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One ping to find them: lean network discovery
June 14, 2022
Our engineering team focuses on getting the maximum amount of information from the network while sending as little traffic as possible.
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Fingerprinting Windows build numbers
September 30, 2021
Our goal at Rumble is to help customers identify everything on their networks, quickly, and without authentication. This process is driven by...
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BlackHat gems HP iLO 5 vulnerabilities
August 19, 2021
Each year, August arrives with promises of hot weather and cool security research talks. The DEF CON, Black Hat, and BSidesLV security conferences...
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Fingerprinting Windows versions, AV, wireless cards over the network—all without authentication
August 11, 2021
Correctly identifying and categorizing network-connected systems without credentials is a tricky challenge and one of the fun parts of working at...
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Recog development with runZero
August 6, 2020
Overview # Recog may be one of the most underrated open source security projects of all time. Recog started off in the early 2000s as the...
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SMB2 Session Prediction & Consequences
March 30, 2020
Server Message Block Research # The Rumble scan engine received big updates this month for the HTTP, RDP, and SMB protocols. The SMB work was...
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Cisco Webex Username Discovery via mDNS
March 5, 2020
At the most basic level, Rumble is a search engine for your network; it sends out probes, listens for replies, normalizes the results, applies...
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Security Surprises with SNMP v3
January 3, 2020
SNMP v3 has been the official version of the protocol since 2004, but still holds a few surprises when it comes to information exposure. Read our...
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DNS Ping Scans via Open Resolvers
April 2, 2019
Our last post covered some of the ways that Rumble gathers information from DNS services. While working on the tracer implementation, we identified...
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DNS Parlor Tricks for Network Discovery
March 31, 2019
DNS is an amazing protocol. After starting life as a simple mechanism for name resolution, it is now used to enforce TLS rules, prevent email...
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