In this final installment of our Log Search series, we’ll look at some simple regular expressions that will greatly expand your Log Search options.…
On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 15, 2018, Rapid7 learned of a potential security issue with our corporate voicemail system, reported by security researcher Kristian Hermansen.…
The Malicious Git HTTP Server For CVE-2018-17456 module by timwr exploits a vulnerability in Git that can cause arbitrary code execution when a user clones a malicious repository using commands such as git clone --recurse-submodules and git submodule update.…
VP of Product Sam Adams explains how UBA works and how it’s evolved over the years to become a core part of threat detection and response strategies.…
Microsoft's patches this month address over 60 vulnerabilities. Just like last month, another zero-day privilege escalation vulnerability in Win32k has been patched. CVE-2018-8589 has been seen exploited in the wild, and allows a logged-in attacker to execute arbitrary code in the security context of a…
In the Part 2 of this three-part series on InsightIDR Log Search, we will cover three concepts: parsed logs, groupby function, and log search operations.…
Now in Framework: Exploit for jQuery File Upload plugin vuln, two new post modules to exfil images and texts from compromised iOS devices. Plus, this year's community CTF.…
Looking to protect your healthcare organization from cyber-threats? Here are the top five threats to look out for and tips on how to outsmart attackers.…
We’re thrilled to announce that Rapid7 InsightVM was selected as the market leader in vulnerability management by Frost & Sullivan.…
In the first installment of this series, we'll cover the three most important basics of log search, then run through a few common Simple Mode searches.…
Two targets, three days, and a thousand teams: Put your skills to the test for a chance to win prizes and bragging rights in Metasploit’s 2018 community CTF.…
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Morris worm. We were hit by a wave of nostalgia, so here's a little history and a module-trip down memory lane courtesy of wvu.…
