of an AWS service. PowerShell is a Windows management tool that can run commands; the team found that the module would accept PowerShell scripts from users who shouldn't have been able to make such inputs. The vulnerability would have been difficult to exploit, because an unauthorized script would only actually run after the system rebooted—something users likely wouldn't have the power to trigger.
Ionescu describes the device as a “fancy Internet of Things power strip,” and while it's not actually connected to the internet, it still communicates through an organization's internal network and can be reached through a browser while on an organization's intranet.
The emergence of Red Team X seems especially well-timed given revelations in December that suspected Russian state-backed actors penetrated the IT management company SolarWinds. They used that position to attack hundreds of other targets in the United States and abroad through tainted updates to the company's Orion network monitoring tool.
Red Team X stands out not only for the breadth of potential vulnerability it investigates, but its very existence in the first place. Cedric Owens, a longtime corporate red team leader who gave a talk on Wednesday at the security conference GrimmCon about the basics of establishing a corporate red team, emphasizes that it can be difficult for security teams to get the headcount they need.
Igual yo robé 2500 documentos de un grupo de facebook, antes de que facebook se diera cuenta de que debía randomizar las url de los documentos 🤪
That just makes them hackers...
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