Wait – pacemakers can be hacked? In 2012, at the BreakPoint security conference in Melbourne, security expert and hacker Barnaby Jack showed the world that pacemakers...
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Here at LMG Security, we do a lot of pentesting. I have performed penetration tests on organizations of all sizes, including Fortune 500 companies. “Black box”...
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Caption(s): Enigma Machine Source(s): Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Enigma_machine Security researchers have been compiling wordlists for years. They have added hundreds of thousands of words and even some...
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Ransomware – malware that encrypts files on devices it infects before demanding a ransom (usually in Bitcoin) for the safe return of those files – is the...
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Black Hat & Defcon: The Hacker Perspective The past week has been dominated by recaps and reviews of the 2017 Black Hat and Defcon conferences in...
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DEFCON was a treat as usual with many interesting talks and events. DEFCON, for those that don’t know, is the world’s longest running and largest underground...
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Ah, summer– when hackers migrate to Las Vegas to renew friendships, obtain bleeding-edge training, and release their latest exploits and security research. Every year, LMG flies south...
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Tweet the BEST pic of the Cyber Slap Bracelets at DEFCON/BlackHat and win an F181 RC Quadcopter Drone w/ HD Camera! @LMGsecurity #cyberslap
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Check out LMG's sweet new Cybersecurity Slap bracelets: the TCP/IP protocol chart (red/yellow), Emacs/Vi reference (green), Command Line "Rosetta Stone" (orange), and Cybersecurity Cheat Sheet (pink). We're giving out a limited number at Black Hat and DEFCON. Want one? Just ask an LMG team member!
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A common mistake made during internal penetration tests is getting tripped up by basic antivirus software. During the privilege escalation phase of the engagement, it is often...
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