Slack Watchman Version 4.0.0 Release
The new version 4.0.0 release of Slack Watchman contains some major upgrades and new features: Centralised signatures The biggest upgrade, in terms of maintenance, to Slack Watchman is the move…
Retrieving and Using Slack Cookies for Authentication
Slack, like many other services, uses cookies to store authentication and session information. What is interesting with Slack, however, is that one particular cookie can be used to generate a…
Lil Pwny – Version 2.0.0 Release
A new year, and a new lease of life for Lil Pwny, which gets some love with the release of version 2.0.0 The new version can be found on GitHub…
Keeping the sauce secret – Introducing GitLab Watchman and GitHub Watchman
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October 7, 2020Posted inGitHub Watchman, GitLab WatchmanTags: GitHub, GitLab, Watchman2 Comments
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October 7, 2020Posted inGitHub Watchman, GitLab WatchmanTags: GitHub, GitLab, Watchman2 Comments
If your organisation does any development, infrastructure management, or anything with code, you will know that some of your most important data and intellectual property sit in Git repositories. Whether…
Slack Watchman – Version 3.0.0
In what should be the last major version bump for a while, today I release Slack Watchman 3.0.0. This update adds some transformational features that help move Slack Watchman into…
Slack Watchman – Version 2.0.0
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June 19, 2020Posted inSlack Watchman, ToolsTags: slack, Slack Watchman, Slack Watchman 2.0.0
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June 19, 2020Posted inSlack Watchman, ToolsTags: slack, Slack Watchman, Slack Watchman 2.0.0
The past housebound weeks have given me time to continue working on Slack Watchman, and i've now reached the stage of releasing version 2.0.0 The release is available on GitHub:…
Slack Watchman – Monitoring Slack workspaces for sensitive information
About Slack Watchman is an application I have created to search through Slack workspaces and look for sensitive information posted in public chats/channels. This information is then returned to you…
The Pursuit of Normal: Alerting on Anomalies using Splunk
It seems strange to talk about normal right now considering that, at the time of writing, a lot of the world is under quarantine. Yet in security, normal is something…
Using Lil Pwny – Part 2: Running Lil Pwny and Assessing the Output
This post is partially out of date, and should be read in combination with the version 2.0.0 release notes Now that we have our data from Active Directory, it is…
Using Lil Pwny – Part 1: Exporting Passwords from Active Directory
The first step in auditing passwords using Lil Pwny is to recover the passwords from Active Directory. Passwords in a Windows Domain Before we look at how to recover passwords,…