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22. 02. 2025 Simone Ragonesi Automation, DDoS, Offensive Security, Red Team

Building a Distributed DDoS Infrastructure for Red Teaming Campaigns

⚠️ Warning: This article is intended for educational and ethical purposes only ⚠️ Red teamers don’t often engage in DDoS campaigns or stress testing against client systems, mainly for two reasons: However, there are cases where clients explicitly request such activities. When that happens, the red team must be thoroughly prepared; both legally, to clearly…

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10. 01. 2025 Simone Ragonesi AI, Cloud, Offensive Security, Red Team

Stay ahead of Cyber Threats: Redefining Security for a Rapidly Changing Digital World

As the digital arena evolves at lightning speed, so do the tactics of those seeking to breach it. Traditional security measures are no longer enough for today’s increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The perimeter of technological infrastructure is no longer carved in stone – it shifts continuously, reflecting systems that are more distributed and challenging to…

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30. 12. 2024 Beatrice Dall'Omo Red Team, SEC4U

Exploring Authenticated Scans in Greenbone

While traditional vulnerability scanning techniques provide valuable insights from the outside, authenticated scans offer a deeper, more comprehensive understanding of system security by providing more vulnerability details on the scanned system from an internal perspective.  By leveraging valid system credentials, Greenbone’s authenticated scans provide critical insights about system configurations, software versions, and potential internal weaknesses…

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30. 12. 2024 Beatrice Dall'Omo Blue Team, Red Team, SEC4U

Red and Blue Team Cooperation: Attack to Improve

Nowadays attacks evolve over time and threat actors are following different ways to reach the same objectives. This could represent a problem on the defensive side. How can you always be up-to-date and ready to detect, but then when a vulnerability is exploited be able to act in several ways depending on the threat actor?…

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23. 12. 2024 Beatrice Dall'Omo Red Team, SEC4U

Developing Integrations for Greater Efficiency: Jira and Invicti

In today’s digital landscape where cyber threats are constantly evolving, recurring vulnerability scanning is not only a best practice, but a strategic imperative with the aim of minimizing exposure to potential risks. Regular vulnerability scanning helps identify weaknesses in systems, applications and infrastructures, allowing them to be addressed in a timely and strategic way before…

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05. 08. 2024 Simone Ragonesi Artificial Intelligence, Offensive Security, Red Team

Exploiting the Matrix: Offensive Techniques for Attacking AI Models

There’s no way around it: Artificial Intelligence is reshaping our world in profound ways, and it’s here to stay. In recent years we’ve entered a golden age for specialized hardware and algorithms suited to enhance machine learning models. These technologies are now bringing significant advances across various sectors, from finance to healthcare, from e-commerce to…

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16. 07. 2024 Beatrice Dall'Omo Blue Team, Red Team, SEC4U

Automate Business Processes with APIs: python-gvm

Have you already read this blog post Adding soar features to the soc part 1 vulnerability management? If not, you have to! It explains the SOAR features leveraged by the Würth Phoenix SOC and how we implement our Vulnerability Management process.  In this article, I’ll take a step back, focusing on what happens before the…

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16. 11. 2023 Beatrice Dall'Omo Red Team, SEC4U

Don’t Do Without EPSS: Vulnerability Prioritization

During a Vulnerability Remediation process, understanding which vulnerabilities pose a real and significant risk for an organization is not so obvious, and most of the time it involves several different aspects. It takes into consideration several factors related to available resources and time, company assets, severity, compatibility with fix methodologies, and others.  There is no…

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13. 06. 2023 Beatrice Dall'Omo Red Team, SEC4U

What We Know about the MOVEit Transfer 0-day

0-day vulnerabilities are predicted to grow more and more, posing new threats for the cybersecurity. It’s hard to predict them and when their exploit occurs, since developers and vendors are unaware of the flaw until they are actually exploited. Hence, there is no ready patch available for a 0-day vulnerability. MOVEit Transfer 0-day On May…

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