We were first exposed to the Internet Archive ages ago through their service the Wayback Machine, which archives websites. It’s a pretty cool service and really interesting to see old 00’s websites as well as see how web pages for certain sites evolved over time. From an offensive cyber security and OSINT perspective, the Wayback […]
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From an OSINT perspective there are various interesting .txt files that websites can utilize that perform various functions and they contain a lot of useful information. robots.txt This text file, is found in the root directory of a website (e.g. https://example.com/robots.txt) This file gives instructions to bots, crawlers, and spiders using the Robots Exclusion Protocol.
In this article, we’re going to talk about some of the benefits of an external cyber risk/threat assessment. First, you might be wondering what an external cyber risk/threat assessment is. This is our core competency where we look at what’s happening beyond the four walls of your organization. We’re looking at your publicly facing assets
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We accumulate a lot of software and hardware over time. In this article we’re going to give you 4 reasons to inventory your assets. While this isn’t exhaustive, it’ll give you some places to start. 1. Knowing what you have: This helps you understand your attack surface and ways you can defend it. It will
Whether you’re a small business owner, you’re expanding, or operating at the national level, we want to talk about the importance of information security for your business. Increasing compliance As more data privacy laws go into effect for different states, or bills are being voted on, or drafted, your business may find itself needing to
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