Oct 22, 2015
WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) has been a part of the Windows Operating system since Windows 95. With it, you can make queries about information on hosts, locally and even remotely.
Why are we talking about it? It's use in the enterprise and by admins is rarely used, but it's use in moving laterally by...
Oct 14, 2015
Just before #Derbycon, we invited Michael Gough (@hackerhurricane) to join us on the #podcast.
For the last 3-4 months, my co-host Brian and he were engaged in the creation of a software tool that would make #log #analysis of #windows systems quicker, and together they have achieved that with "Log-MD", short for Log...
Oct 10, 2015
In our last bit of Derbycon audio, I discussed DerbyCon experiences with Mr. Boettcher, Magen Wu (@tottenkoph), Haydn Johnson (@haydnjohnson), and Ganesh Ramakrishnan (@hyperrphysics). We find out what they liked, what they didn't like, and you get a lot of great information about packing for a con, things you can do...
Sep 30, 2015
Mr. Boettcher and I attended Derbycon, and while he was out attending talks, I got invited to do a podcast with some of the other podcasts who were there. Special thanks to Edgar Rojas, Amanda Berlin, Jerry Bell, Andrew Kalat, Paul Coggin, Tim DeBlock, and everyone else at our recording. We have a bit more audio that...
Sep 21, 2015
Last week, we discussed with Shreeraj Shah about HTML5, how it came into being and the fact that instead of solving OWASP issues, it introduces new and wonderful vulnerabilities, like exploiting locally stored web site info using XSS techniques, and doing SQLI on the new browser WebSQL.
So this week, it's all about...