Azure Sentinel at Home
A red teamer goes blue to describe how to be your own SOC by configuring Azure Sentinel to capture events from your home lab.
A red teamer goes blue to describe how to be your own SOC by configuring Azure Sentinel to capture events from your home lab.
Recently, I decided to try Azure Sentinel out on my home lab network to get a better understanding of how it’s deployed and used. Once I get some spare cycles, I plan to write up my experience deploying sensors and adding data connectors for my network [now available here], but …
Yet another talk I gave in 2020 is now online! Check out my slideshow roulette presentation of Jos Weyer and Holly Poer’s Impressioning deck I gave on extremely short notice at BSides Seattle 2020 back in October.
If you didn’t have a chance to see my talk on master key attacks at last year’s Layer 8 conference, it’s now available for viewing on YouTube. Enjoy!
For the past six months, I’ve been focused on a project I hope to share with everyone very soon. In the meantime I took a break a couple of days ago to work on building a progressive set of American 1305 locks – removing 1, 2, and 3 pins from …
My SANS keynote talk on cloud red teaming has been shared on YouTube here. I’ve also posted the slides for it here. Enjoy!
Today I’ll be giving an updated talk on attacks against master keyed systems at the TOOOL virtual Lock Pick Village at the Layer 8 Conference at 10 AM Pacific/1 PM Eastern. I hope you’ll be able to attend!
If you are interested in cloud security, take a look at the 2020 SANS Cloud Summit coming up at the end of May. In addition to some greats SANS courses, like 545, they are also hosting a virtual CTF and have a series of speakers to kick off the event. …
Join us Sunday, March 8 at 1:00 PM at Black Lodge Research in Redmond, WA for Seattle Locksport‘s first lock impressioning meetup. All experience levels welcome! We’ll have all the gear, locks, and key blanks you need. We’ll be meeting every 2nd Sunday of the month to practice, teach, learn, …
Earlier this month, I spoke at DEF CON 27’s Lock Pick Village on insider attacks that can be executed on master-keyed systems. (Note: Not Master brand locks. 😊) A copy of my slides can be downloaded from: https://burrough.org/papers/Burrough-DC27_Master_Key_Talk.pdf. AbstractAs a lock enthusiast and professional pentester, I think a lot about …