[Infographic] Exploiting RFI Attacks 101

•

0 j'aime•615 vues

Did you know that remote file inclusion (RFI) was among the four most prevalent Web application attacks in 2011? Why is RFI so attractive to hackers? Quite simply, with RFI a hacker can take over a Web server. This infographic illustrates the steps of an RFI attack as well as how organizations can successfully mitigate an RFI attack.

[Infographic] Exploiting RFI Attacks 101

Contenu connexe

En vedette

The application threat landscape can be described as a cyber war. In this report, we explore the technical details of this war. This Web Application Attack Report identifies how many attacks a typical application can expect to suffer annually. In addition, it exposes which countries perpetrated the most attacks and compares application risks by industry. Most importantly, this report reveals the underlying distribution of attacks, presenting an accurate picture of today’s application threat landscape.

Web Application Attack Report, Edition #4

Web Application Attack Report, Edition #4

Web Application Attack Report, Edition #4

Is your database environment growing rapidly? Is your organization at greater risk from outside hacks and compromised user accounts? An organization needs to know how to effectively monitor databases in order to prevent data loss, and significantly reduce the time to discover security risks and minimize potential damage. View this presentation and learn how to: - Detect and block cyber security events in real-time - Protect large and diverse database environments - Extend data monitoring to your Big Data and AWS environments - Simplify compliance enforcements and reporting

More databases. More hackers.

More databases. More hackers.

More databases. More hackers.

As SharePoint gains traction in your organization, users quickly create new sites and add data to help them share information and work more efficiently. Before you know it, sensitive files are spread throughout SharePoint and security becomes crucial. Are you aware of - and prepared to stop - all the SharePoint security risks that are out there? SharePoint is a complex, far-reaching system that's exposed internally and externally. With increased reliance on SharePoint comes multiple security risks, some obvious and some you wouldn't have imagined. Review this presentation to learn about some of the most surprising risks in SharePoint, uncovered by Imperva's security experts, including: (1) the six most surprising SharePoint threats including compromised insiders and search engine data leakage; (2) real-world examples of each threat; (3) practical methods for addressing these risks

6 Most Surprising SharePoint Security Risks

6 Most Surprising SharePoint Security Risks

6 Most Surprising SharePoint Security Risks

Imperva's dedicated research organization, the Application Defense Center (ADC), constantly monitors hackers - and their attack methods - to isolate the most relevant attack campaigns. Based on this research data, the ADC has identified the top trends poised to have the most significant impact on the security landscape in 2014. This presentation outlines the trends that will resonate across the globe in the upcoming year like the return of compromised web servers, the rise of cloud platform breaches, and the spread of 3rd party application vulnerabilities.

Top Security Trends for 2014

Top Security Trends for 2014

Top Security Trends for 2014

In the battle to defend your data you have an edge over the hacker that can prevent or minimize the damage of a database breach. You have the advantage of operating within your own environment and can deploy automated surveillance capabilities to watch sensitive data. When a hacker breaches the firewall or compromises a privileged user they are beyond the reach of most security measures. Only a data centric solution that directly monitors data access will be able to spot and stop the abnormal activity. View this presentation to learn how SecureSphere data protection solutions can help you improve your security profile and protect your company against a database breach.

Database monitoring - First and Last Line of Defense

Database monitoring - First and Last Line of Defense

Database monitoring - First and Last Line of Defense

During every hour of every day, cyber criminals silently bypass traditional perimeter controls. They use millions of stolen user credentials to takeover Web application accounts, access sensitive applications, steal confidential data, and conduct fraudulent transactions. According to the latest Verizon DBIR report, over 50% of Web application attacks launched by organized crime in 2014 involved stolen credentials. View this presentation to learn why real-time threat intelligence is the key to preventing Web account takeover attacks.

Stop Account Takeover Attacks, Right in their Tracks

Stop Account Takeover Attacks, Right in their Tracks

Stop Account Takeover Attacks, Right in their Tracks

In this report, we demonstrate a new type of attack we call “Man in the Cloud” (MITC). These MITC attacks rely on common file synchronization services (such as GoogleDrive and Dropbox) as their infrastructure for command and control (C&C), data exfiltration, and remote access. Without using any exploits, we show how simple re-configuration of these services can turn them into a devastating attack tool that is not easily detected by common security measures. Since most organizations either allow their users to use file synchronization services, or even rely on these services as part of their business toolbox, we think that MITC attacks will become prevalent in the wild. As a result, we encourage enterprises to shift the focus of their security effort from preventing infections and endpoint protection to securing their business data and applications at the source.

