
Detection Lead @ Mandiant Managed Defense / Former IR Consultant @mandiant. Tier 3 Hipster; I came in like a #WrectorBall
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Joined July 2012
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I’m proud to present ProtoBurp, a new Burp Suite extension to help encode and fuzz Protobuf messages based on pain points with existing tooling.
Check out my latest blog post about it! dillonfrankesecurity.com/pos…
#pentesting #burpsuite #protobuf #offsec
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🚨🚨 New technique to steal AD FS secrets over the network. Defenders need to block internal traffic to AD FS servers over port 80 now!
Read more: fireeye.com/blog/threat-rese…
shoutout to @DrAzureAD who had the same though to look into AD FS replication and all his great work! 1/3
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Check out my latest blog together with @samsabetan! Things you'll learn about in this 2 part series: PCB inspection, UART debugging, NAND basics, chip off, firmware extraction/parsing, glitch attacks, and some RCE for the cherry on top: fireeye.com/blog/threat-rese…
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Another opening on my team at @Mandiant Managed Defense (this one is remote)! #mdr #infosecjobs #BlueTeam jobs.smartrecruiters.com/Fir…
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Policy as Code Bot (PacBot) - a platform for continuous compliance monitoring, compliance reporting & security automation for #aws.
intro: opensource.t-mobile.com/blog…
code : github.com/tmobile/pacbot
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I wrote a primer for cloud services, focusing on security issues related to storage and VMs, for the @SpecterOps blog. As a bonus, there are three cheatsheets (that will be updated) with tools, useful commands, and detailed info for AWS, Compute, and Azure:posts.specterops.io/head-in-…
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Curated list of Unix binaries that can be exploited to bypass local security restrictions 👍 gtfobins.github.io/ #LOLBins #unix #pentest #redteam
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26 minutes of well-architected security for your Tuesday!
Webinar: Get Started with Well-Architected Security Best Practices - amzn.to/2PMdfDB
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Windows Event ID 4624 displays a numerical value for the type of login that was attempted. These numbers are important from a forensic standpoint but also for understanding credential exposure and mitigating risks. Descriptions in replies.
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Interesting to see the path away from GRR & OSQuery… code : gitlab.com/velocidex/velocir… #DFIR
Velociraptor Incident Response bit.ly/2Mv4KyH @wiredaemon
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Worth noting: detection != alert. @MITREattack mitre.org/capabilities/cyber…
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The Art of Detecting Kerberoast Attacks buff.ly/2k2UgWy << @Ben0xA does a good job of showing a methodology for narrowing the focus on noisy Windows events (like EID 4769 ticket requests)
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Replying to @mikhail_khusid @jepayneMSFT
Advanced auditing reference:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win…
Windows 10/2016 security auditing & monitoring reference Word document
microsoft.com/en-us/download…
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Whenever someone asks me for public #Hardening Guides I send him a link to the @CISecurity Benchmarks
> do you know other public hardening guides?
learn.cisecurity.org/benchma…
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EventCleaner - A tool mainly to erase specified records from Windows event logs : github.com/360-A-Team/EventC… #dfir
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Exploring PowerShell AMSI and Logging Evasion blog.xpnsec.com/exploring-po… via @_xpn_
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Netflix Cloud Security SIRT releases Diffy: A Differencing Engine for #dfir in the Cloud : medium.com/@NetflixTechBlog/…
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If you are looking to deploy Windows 10 & need security configuration guidance, the Microsoft Windows 10 security baseline is a great start.
Link is to the Win10 v1803 security baseline: blogs.technet.microsoft.com/…
Thanks @AaronMargosis for continuing to put this guidance together!



























