The 12 Days of HaXmas: A Festive Blog Series Recapping Security in 2018
It’s the waning days of 2018, so it’s time to usher in our traditional end-of-year blog series, the 12 Days of HaXmas.…
Rapid7 Introduces Industry Cyber-Exposure Report: Fortune 500
Today, Rapid7 released our first Industry Cyber-Exposure Report, examining the overall exposure of the Fortune 500 family of companies.…
Feel Like Family Tech Support? Tips for Securing Your Loved Ones This Holiday Season
In this post, we offer some specific advice on how you can make some headway on battening down the cyber-hatches of your loved ones’ home networks.…
Lessons Learned Firsthand: Securing Corporate Voicemail PINs
On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 15, 2018, Rapid7 learned of a potential security issue with our corporate voicemail system, reported by security researcher Kristian Hermansen.…
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Tips for Improving Your Personal Pa55w0rd! Management
It's National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means it's a great time to chat about why you should consider a password manager to stay secure.…
Under the Hoodie 2018: Lessons from a Season of Penetration Testing
Today, I’m excited to announce the release of our 2018 edition of Under the Hoodie: Lessons from a Season of Penetration Testing by the Rapid7 Global Services team, along with me, Tod Beardsley and Kwan Lin.…
2018 National Exposure Index Research Report: Internet Security Posture by Country
Today, I’m happy to announce that Rapid7 has released our third annual National Exposure Index (NEI), a state of the internet report focusing on where in the world the most exposure is presented on the internet. I’m pretty pleased with how this year’…
CVE 100K: A Big, Round Number
There have been 100,000 CVEs published. That's a big, round number.…
Actually, Grindr is Fine: FUD and Security Reporting
On Wednesday, March 28, NBC reported Grindr security flaws expose users' location data, a story which ticks a couple hot-button topics for security professionals and security reporters alike. It’s centered around the salacious topic of online dating in the LGBT community, and hits a…
R7-2018-01 (CVE-2018-5551, CVE-2018-5552): DocuTrac Office Therapy Installer Hard-Coded Credentials and Cryptographic Salt
DocuTrac QuickDoc & Office Therapy ships with a number of static accounts which are not disclosed to the end user.…
R7-2017-28: Epson AirPrint XSS (CVE-2018-5550)
The Epson AirPrint web configuration page is vulnerable to a reflected cross-site scripting (XSS) issue in the INPUTT_GEOLOCATION parameter in the web administration console. This issue could be leveraged by an attacker with network access to the web UI to the printer to trick…
On Random Shell Generators
A couple days ago, AutoSploit.py was released by a person named Real__Vector. It’s safe to say that it’s made some waves in the security Twitterverse, and a few people have asked us here at Rapid7 what we think about it given…
Meltdown and Spectre: What you need to know (CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2017-5753, CVE-2017-5754)
After waking up from a long winter’s nap, you may have heard the lamentations about the “Intel Kernel Leak” vulnerability, or the “Kernel Speculative Execution” vulnerability, or, now, the “Meltdown and Spectre” vulnerabilities. This is a quick post to let you know just how…
HaXmas: The True Meaning(s) of Metasploit
Rapid7 Research Director Tod Beardsley kicks off our storied "12 Days of HaXmas" series with a thrilling tale of browser 0day, exploit module development, and the true meaning(s) of Metasploit.…
On the Zero-eth Day of HaXmas...
I suppose it’s only fitting that this year, we introduce our storied 12 Days of HaXmas on the zero-eth day. Technically, Twelvetide doesn’t start until December 25th. This year, we’re focusing on the security events that grabbed our attention, metrics that piqued…