Man in the Cloud Attacks

Man in the Cloud Attacks

Man in the Cloud Attacks

Automation of Web Application Attacks

Automation of Web Application Attacks

Automation of Web Application Attacks

This presentation explores the current DDoS attack landscape, it covers the basics of DDoS attacks, current trends including the most recent results from the newly published 2015 Imperva Incapsula DDoS Report. It also discusses a detailed analysis of one of today’s modern, multi-vector DDoS attacks. While dissecting this DDoS attack, this presentation explores the anatomy and timeline of the attack, as well as the steps used to mitigate each phase of the assault. This session will close with a review of the aspects of effective DDoS protection solutions used to combat these sophisticated denial of service attacks.

An Inside Look at a Sophisticated, Multi-vector DDoS Attack

An Inside Look at a Sophisticated, Multi-vector DDoS Attack

An Inside Look at a Sophisticated, Multi-vector DDoS Attack

The rise in high-profile breaches demonstrates that traditional security defenses are no longer enough. Endpoint and network security cannot defend against sophisticated attacks or compromised insiders. View this presentation and learn: - Why traditional security measures fail to stop web attacks and data breaches - How modernized best practices safeguard against web application attacks - What strategies enable scalable data protection and simplified audits

Why Network and Endpoint Security Isn’t Enough

Why Network and Endpoint Security Isn’t Enough

Why Network and Endpoint Security Isn’t Enough

With the rapid growth of volumetric DDoS threats, even the largest networks, equipped with carrier grade hardware and with huge amounts of bandwidth at their disposal, are at risk of being taken down by a large DDoS attack. Volumetric DDoS threats are leading many financial institutions, service providers, and other large organizations on a search for solutions that can scale DDoS protection beyond their existing network capabilities, and into the Terabit level. Learn: - Expected trends in the evolving DDoS landscape over the next 12-36 months - Important considerations when selecting your DDoS protection technology - How to prepare your organization to detect and respond to a DDoS attack

Preparing for the Imminent Terabit DDoS Attack

Preparing for the Imminent Terabit DDoS Attack

Preparing for the Imminent Terabit DDoS Attack

Web Applications Under Attack: Why Network Security Solutions Leave You Exposed

Web Applications Under Attack: Why Network Security Solutions Leave You Exposed

Web Applications Under Attack: Why Network Security Solutions Leave You Exposed

Organizations continue to move their data and apps to the cloud and cybercriminals see this move as a huge opportunity. Both Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure provide basic security measures to protect infrastructure resources. But, did you know it’s the customer’s responsibility to secure their assets hosted in both environments? View this presentation and learn what security measures you should take to protect your data and apps hosted in AWS and Azure.

Protect Your Data and Apps in the Public Cloud

Protect Your Data and Apps in the Public Cloud

Protect Your Data and Apps in the Public Cloud

Exploding data growth doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice data security or compliance readiness. The more clarity you have into where your sensitive data is and who is accessing it, the easier it is to secure and meet compliance regulations. Walk through this presentation to learn how to: - Detect and block cyber security events in real-time - Protect large and diverse data environments - Simplify compliance enforcements and reporting - Take control of escalating costs.

More Databases. More Hackers. More Audits.

More Databases. More Hackers. More Audits.

More Databases. More Hackers. More Audits.

Hackers, Cyber Crime and Espionage

Hackers, Cyber Crime and Espionage

Hackers, Cyber Crime and Espionage

Gartner MQ for Web App Firewall Webinar

Gartner MQ for Web App Firewall Webinar

Gartner MQ for Web App Firewall Webinar

Hacking HTTP/2: New attacks on the Internet’s Next Generation Foundation

Hacking HTTP/2: New attacks on the Internet’s Next Generation Foundation

Hacking HTTP/2: New attacks on the Internet’s Next Generation Foundation

Organizations of all sizes face a universal security threat from today’s organized hacking industry. Why? Hackers have decreased costs and expanded their reach with tools and technologies that allow for automated attacks against Web applications. This presentation will detail key insights from the Imperva Application Defense Center annual Web Application Attack Report. View this presentation for an in-depth view of the threat landscape for the year. We will: - Discuss hacking trends and shifts - Provide breach analysis by geography, industry, and attack type - Detail next steps for improved security controls and risk management processes

