Securing your total attack surface has never been more challenging. We believe that applied research is fundamental to building better security solutions to address both new problems and the persistent ones that dog security teams. By sharing our research, tools, and knowledge with our community, we can help each other proactively improve our defenses and raise the bar on attackers.
SSHamble: Exploit SSH protocol vulnerabilities
The runZero research team discovered a range of weaknesses across SSH applications that impact critical network security devices and software. These long standing issues remained undiscovered due to the lack of tooling available – until now!
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The runZero research team analyzed millions of assets across hundreds of enterprise networks, including internal infrastructure, internet-facing assets, and cloud environments. We found alarming gaps, unexpected trends, and much more.
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Jump down the security rabbit hole with us every month as our research team unpacks risky exposures, attack surface anomalies, and the most random vulnerabilities lurking in your IT, OT, IoT, remote, cloud, and mobile environments.
The Secure Shell (SSH) has evolved from a remote shell service to a standardized secure transport that is second only to Transport Layer Security (TLS) in terms of exposure and popularity. SSH is no longer just for POSIX operating systems; SSH services can be found in everything from network devices, to source code forges, to Windows-based file transfer tools. While OpenSSH is still the most prominent implementation, it's now just one of dozens, and these include a handful of libraries that drive a wide range of applications. Watch HD Moore and Rob King talk on stage at DEF CON 32, dig deep into SSH, the lesser-known implementations, many of the surprising security issues found along the way, and how to exploit them. |
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We are a group of industry veterans with decades of experience in information security, who are committed to runZero’s foundational principle that applied research makes for better asset discovery, and that better asset discovery is the foundation of modern exposure management.
The goal of the runZero research team is to discover incredibly efficient ways to pinpoint at-risk devices and quickly get this information into the hands of our customers and community. We achieve this through both precise fingerprinting and fast outlier analysis across IT, OT, IoT, cloud, mobile, and remote environments.Â
HD Moore is the founder and CEOÂ of runZero. Previously, he founded the Metasploit Project and served as the main developer of the Metasploit Framework, which is the world's most widely used penetration testing framework.
Rob King is the Director of Security Research at runZero. Over his career Rob has served as a senior researcher with KoreLogic, the architect for TippingPoint DVLabs, and helped get several startups off the ground. Rob helped...
Tom Sellers is a Principal Research Engineer at runZero. In his 25 years in IT and Security he has built, broken, and defended networks for companies in the finance, service provider, and security software industries. He has...
Blain Smith is a Security Research Engineer at runZero. He spent most of his career in cloud and distributed systems for AAA gaming, entertainment, and networking working on some of the most popular games and systems millions...
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