The Unseen Threat: Why Your Browser Could Be Your Business’ Biggest Security Vulnerability
A browser attack surface is where someone could try to break into your system through your web browser by exploiting the vulnerabilities.
A browser attack surface is where someone could try to break into your system through your web browser by exploiting the vulnerabilities.
The stealthy attack method, SAML Jacking and its potential to compromise your company’s security is paramount.
In today’s lightning-fast business landscape, the difference between success and failure often boils down to one thing: decision speed. Disruption lurks around every corner, and CEOs who hesitate get left behind. But what if there was a framework specifically designed to accelerate your decision-making and give you a competitive edge? Enter the OODA Loop.
This excerpt grabs the reader’s attention by highlighting the importance of fast decision-making in business and introduces the OODA Loop as a potential solution. It sets the stage for the rest of the article to delve deeper into the concept and its applications.
The average time-to-exploit for new vulnerabilities is just 44 days – and a quarter of them are exploited within the first day they’re known
Kerberoasting: A Breach of Trust
Kerberos, the guardian of your Active Directory (AD), relies on a system of trust to verify user identities. Think of it like a high-security apartment building. Tenants use keycards issued by a central authority to access specific areas. Kerberoasting works like a cunning thief who infiltrates the building, steals a low-level keycard, and uses it to gain unauthorised access to higher-security areas.