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Increase in Online-Fraud against Accounting

Increase in Online-Fraud against Accounting

Written by Marc Nimmerrichter on 07.03.202308.03.2023

Certitude has noticed an increase in online fraud against the accounting departments of companies in Germany and Austria in the recent weeks. Attackers make customers ...

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The dangers from across browser-windows

The dangers from across browser-windows

Written by Alexander Hurbean on 28.02.202328.02.2023

While browsing the web, your browser does its best to protect you along the way, but sometimes fails to do so, if not instructed properly by the website you ...

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A Guide to Embedding Threat Modeling into Risk Management (Part 1)

A Guide to Embedding Threat Modeling into Risk Management (Part 1)

Written by Daniel Agota on 13.12.202213.12.2022

Overview Showing the benefits of threat modeling to management less invested in cyber security topics is notoriously hard as the added value of security, in ...

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Bypassing Web Application Firewalls

Bypassing Web Application Firewalls

Written by Florian Schweitzer on 23.11.202225.11.2022

Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) are the go-to infrastructure components used to hinder attacks against web applications. What is it that WAFs really offer – can they ...

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Certitude @ DeepSec 2022

Certitude @ DeepSec 2022

Written by Marc Nimmerrichter on 21.11.202221.11.2022

Last week, November 17th and 18th, the DeepSec security conference took place in the Renaissance hotel in Vienna. With more than 50 talks and workshops content was ...

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Bypass phishing detections with Google Translate

Bypass phishing detections with Google Translate

Written by Giulian Guran on 01.08.202217.08.2022

A new wave of phishing is currently circulating (a related story from derstandard.at newspaper can be found here). Documents are said to have been sent to you from a ...

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Kubernetes Security @ WeAreDevelopers

Kubernetes Security @ WeAreDevelopers

Written by Marc Nimmerrichter on 08.07.202227.10.2022

The WeAreDevelopers World Congress is considered by many as Europe's flagship event for developers, bringing together an amazing community from software and ...

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Novelties of NIS2

Novelties of NIS2

Written by Alice Rossi on 30.06.202204.07.2022

The Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive is the first EU-wide piece of cybersecurity legislation, whose primary  objective is to achieve a high common ...

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Kubernetes Security @ DeepSec Vienna 2021

Kubernetes Security @ DeepSec Vienna 2021

Written by Anita Lukic on 07.02.202224.02.2022

On 18th and 19th of November 2021, the DeepSec security conference took place in Vienna to bring together the world's most renowned security professionals from ...

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Ransomware Actor May Have Leaked Their Previous Victims

Ransomware Actor May Have Leaked Their Previous Victims

Written by Roman Ferdigg on 12.01.202212.01.2022

Recently we were tasked with investigating a ransomware attack case. We were able to reconstruct the likely attack vector and identify the data that was likely stolen ...

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HTTP Header Injection in Citrix ADC and Citrix Gateway (CVE-2020-8300, CVE-2021-22927)

HTTP Header Injection in Citrix ADC and Citrix Gateway (CVE-2020-8300, CVE-2021-22927)

Written by Wolfgang Ettlinger on 30.11.202130.11.2021

We have discovered a vulnerability in Citrix products (Citrix ADC and Citrix Gateway) that allows an attacker to conduct header injection attacks. This would have ...

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Unpatched Exchange servers distribute phishing links (squirrelwaffle)

Unpatched Exchange servers distribute phishing links (squirrelwaffle)

Written by Peter Wagner on 29.11.202129.11.2021

Beginning of November a customer reached out to us. Internal and external users reported suspicious mails sent from their mail accounts, which included suspicious ...

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The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor

The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor

Written by Wolfgang Ettlinger on 09.11.202119.01.2022

A few months ago we saw a post on the r/programminghorror subreddit: A developer describes the struggle of identifying a syntax error resulting from an invisible ...

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RCE in GridPro Request Management for Windows Azure Pack (CVE-2021-40371)

RCE in GridPro Request Management for Windows Azure Pack (CVE-2021-40371)

Written by Giulian Guran on 21.10.202121.10.2021

We recently discovered a vulnerability in GridPro Request Management versions <=2.0.7905 for Windows Azure Pack by GridPro Software. The vulnerability was ...

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Citrix ADC & Citrix Gateway Vulnerability CVE-2020-8300

Citrix ADC & Citrix Gateway Vulnerability CVE-2020-8300

Written by Wolfgang Ettlinger on 09.06.202130.11.2021

Update: Details regarding this vulnerability can be found here: https://certitude.consulting/blog/en/citrix-header-injection-2/ We have identified an issue in ...

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DP API encryption ineffective in Windows containers: Publicly Available Cryptographic Keys (CVE-2021-1645)

DP API encryption ineffective in Windows containers: Publicly Available Cryptographic Keys (CVE-2021-1645)

Written by Marc Nimmerrichter on 16.03.202118.05.2021

We recently discovered a vulnerability in the DP API key management of Windows containers. This vulnerability was assigned CVE-2021-1645 by Microsoft [1] and ...

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CSRF in JSF 2.0: Predicting CSRF Tokens for Apache MyFaces

CSRF in JSF 2.0: Predicting CSRF Tokens for Apache MyFaces

Written by Wolfgang Ettlinger on 19.02.202118.05.2021

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a commonly used server-side web framework. Developers appreciate its relative ease of use while security engineers appreciate its ready-made ...

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OE1 Morgenjournal – March 11th 2023

OE1 Morgenjournal – March 11th 2023

Written by Natalie Müller on 11.03.202313.03.2023

In the Ö1 Morgenjournal, Certitude explains cyber attacks and warns that every company will be targeted by attackers in the years to come. You can listen to the ...

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heise.de – March 8th 2023

heise.de – March 8th 2023

Written by Natalie Müller on 08.03.202313.03.2023

Certitude is observing an increase in spear phishing attacks on Austrian and German companies. The scammers attempt to divert bill payments to bogus accounts under ...

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