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It’s Wednesday, and Security Consultant Jason Downey’s Wednesday Offensive September takeover officially starts TODAY.
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In this Red Siege Knowledge Brief, CEO @TimMedin sits down with Principal Security Consultant Mike Saunders to explore a clever red team technique: concealing shellcode within image files to enable stealthy payload delivery.
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Watching Third Eye Blind halftime show. After 30 years it’s good to know they haven’t changed and are as off key as when I saw them open for U2 in the 90s.
Microsoft created Get-KerbEncryptionUsage.ps1 to query the event log to see which encryption types Kerberos used within your environment.
Run this, find the ones that MUST use RC4, and burn the rest. Then figure out how to upgrade the others from RC4 or pick a great password.
"By mid-2026, ... Windows Server 2008 and later to only allow AES-SHA1 encryption. RC4 will be disabled by default and only used if a domain administrator explicitly configures an account or the KDC to use it."
microsoft.com/en-us/windows-…
"By mid-2026, ... Windows Server 2008 and later to only allow AES-SHA1 encryption. RC4 will be disabled by default and only used if a domain administrator explicitly configures an account or the KDC to use it."
microsoft.com/en-us/windows-…
Is there a modern equivalent of Highlighter (originally from Mandiant) that allows you to quickly rip through large text and log files? Ideally something that works on Mac or Linux.
Original: fireeye.market/apps/211376