Continuing from our previous article on ‘Understanding Stealer Logs and Their Role in Security Testing - Leveraging Stealer Logs for Asset Discovery‘.
In this release, we aim to explore another significant role of stealer logs—assisting testers in asset discovery related to the target.
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A brief background on this article.
In our experience, companies often utilize multiple domains for different operational purposes. Therefore, focusing searches solely on subdomains may not be optimal for evaluating a company’s security posture holistically.
From the company’s perspective, this approach may be viewed as a means to compartmentalize and obscure operational assets. However, from the tester’s perspective, it can present significant challenges, especially when the tester’s role is entirely external, operating within a black-box context.
So, what kind of mindset is required to tackle such challenges? This is where we delve into the discussion.
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On a related note, in case you missed it, we offer Threats Tracker—a credentials breach monitoring system designed to help stakeholders effectively monitor and manage compromised credentials, ensuring they can react swiftly to potential threats.
Moreover, we also offer Red Teaming Simulations by utilizing data derived from stealer logs. These exercises provide an alternative perspective through real-world, adversary-driven testing to evaluate the security posture, specifically focusing on identifying vulnerabilities and weaknesses that are often overlooked.