James Sibley

How easy is it to breach your physical security controls? In this article, Versprite shares real red teaming cases where our physical security team hacked into security cameras, cloned badges, walked past guards, and exploited office cybersecurity.

In this article, VerSprite’s Offensive Security team highlight the blindspots standard security training create that allows social engineering attacks to be successful at all levels in an organization.

In this article, VerSprite’s Offensive Security team explore the difference between common security risk assessments (vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and red teaming) as we walk you through real exploits we have used to test organizations’ security protocols.

How easy is it to breach your physical security controls? In this article, Versprite shares real red teaming cases where our physical security team hacked into security cameras, cloned badges, walked past guards, and exploited office cybersecurity.

In this article, VerSprite’s Offensive Security team highlight the blindspots standard security training create that allows social engineering attacks to be successful at all levels in an organization.

In this article, VerSprite’s Offensive Security team explore the difference between common security risk assessments (vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and red teaming) as we walk you through real exploits we have used to test organizations’ security protocols.

During adversarial attack simulations harvesting credentials through phishing are often performed through cloned websites. A cloned website works by copying the front-end (such as the Gmail login page) and hosting it on a domain designed to mimic the real domain.

Utilizing reverse proxies offers a more advanced approach for creating phishing web pages that not only allow the Victim User to fully authenticate to their account through a malicious site, but also how to automate the theft of information within the account.

LastPass is a commonly used cloud-based password management solution that stores hundreds of unique and strong passwords, but what if a user’s entire password database is compromised? While a cloud-based solution to password management is very convenient, it isn’t without its own set of dangers.