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NodeZero is the first autonomous penetration testing platform to offer both internal and external pentesting in one self-service platform.

The Horizon3.ai Attack Team released their VMware Authentication Vulnerability (CVE-2022-22972) Technical Deep Dive.

XorDdos Is continuing to hunt servers with weak passwords. According to a recent post from Microsoft, there’s been a 254% increase in activity from XorDdos – an eight-year-old network of infected Linux machines used for DDoS attacks.

Horizon3.ai news, including an award nomination, plus cybersecurity updates for education and M&A.

The Log4Shell RCE vulnerability in Apache Log4j, CVE-2021-44228, dates to 2013 when Log4j 2.0-beta9 was released. An analysis of our pentesting data using NodeZero identified and provided proof of exploit for over 105 unique instances of the CVE within our customers’ environments.

It took just two days for a pair of researchers from Horizon3.ai to discover exploits for the new F5 BIG-IP vulnerability, and have called for devices to be immediately updated to protect against bad actors.

It’s World Password Day, but it’s never a bad time to think about credential security and usage. Credentialed attacks are the most popular means of entry into any digital infrastructure, and remain the easiest method of reconnaissance and privilege escalation for bad actors. With some of the most sophisticated open-source attack tools to date, it’s…

Learn how NodeZero empowers customers to run continuous penetration tests to find vulnerabilities from an attacker’s perspective, to verify fixes after remediation, and hold the EDR and the rest of the security stack accountable for delivering on their capabilities as designed.

Which is more valuable to you; the ability to identify a problem, or the ability to solve the problem? There is a plethora of vulnerability scanning tools that do a decent job identifying vulnerabilities. Unfortunately, those tools rarely discern the possible from the exploitable.

Are your credential policies implemented right? Are your enterprise accounts configured correctly? How do you know? Most phishing, ransomware, and credential attacks start by gaining access to a host and compromising a domain user (Credential Attacks – Horizon3.ai). With a credential in hand, an attacker can persist and pervade, appearing like a legitimate user and…