This key piece of network infrastructure is an obvious point of attack, and a known target for exploitation and implantation by APT such as the Equation Group. Jake Baines, Lead Security Researcher, Rapid7Ĭisco ASA and ASA-X are widely deployed firewalls that are relied upon to protect internal networks from the dangers of the outside world. Tracks: Exploitation and Ethical Hacking, Network Attacks Users will also learn about some of the latest improvements related to pivoting in Metasploit, which allow capturing services to be started on compromised hosts when combined. The latest features streamline configuring all the services Metasploit has capture modules for and managing them as a single unit. Capturing credentials is an integral part of many penetration testing methodologies and, when combined with the Metasploit database, can be a powerful technique for users engaged in breaching simulations. Viewers will see the latest workflows for capturing credentials, UI optimizations for running modules, and demonstrations of Metasploit's new payload-less session types. This Arsenal demonstration will cover some of the latest improvements to the Metasploit Framework and showcase how these improvements maximize effectiveness while performing common tasks. One primary advantage of the Metasploit Framework is a unified approach to solving this problem. Modern attack emulation is a multi-step process involving different tools and techniques as testers execute custom workflows to achieve their objectives. Spencer McIntyre, Lead Security Researcher, Rapid7 Tracks: OSINT - Open Source Intelligence, Vulnerability Assessment In this talk, I'll cover how default passwords contribute to the spread of malware, how common it is to see them used in brute force attacks 'in the wild', and how a tool like Defaultinator can help you identify them and remove them from your own environment. Or maybe you are on a Red Team engagement and want to audit for CWE-798 (Use of Hard-coded Credentials). It's hard to know if you have default passwords in your environment, but this tool is here to help you find them. Yet legacy or poorly secured IoT devices still often contain default or hardcoded passwords. Static device passwords are not only Really Bad, they are sometimes illegal. Why would someone make such a tool? Why, I'm so glad you asked! This newly released tool is a repository for default credentials made searchable via API or the intuitive web interface. Have you ever had to Google around trying to find a default password for a router? Are you sick of combing through user manuals just to find admin:admin buried on page 37. Defaultinator: An Open Source Search Tool for Default CredentialsĬurt Barnard, Principal Security Researcher, Rapid7
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