPress and the critical need for patch management. Finally, they highlight how implementing DMARC records can significantly bolster email security against attacks and domain misuse.

In this episode, Darrius and Brad talk about the need for coding skills in the offensive security world. There's some fun with regard to which languages are important too. Check it out!Blog: https://offsec.blog/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@cyberthreatpovTwitter: https://twitter.com/cyberthreatpovWork with Us: https://securit360.com

In this episode John Hammond joins us on the show! We talk about John's background and how he got interested in computers, how he approaches learning a new topic, if you have to create content to grow your career and so much more. There's a whole lot of fun and smiles and joy in this episode, check it out!Blog: https://offsec.blog/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@cyberthreatpovTwitter: https://twitter.com/cyberthreatpovWork with Us: https://securit360.com

Tyler Roberts, a cybersecurity expert, dives into the world of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and its dual nature. He highlights the risks of oversharing personal data online, as seemingly harmless posts can be exploited by attackers. The discussion uncovers vulnerabilities in law firm websites and the dangers posed by social engineering. Roberts also emphasizes the importance of securing sensitive data and mitigating risks through effective online monitoring, showcasing how even default web configurations can lead to security breaches.