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  1. Wenn canarytokens.com mit macht, gibt es vielleicht bald eine Lösung aus Authentifizierung und Prüfen, bevor man überhaupt Kontakt aufnimmt. #canarytokens

  2. And as the final presenter before lunch on day 3, @Jacob is now on stage talking about protecting against #AiTM attacks at scale with #canarytokens - at @hack_lu !!

    #hacklu2024

  3. Can somebody point out what I am obviously missing?
    In this guide on #canarytokens

    docs.canarytokens.org/guide/dn
    it is explained howto make a dns token. Fine, I get how a resolution of a dns something produces a warning.

    But then they state: leave in_bash-history or ssh/config or servers.txt

    But how do you adding such a token in your bash history lead to a tripwire?
    Should you than add something like
    ssh root@tokenurl or something?

    and than hope the hacker tries this? Or what would you do?
    #blueteam
    #infosec

  4. #CanaryTokens saved on #OneDrive are suddenly tripping, even newly created ones.

    Audit trails only show "app@sharepoint" accessing the file, and those IPs are only from Microsoft IP ranges.

    Has anyone else had this behavior?

    #sysadmin #itsecurity #canary #infosec

  5. Excited to see the open-source canarytokens.org offering #Azure #CanaryTokens! One more type of sensitive data that attackers now need to worry about using: https://blog.thinkst.com/2023/02/canarytokens-org-welcomes-azure-login-certificate-token.html
  6. #BlueTeamtoot of the day: Search for AKIA*, ASIA* and ABIA* in your slack/teams/jira/confluence etc, you might be surprised. #Redteams do the same, you might get lucky 😅
    #DetectionEngineering teams drop some #AWS API key #CanaryTokens in your chatops tooling, when it triggers an alert you know you have a problem

  7. Detect Vulnerable Log4J Websites with CanaryTokens

    On this episode of HakByte, Alex Lynd demonstrates how to test if web applications are vulnerable to the Log4Shell exploit, using CanaryTokens.

    #HakByte #Log4J #Log4Shell #CanaryTokens

    youtube.com/watch?v=qjA_vc9Ua5

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