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AUTOMATED HACKING


Automated hacking isn’t new, but it is getting more serious – and now there’s a new wave of well-informed threats, says Senior Security Expert Robert Krenn.


ONLINE ACTIVITIES OF ALL ORGANISATIONS ARE INCREASING EXPONENTIALLY and are changing constantly. This is also true for digital vulnerabilities and techniques that malicious actors use. External digital threats are increasing, such as phishing websites, fake social media accounts and data regarding your clients and employees fl oating around on the dark web... When organisations review their IT security plans, it’s important that they realise cyber threats change by the month, and any forward-focused risk evaluation is likely to be somewhat outdated by the time it’s implemented. Automated hacking is a prime example of the


kind of threat that used to be fairly low-level, but is now escalating in its sophistication and potential to infl ict damage. Much of the increase in automated hacking relates to the growth of OSINT, open source intelligence data collected from publicly available sources to be used in an intelligence (knowledge of) context – and with cyber attackers, that means in support of malicious intent. Hackers can use OSINT to easily fi nd vulnerable targets on an internet-wide


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scale. They can, for example, fi nd all IP addresses located in London running on a specifi c version of webserver software. The results can then be used to launch an automated attack. OSINT tools operate at scale and can assess a large network estate fast and thoroughly. These continually refi ned and updated tools can turn non-tech cyber criminals into Grade A threats across the ‘cyber kill chain’. Therefore, managing and protecting your online


footprint is a continuous task, that can no longer be done manually. The good news is that automated hacking tools can also help your organisation’s defensive security by identifying where you are vulnerable, so that you can take preventative measures to protect your online footprint. Many automated hacking techniques are integrated


in Cybersprint’s Digital Risk Protection platform. Cybersprint’s platform provides you with a continuous overview of your online attack surface and rapidly detects threats. Remediate your digital vulnerabilities – don’t let cyber criminals keep you up at night. Cybersprint will be exhibiting at Infosecurity Europe 2019 (Olympia London, 4-6 June) on Stand M40


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