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Hackers See Opportunity Where You See Only a ButtonIn this post, Raxis VP Brad Herring explains how web proxy tools can turn even simple buttons and check-boxes into avenues for an attack. -
How to Hire a Penetration Testing Firm – Part 2Raxis’ COO Bonnie Smyre continues her two-part series on how to hire a penetration testing firm. -
How to Hire a Penetration Testing Firm – Part 1Raxis’ COO Bonnie Smyre offers some helpful hints about how to start the process of hiring a penetration testing company. -
Reporting Tools for Large Penetration TestsRaxis lead penetration tester Matt Dunn has developed three new tools to make it easier to compile and present findings from large penetration tests. -
So, You Want to Earn Your OSCP?What’s it like to earn your OSCP? Raxis senior penetration tester Andrew Trexler talks about his experience preparing for and taking the exam. -
New Metasploit Module for Penetration Testing: Azure AD Login ScannerRaxis’ Matt Dunn has published another Metasploit module, this one describing a vulnerability in Azure’s Active Directory Seamless Single Sign-on. Learn more here. -
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Filter Evasion and SideloadingIn this second in a series, learn how to perform Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks such as filter evasion and sideloading content. -
Introduction to Cross-Site ScriptingThis video covers the basics of cross-site scripting, including reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS as well as remediation to protect against these attacks. -
Realistically Assessing the Threat of Clickjacking Today: A Penetration Tester PerspectiveRaxis’ Lead Developer Adam Fernandez discusses clickjacking, explaining what it is and why it represents less of a threat now than it once did. Adam also talks about how clickjacking differs from similar attacks. -
Phish Like the ProsPhish attacks are a significant threat to all organizations. In this video Raxis’ Scottie Cole shares tips and tricks for phishing assessments. -
LDAP Passback and Why We Harp on PasswordsLDAP passback exploits are easy when companies fail to change default passwords on network devices or fail to assign a password at all. If you connect it, you must protect it. -
Remediating Account Enumeration Vulnerabilities From Your Penetration TestAccount enumeration reveals whether usernames are valid for use in other attacks. Lead Penetration Tester Matt Dunn explains how it works and how to prevent it.
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