The cyber crims are working through the holidays, and so are we. Here's Monday's newsletter on all the developments in infosec, just for you:
https://opalsec.substack.com/p/soc-goulash-weekend-wrap-up-744?sd=pf
International law enforcement agencies notched up another win last week, having successfully taken down the notorious Initial Access Broker Genesis Marketplace last week - or did they? The site remains active and the admins appear to have gotten away unscathed, so what victory was there to be had?
#Microsoft, in collaboration with #Fortra and the Health ISAC, are commencing work to dismantle infrastructure used by actors abusing cracked versions of the offensive Cobalt Strike framework. It'll be an uphill battle, and it remains to be seen if they can make a dent in the sprawling global footprint achieved by the cyber crim's implant of choice.
Be warned - a PoC exploit has been released for a CVSS 10.0 Sandbox Escape vulnerability impacting the VM2 JavaScript Sandbox, which itself has >16 million monthly downloads on #npm. Researchers have also uncovered a vulnerability in #WiFi APs that could allow hijacking and snooping of client traffic; #Apple patches two actively exploited 0-days in #iOS, #iPadOS and #macOS, and #CISA urges patching of #Zimbra bugs exploited by Russian APTs.
The #redteam have some great tooling and tradecraft to help with Microsoft #MFA enumeration and performing port forwarding on compromised #Cisco gear, while the #blueteam are again spoiled for choice - a new database of exploited drivers, research on abuse of SFX archives for persistence, and threat models for #AWS KMS and CI/CD pipelines - take your pick!
Check out the newsletter and catch all this and much more excellent threat and tradecraft research, to help you gear up for the week ahead:
https://opalsec.substack.com/p/soc-goulash-weekend-wrap-up-744?sd=pf
Happy Easter Monday to everyone lucky enough to be enjoying the holiday, I hope you're all having a great break wherever you are, and a reminder that if you're travelling on the roads, to please drive safe!
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