Wednesday, June 20
TOP STORY
Brannon Dorsey’s DNS rebinding attack can penetrate your fortress of home WiFi network solitude. Quoted in a Wired article “I just followed my curiosities and suddenly found some sketchy shit.”
TWEET OF THE DAY
I've started tracking and rating password storages and disclosures. Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, GitHub and countless others are not afraid to tell us how they store passwords. Let me know if you want to be added too. - @spazef0rze
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
South Korea based Bitcoin exchange Bithumb taken down and $30M in cryptocurrencies stolen
Living off the Land? FireEye’s Nathan Kirk has some advice for Red Teamers: Bring Your Own Land, developing custom C#-based assemblies with Cobalt Strike (version 3.11).
Symantec reports coordinated Chinese cyber attack successfully breached satellite operators, defense contractors and telecommunications companies in the United States and southeast Asia.
CrowdStrike: Using the Office 365 Activities API to Investigate Business Email Compromises
Livestream ever? Speak ever? Kill notifications. Kill them dead. Or be pwned.
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