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Implementing Security by simulating attacks

Penetration Testing – Infrastructure

Infrastructure

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Compromising machines in the infrastructure is the endgame of any sophisticated attacker.

Attacks on the infrastructure can result in:

  • Personal Data Leaks
  • Leak of Company Secrets (Corporate Espionage)
  • Loss in revenue, from machine downtime or data corruption

What is it?

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Penetration testing company infrastructure to find vulnerabilities and exploit them, while giving concrete remediation tactics.

Attacking either specific elements or the entire infrastructure

Typical Targets:

  • Workstations
  • Servers
  • Domain Controllers
  • Printers
  • IoT devices
  • Routers
  • Miscellaneous Shadow IT

Variations/Focuses of Infrastructure Penetration Tests:

  • General Infrastructure
  • Active Directory
  • Wireless
  • IoT
  • NAC

How is it done?

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Our Approach:

  • Starting broad, ending narrow
  • Finding vulnerabilities and machines of interest
  • Exploiting vulnerabilities
  • Escalating privileges on exploited machines
  • Pivoting from one machine to other important machines

Typical attack methods:

  • Authentication related attacks like:
    • Relay Attacks
    • Pass the Hash
    • Man-in-the-Middle
    • Rogue authentication Servers
    • Insecure Passwords
  • Attacking common vulnerabilities in protocols/services/OS like:
    • Eternal Blue
    • Heartbleed
    • Shellshock
    • Dirty COW
    • KRACK
    • and much, much more

What do we deliver?

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A structured report detailing the found vulnerabilities and the recommended remediation strategies.

Get in touch with our expert

Kasper Brandt, Nordic Cyber Security Lead