gregcmartin

Introducing the open model cyber capability benchmark

Thanks for sharing your story Kenneth. Unfortunately it will be a common one... Maintainers of open source projects will be increasingly target by sophisticated hacking teams, sometimes government funded. They will often win but the best thing you can do for yourself and your users is to practice good security hygiene and this story is a perfect example why. Strong random passwords everywhere (no repeated passwords) and 2-factor auth should be the minimum. Thankfully there are plenty of free apps out there that help you manage this process. Nobody can have perfect security but you can easily raise the bar high enough to force an attacker to move elsewhere. Also the Op's password was most likely taken from the recently leaked LinkedIn breach (educated guess).

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Make sure Elastic Search is not accessible from a public IP address (this is what likely got you in the mess to begin)

The cool thing is you can pair this with Ansible and get 1,000's of honeypots deployed at once. In a proof of concept we deployed nearly dozens using digital ocean API and got blocked by their API creation limits.

If you use more interesting honeypot software like Conpot you can monitor which countries are attacking SCADA systems, etc.

pure awesome, one click deploy 1,000 honeypots using ansible (video coming soon)

this video is full of FUD..

that being said, it is trivial for a nation state to do automatic JS injection to the DOM using carrier grade MITM packet manipulation on any user-agent or cookies with en_us locale strings leaving a particular telecom provider. We now know this is standard practice even by western countries to foreigners.

Standard level of paranoia should apply if your concerned about privacy regardless if your in Sochi or Starbucks cafe in Cleveland.

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There is a hole in your s3 bucket dear Liza

Senior Developer - Django, Frontend/Backend, Javascript, Python Rockstar

Job Description

Funded startup in US Cyber Security transforming the landscape of cyber warfare. Are you an unbelievable python developer who can rapid prototype great products over night or enjoy refactoring code to high performance asynchronous design? Want to develop the weapons and defenses of the future all in code?

* Must be based in the US and able to quickly relocate without VISA requirement to Washington DC, Austin TX, NYC or San Francisco (preferred) * Able to work 30+ hours per week - if you need to start out at 15-20 and ramp up to full time, that is fine * Detail oriented. Together we will plan a project and create a road map and you should then follow the plan completely and precisely. * Able to provide valuable feedback to the team about architecture decisions. * Work fast and efficiently * Keen eye for design and usability * Want to defend your nation from evil hackers and nation states

The skills you will need are:

* Django / Python * Javascript / jQuery * HTML and CSS (design is not needed) * A little bit of Java and/or C/Objective C * Database * Testing (Unit tests or similar) * Basic Linux (esp Ubuntu Server) * Git * RESTful APIs

These are nice bonuses: * Backbone.js (or similar client side mvc) * Mobile or responsive dev * Tasty-Pie * D3.js / visualization / charting skills * UI/UX design

Skills Required django python javascript jquery html css design linux ubuntu git mvc mobile

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absolutely brilliant

I was one of the core engineers @ layeredtech who managed the servers and HA for wordpress.com when they launched in 2006.

If I remember correctly we were using DNS round robin and haproxy -> apache -> mysql all on freebsd systems wow have things come a long ways since then also it's incredible the sustained growth of Wordpress after all this time. good memories... congrats Matt on all your success.

I have information this morning from source thats "in the know" that this is definitely a false-flag attack against the FBI.

Non-gov researchers I know also attribute this to a possible hacking of an iphone/ipad application backend DB before Apple put in the UUID storing restrictions to the IOS api.

I'm only bringing this to light because it is easy to fall for things you read on the Internet and get excited/theorize.

Yeah it's called Facebook

If there is brute force protection on the login function blocking a username or IP from attempting x times in y hours AND there is a minimum of 8 characters then I can say thats strong protection on the backend. You are much more vulnerable to having your password phished rather than bruteforced.

Hey, just wanted to say thank you.

hilarious!

Sorry I wasn't implying that the software I used made me a hacker, that is simply just my profession... I use the term very widely to be someone who codes, pentests, reverses malware or jailbreaks iphones...