
Founder & CTO of @DeepSurfaceSec 15 years helping others fix their code. Now fixing the brokenness of vuln management. Opinions are often strong and are my own.
Portland, Oregon
Joined August 2013
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Learn more on @Lansweeper’s blog ( lansweeper.com/blog/partners… ), our blog ( deepsurface.com/essential-it… ), or get started now by visiting the Lansweeper - DeepSurface Integration Page ( deepsurface.com/lansweeper-i… ).
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#DeepSurface is thrilled to announce our new Integration Partnership with Lansweeper!
Together we are pushing the boundaries of visibility– giving you a complete view of your assets AND where your #cybersecurity risk really exists.
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Coming up next on #DRNewsDesk Tim Morgan @DeepSurfaceSec @ecbftw on DeepSurface Adds Risk-Based Approach to Vulnerability Management darkreading.com/DRNewsDesk #bhusa
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As mentioned in the blog post, the technique is from @ecbftw in 2013. The old is new again. 2013.appsecusa.org/2013/wp-c…
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Check out a recent finding by one of our own, Naveen Sunkavally. CVE-2022-28219 is an unauth RCE for ManageEngine ADAudit Plus.
This XXE -> Deserialization chain often leads to host compromise as well as priv'd AD creds. Check out the blog post and POC: horizon3.ai/red-team-blog-cv…
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OWASP's example implementation of check_private_ip() is quite naive. It can be bypassed with 0x7f.0.0.1 #SSRF cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/c…
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We’re thrilled to announce our latest $4.5 million #seedfunding. Learn how we’re accelerating product development of our award-winning #vulnerability and risk management platform today #cybersecurity #automation bit.ly/3so2XO5
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It’s 2022, and the fix is still “disable the anti malware agent”.
Don’t ever change, infosec/AV industry.
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#Log4J Worm is ITW
@vxunderground has a sample of the self propagating worm using log4j as a vector.
It installs a Mirai bot which makes sense to targeting embedded Linux devices
Looks like it uses user-agent for exploitation and modifies the binary before sending (?)
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If you're looking to identify jars vulnerable to the log4j bug, we wrote this tool to help: github.com/yahoo/check-log4j
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TIL that http://unix:/var/run/docker.sock:/containers/json is a valid URL for got, the "Human-friendly and powerful HTTP request library for Node.js" 🤯
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log4shell: Datadog agent is Go but uses Java jmxfetch to retrieve JVM info. Source code: github.com/DataDog/jmxfetch/… jmxfetch likes to log! but at least it looks difficult for attackers to control the input if they are not already in a privileged position.
Datadog <7.32.2 agent is vulnerable to log4shell, update. @datadoghq
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The $124B a year spent on InfoSec is the interest only premium on ~30 years of accumlated IT technical debt.
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"New Relic has released Java agents 6.5.1 and 7.4.1 to address a critical vulnerability in the open source log4j framework" log4shell docs.newrelic.com/docs/secur…
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If you identify a vendor vulnerable to log4Shell and they are not on this list; make a pull request. You'll save some tears from blue teams and IT all over the world:
gist.github.com/SwitHak/b66d…
Not all heroes wear capes...
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Diagrams for the #Log4j #Log4Shell that can help people discuss things. Hope this helps...
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I should have known Microsoft doesn’t pay. I will sell it to ZDI next time :)
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Apache Log4j2 2.14.1 RCE (CVE-2021-44228)
69 CnC Server List is here
->
pastebin.com/BLVG1APM
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#log4j Update:
IF YOU WERE DEPENDING ON JAVA VERSIONS TO PROTECT YOU FROM RCE INSTEAD OF DIRECTLY PATCHING LOG4J THAT IS NO LONGER A VIABLE MITIGATION STRATEGY
*ALL* VERSIONS OF JAVA CAN NOW TRIGGER FULL RCE DUE TO A BYPASS
PATCH LOG4J ASAP
xitter.cf/wdormann/status/147040…
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Did you know that a normal LED can also receive light? 🚨
It can! In this paper, we point a laser at build-in LEDs of offices devices and transmit data to their firmware. This covert communication can bridge 25m with a throughput of 128 kbps.
intellisec.de/pubs/2021-acsa… 1/3
























