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enOcean Security

In this post, we are going to take a closer look at the enOcean technology, how security is implemented, and if the security measures and options available are sufficient.

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Privilege escalation in Windows Domains (3/3)

In this last article about privilege escalation in Windows domains, we demonstrate how to extract credentials from running systems to compromise high-privileged accounts.

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Privilege escalation in Windows Domains (2/3)

This second article about privilege escalation in Windows domains describes how to propagate by aiming for passwords that are lying around.

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Privilege escalation in Windows Domains (1/3)

This first article of our series about privilege escalation in Windows domains demonstrates how to get a foothold by relaying credentials from users.

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From Open Wi-Fi to WPA3

Security in Wi-Fi networks has been, at some point non-existent, then questioned, improved and questioned again over the last two decades. This post provides an overview over the latest developments in Wi-Fi and outlines attacks and defenses.

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Practical OpenID Connect Pentesting

This post is intended to explain what you typically want to check for during an OpenID Connect assessment and also provide you with a guide to setup your own OpenID Connect test environment.

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Reversing obfuscated passwords

During internal penetration tests or Windows client hardening engagements, we often find configuration files with obfuscated passwords. The post demonstrates a general approach and required tools to effectively make use of such credentials.

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Swiss QR Code Invoices for Phun and Profit

Modern problems require modern solutions, this applies to the finance sector as well. So what problems am I talking about? Digital Invoices in a Mixed Payment Slip Landscape In Switzerland we are currently using multiple different variations of payment slips for invoices. There are four different types. Two of them are orange and the other […]

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On Raising Awareness to Social Engineering Attack

When attackers try to access confidential data, to steal money or simply to disrupt a business, they will often look for the weakest link to get inside a target network. In some case, this might be an outdated system exposed to the internet or an easy physical access to the network but quite often, the […]

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Investigating Data Leakage via External Storage Devices

Contents Introduction Background Story External Device Access Auditing with Windows Security Event Logs Audit Plug and Play Activity Audit Removable Storage Activity External Device Access Auditing with Default Windows Artifacts Other Ways to Monitor External Device Usage Conclusion References Introduction Have you ever investigated a data leakage case involving a suspect potentially leaking data to […]

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