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In an area where any known [[Vulnerability]] is quickly closed, the best method to discover new only is to simple explore all, or selected high-value, systems that are exposed on the internet. This can be performed by either looking at existing traffic to emulate good traffic, or just brute-force pushing data at systems to see how they respond. | In an area where any known [[Vulnerability]] is quickly closed, the best method to discover new only is to simple explore all, or selected high-value, systems that are exposed on the internet. This can be performed by either looking at existing traffic to emulate good traffic, or just brute-force pushing data at systems to see how they respond. | ||
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| + | * [[Attaks on Privacy]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:48, 13 February 2022
Full Title or Meme
Attacks against an Identity Management system are the most common form attempts to penetrate a protected resource.
Context
In an area where any known Vulnerability is quickly closed, the best method to discover new only is to simple explore all, or selected high-value, systems that are exposed on the internet. This can be performed by either looking at existing traffic to emulate good traffic, or just brute-force pushing data at systems to see how they respond.
