Preface In a recent turn of events, RedHunt Labs’ Attack Surface Management (ASM) research team uncovered a potentially disastrous data leak incident involving the automotive giant, Mercedes-Benz. This incident not…
Category: Attack Surface Management
Subdomain enumeration holds a critical role in our reconnaissance and Attack Surface Management (ASM) workflows. In this blog, we’ll dive deep into the complexities of subdomain enumeration, exploring the diverse array of tools and techniques available. Furthermore, addressing the challenge of mitigating false negatives, i.e. missing out on subdomains, is paramount for ensuring robust security evaluations.
Hey there, cybersecurity enthusiasts! Ever wondered how to up your game in subdomain enumeration? Well, we’ve got some exciting news. Subfinder, a tool you probably know and love, is now integrated with RedHunt’s Attack Surface Recon API. Yep, you heard that right, your favourite subdomain enumeration tool just got even better with more comprehensive results.
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of potential threats is paramount. As the digital realm expands, so does the attack surface of organizations, presenting a challenge for…
RedHunt Labs introduces BucketLoot – a cutting-edge, automated S3-compatible Cloud Object Storage bucket inspector designed to empower users in securing their data. BucketLoot offers an array of powerful features, allowing users to seamlessly extract valuable assets, detect secret exposures, and search for custom keywords and Regular Expressions within publicly-exposed storage buckets.
With technological advancements come new security risks that threaten the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of sensitive information. In this blog post, we will explore why managing your external attack surface is essential to securing your organization.
By default, every image pushed to the Docker Hub through your free account appears in the public registry by default. This business strategy of Docker Inc. to engage more people into purchasing their paid subscriptions puts the free users at risk. Once an attacker finds exposed docker images related to your organisation, there is plenty of information which can be used by the attacker to cause damage to the organisation’s security posture.
Open ports help applications serve their purpose correctly. However, certain services running on ports exposed to the internet may pose security risks.
In this blog, we will cover the risks of an Exposed Service / Port and how it can overall impact the overall Attack Surface of your organization.