Offensive Operations
With the proliferation of multi-factor authentication, penetration testers need to apply existing tooling to manipulate even internal applications. Building attack infrastructure internally during a penetration test is resource exhausting, but modern tools like evilginx can do most of the heavy lifting for us.
With the proliferation of multi-factor authentication, penetration testers need to apply existing tooling to manipulate even internal applications.
Red Teamなどで働く攻撃技術の専門家の方であっても、既知の脆弱性を利用して侵入を行った経験はあるものの、自身で脆弱性の発見に取り組んだことのある方はそれほど多くありません。Jim ShewmakerとStephen Simsはファジングのコンセプトと具体的な手法について解説し、最新のファジング技術のデモを行います。何をファジングするべきか、どのような種類があるのか、どのようにそのバグを悪用するのかなどの質問を1時間のセッションでカバーしていきます。
A lot of offensive security professionals have experience weaponizing simple vulnerabilities, but may not have worked much with bug discovery. Join Jim Shewmaker and Stephen Sims as they talk through fuzzing concepts and methodology, and then jump into a demonstration on setting up a modern fuzzing harness. What should you fuzz for? What types of fuzzing is there? How do you know if a bug is weaponizable? We’ll aim to answer these questions and more in this one hour session.