This is the November 2023 Cyber Threat Recap. Every day our Cyber Threat Intelligence team is tracking, researching, and analyzing threats, vulnerabilities, exploits, and […]
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Episode 65: Unsecured Credentials and Where To Find Them
 In this very special Halloween episode, prepared to be scared. Brad and Spencer discuss the common and not so common locations that we find […]
Episode 64: A Day in The Life: Web App Penetration Testing
 In this episode, Spencer and Darrius go “behind the hack” and discuss what life is like behind the keyboard of a web application penetration […]
Episode 63: A Day In The Life: Internal Penetration Testing
 In this episode, Brad and Spencer go “behind the hack” and discuss what life is like behind the keyboard of an internal penetration tester. […]
Episode 62: What Makes a Great Penetration Test Report?
 In this episode, we discuss what makes a great penetration test report. The report is THE crucial deliverable of a penetration test. It’s the […]
Episode 61: How to Mitigate Social Engineering Attacks
 In this episode, we explore the various tactics used by malicious actors to manipulate individuals and organizations, and provide practical tips to safeguard against […]
Episode 60: Cybersecurity Hot Takes
 In this episode, Spencer and Darrius discuss unpopular Cybersecurity opinions, which are referred to as “hot takes.” This discussion was inspired from a tweet […]
Episode 59: Offensive TTPs and Tooling Trends
 In this episode, Darrius and Spencer discuss Offensive Security TTPs and tools that look promising, that we’re excited for, or are trending. Introduction Section […]
Public Wi-Fi: The Double-Edged Sword of Connectivity and Cybersecurity
The appeal of free public Wi-Fi is inescapable in today’s digital world. The ability to connect, work, and socialize from any location – be it […]
Episode 58: How To Identify and Mitigate Insecure Windows Services
 In this episode, we’re talking about How To Identify and Mitigate Insecure Windows Services. This is a very common issue we see on internal […]