Architecture, Development, Security, Hacking and anything that I deem as important
In the last couple of posts, we looked at executing two simulated attacks using the “Attack Simulator” tool within Office 365. First, we used “Spear Fishing”, then a “Brute Force Password” attach. Each option...
In the last post, we looked at executing your first simulated attack by using the “Spear Fishing” attach that harvests credentials from a custom Office 365 login page. https://www.helloitsliam.com/2018/05/14/running-your-first-simulated-office-365-attack-spear-phishing/ For this post we will...
As you know, starting in June of this month I left my job at Protiviti and started working for myself, creating a company called SharePlicity. So far so good, it has been more relaxing...
On Wednesday, 27th of June 2018, Rencore will host a Full-day Tutorial on Building modern solutions for SharePoint and Office 365. This will be run by none other than Erwin van Hunen, Hugh Wood, and...
I am sure you all know by now about the new Attack Simulation tool, that is now available in Office 365. Attack Simulator was released a while back in preview but is now available...
In the webinar I gave last week based on “How attackers break in“, there were several questions at the end that focused on password management and then also evading anti-virus. During the webinar, I...
Earlier this year, I had to chance to be a part of a Cyber Research Project in conjunction with Christian Buckley (http://www.buckleyplanet.com) from CollabTalk (https://collabtalk.com) and the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young...
Join me and Netwrix in this practical webinar series about cyber-security. These three webinars walk you through the hacking process, some techniques hackers use once inside your network, and the tools and techniques you...
It is that time of year where everyone starts to get busy, the weather changes, and people tend to be much happier all around. We have normally got through the winter time and the...
While testing PowerShell commands with Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (WDATP) and preparing for some webinars I am doing in April and May, I spent some time using the framework “Invoke-Obfuscation“. I thought it...
