Cool Tools Series: Host Discovery in Penetration Testing
Raxis’ pentester, Scottie Cole, leads off our new Cool Tools Series with tips on tools for host discovery and vulnerability discovery for penetration tests.
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How Much Should You Pay for a Penetration Test?
How much do penetration tests cost? Raxis CEO Mark Puckett explains how to make sure you get what you pay for — and what you need.
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What You Need to Know (But Were Afraid to Ask) about Raxis Web App Testing
When testing web apps, the diverse skills Raxis brings to the table ensure that you get meaningful, actionable findings that will make your app more secure.
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Helping Nonprofits and Other Growing Businesses Understand Security Risks
Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre was honored to be invited to write a guest blog post for NTEN, the Nonprofit Technology Network, about understanding security risks.
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Top Five Actions NOT to Take When Your Pentest Results are High Risk
Raxis’ Brian Tant explains the worst thing to do with negative pentest results is to ignore them & why taking action thwarts hackers & increases your security.
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Goodies for Hoodies: TCP Timestamps
Does your penetration test always return a low-risk finding about TCP Timestamps? Why worry about it? Because it gives hackers info to use in other attacks.
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IKE VPNs Supporting Aggressive Mode
In this post we’ll look at why IKE VPNs with Aggressive Mode enabled continue to be a vulnerability, how it can be exploited, and how to mitigate this risk.
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Raxis API Tool
Raxis Lead Developer, Adam Fernandez, has developed a tool to use for testing JSON-based REST APIs, and we’re sharing this tool on GitHub to help API developers test their own code during the SDLC process and to prepare for third-party API penetration tests.
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Web Attacks: Insecure Transmission of Data
Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre discusses the vulnerabilities that arise when web apps transmit data insecurely and what you can do to secure your apps.
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Hopefully You’re Not Next
Raxis CEO Mark Puckett discusses current cybersecurity threats and why it doesn’t pay to be complacent.
