Tag: microsoft

• Bad Logic App – C2 Simulation

  simulation. Running attack simulations internally is very important to build/improve security posture. C2 servers are very common in the wild so…

  Securethelogs

  6th Sep 2021

  Blue Team, Cyber Security, Red Team

  api, c2, command, hacking, logic, microsoft, powershell

• Building an NSG logger

  My first attempt at a logger was for short term. It became apparent quite quickly that this wouldn’t be a long standing solution to avoid the log analytics costs………………….

  Securethelogs

  23rd Oct 2020

  Blue Team, Cyber Security, Enterprise

  azure, cloud, flow, logger, microsoft, nsg, powershell

• The not so isolated risk of legacy systems

  Unfortunately, in today’s world, it is not just Vladimir Putin running Windows XP. Many continue to run the risk of keeping legacy systems within their production environment. I imagine for most; this has run through some sort of internal process where the risk has been accepted. If you yourself work within IT, it would be […]

  Securethelogs

  8th Aug 2020

  Cyber Security, Enterprise

  exploit, hacking, legacy, microsoft, risk, windows

• Bypass AzureAD Administration Portal Restriction

  The security of active directory will always be a hot topic. AD contains all your identities/structure and isn’t something you want anyone accessing. In traditional models, a common threat was that your users could query AD using net /domain commands…..

  Securethelogs

  11th Mar 2020

  Cyber Security

  azuread, bypass, microsoft, powershell

• Microsoft Azure: Securing Public RDP

  Security professionals have been trying to flag the risks of public facing RDP for years. Despite all the news articles and tweets, the volume of public RDP remains high…..

  Securethelogs

  5th Mar 2020

  Blue Team, Enterprise

  clou security, cloud, hacking, microsoft, microsoft Azure, windows