Stay Afloat
Stay Afloat: A tale of how two guys trusted two professional hackers and social engineers and experienced the joy of flight followed by the agony of landing.
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Why We Always Harp on Healthcare
Healthcare security may start with HIPAA regulations, but, in the end, it all comes down to protecting patients and the healthcare workers.
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AD Series: How to Perform Broadcast Attacks Using NTLMRelayx, MiTM6 and Responder for Penetration Tests
Andrew Trexler continues his AD Series with an in-depth tutorial on broadcast Attacks using NTLMRelayx, MiTM6 and Responder for penetration tests.
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We made a few changes
We’re excited to announce that we’ve launched our new penetration testing services website! We made many improvements to make it easier to interact with Raxis.
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How to Create an AD Test Environment to Use for Penetration Testing
Andrew Trexler walks us through creating a simple AD test environment to test new hacks before trying them on a penetration test.
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Raxis in the Classroom: Giving Back by Looking Forward
Raxis in the Classroom: Ed Ozols, a cybersecurity teacher at Putnam County High School invited Raxis’ Brice Jager to speak to his students about pentesting.
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Exploiting GraphQL for Penetration Testing
Exploiting GraphQL, a query language inspired by the structure & functionality of online data storage & collaboration platforms Meta, Instagram & Google Sheets.
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Brice Jager, Lead Penetration Tester
Brice Jager, a lead penetration tester at Raxis whose career ranges from health care, to health care technology, and now to penetration testing.
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Log4j: How to Exploit and Test this Critical Vulnerability on Penetration Tests
Raxis demonstrates how to obtain a remote shell on a target system during penetration tests using a Log4j open-source exploit available to all. (CVE-2021-44228)
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RAXIS THREAT ALERT: VULNERABILITY IN OPENSSL v3.0.x
In the cyberworld, news of a critical vulnerability affecting OpenSSL versions 3.0 – 3.0.6 will likely be the scariest part of Halloween ’22.
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CVE-2022-35739: PRTG Network Monitor Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Injection
This CSS vulnerability, discovered by Raxis’ Matt Mathur, lies in a device’s properties and how they are verified and displayed within PRTG Network Monitor.
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What to Expect with a Raxis Wireless Penetration Test
Wireless attacks are typically low-risk, high-reward opportunities that don’t often require direct interaction. See more about a wireless penetration test.
