ADC Hacker Intelligence Initiative
The Imperva Hacker Intelligence Initiative goes inside the cyber-underground and provides analysis of the trending hacking techniques and interesting attack campaigns.
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Report #3 -- The Convergence of Google and Bots: Searching for Security Vulnerabilities using Automated BotnetsThis Imperva's Hacker Intelligence Initiative (HII) report reveals that hackers are leveraging the power of search engines to conduct cyber reconnaissance. Hackers, armed with a browser and specially crafted search queries ("Dorks"), are using botnets to generate more than 80,000 daily queries, identify potential attack targets and build an accurate picture of the resources within that server that are potentially exposed. Automating the query and result parsing enables the attacker to issue a large number of queries, examine all the returned results and get a filtered list of potentially exploitable sites in a very short time and with minimal effort. As searches are conducted using botnets, and not the hacker's IP address, the attacker's identity remains concealed. Tags: Google Hacking, Botnets, Bots, SQL Injection, Data Security |
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Report #1 -- Remote File InclusionWe begin our first report by describing an attack which usually flies under the radar – Remote File Inclusion (RFI). Although these attacks have the potential to cause as much damage as the more popular SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, they are not widely discussed. HII has documented examples of automated attack campaigns launched in the wild. This report pinpoints their common traits and techniques, as well as the role blacklisting can play in mitigating them. Tags: Google Hacking, Web Application Attacks, Buffer Overflow, CSRF, SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting, XSS, Search Engine Poisoning, SEP, Botnets, Remote File Inclusion, RFI |
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