The State of Application Security: Hackers On Steroids

The State of Application Security: Hackers On Steroids

The State of Application Security: Hackers On Steroids

With mega-breaches like Anthem, OPM, IRS, Ashley Madison, UCLA Health and TalkTalk all within the past 12 months, chances are your data has been targeted. What does this mean for 2016? Review this presentation and learn: • Why cyber attacks continue to increase in sophistication, magnitude and velocity • What trends will have the largest and smallest impact on cyber security in 2016 • Why cloud-based apps and the Internet of Things have transformed cyber security • How you can protect your organization from attacks from the inside

Top Cyber Security Trends for 2016

Top Cyber Security Trends for 2016

Top Cyber Security Trends for 2016

En vedette (19)

Web Application Attack Report, Edition #4

Web Application Attack Report, Edition #4

Web Application Attack Report, Edition #4

More databases. More hackers.

More databases. More hackers.

More databases. More hackers.

6 Most Surprising SharePoint Security Risks

6 Most Surprising SharePoint Security Risks

6 Most Surprising SharePoint Security Risks

Top Security Trends for 2014

Top Security Trends for 2014

Top Security Trends for 2014

Database monitoring - First and Last Line of Defense

Database monitoring - First and Last Line of Defense

Database monitoring - First and Last Line of Defense

Stop Account Takeover Attacks, Right in their Tracks

Stop Account Takeover Attacks, Right in their Tracks

Stop Account Takeover Attacks, Right in their Tracks

Man in the Cloud Attacks

Man in the Cloud Attacks

Man in the Cloud Attacks

Automation of Web Application Attacks

Automation of Web Application Attacks

Automation of Web Application Attacks

An Inside Look at a Sophisticated, Multi-vector DDoS Attack

An Inside Look at a Sophisticated, Multi-vector DDoS Attack

An Inside Look at a Sophisticated, Multi-vector DDoS Attack

Why Network and Endpoint Security Isn’t Enough

Why Network and Endpoint Security Isn’t Enough

Why Network and Endpoint Security Isn’t Enough

Preparing for the Imminent Terabit DDoS Attack

Preparing for the Imminent Terabit DDoS Attack

Preparing for the Imminent Terabit DDoS Attack

Web Applications Under Attack: Why Network Security Solutions Leave You Exposed

Web Applications Under Attack: Why Network Security Solutions Leave You Exposed

Web Applications Under Attack: Why Network Security Solutions Leave You Exposed

Protect Your Data and Apps in the Public Cloud

Protect Your Data and Apps in the Public Cloud

Protect Your Data and Apps in the Public Cloud

More Databases. More Hackers. More Audits.

More Databases. More Hackers. More Audits.

More Databases. More Hackers. More Audits.

Hackers, Cyber Crime and Espionage

Hackers, Cyber Crime and Espionage

Hackers, Cyber Crime and Espionage

Gartner MQ for Web App Firewall Webinar

Gartner MQ for Web App Firewall Webinar

Gartner MQ for Web App Firewall Webinar

Hacking HTTP/2: New attacks on the Internet’s Next Generation Foundation

Hacking HTTP/2: New attacks on the Internet’s Next Generation Foundation

Hacking HTTP/2: New attacks on the Internet’s Next Generation Foundation

The State of Application Security: Hackers On Steroids

The State of Application Security: Hackers On Steroids

The State of Application Security: Hackers On Steroids

Top Cyber Security Trends for 2016

Top Cyber Security Trends for 2016

Top Cyber Security Trends for 2016

Plus de Imperva

Cybersecurity and Healthcare - HIMSS 2018 Survey

Cybersecurity and Healthcare - HIMSS 2018 Survey

Cybersecurity and Healthcare - HIMSS 2018 Survey

API Security Survey

API Security Survey

API Security Survey

Imperva ppt

In this presentation, Imperva researchers explore the dynamics of credential theft. The team reversed a phishing hook to hack and track phishers using the same methods that phishers use on their victims. The presentation explores questions such as how long it takes from takeover to exploitation, what the attacker looks for in the hacked account, which decoys attract their attention, and what security practices they use to cover their tracks. Check out the slides and read the report to learn about real-world takeover stories and best practices for breach detection and remediation to protect your data. Read the full report: https://www.imperva.com/DefenseCenter/HackerIntelligenceReports

Beyond takeover: stories from a hacked account

Beyond takeover: stories from a hacked account

Beyond takeover: stories from a hacked account

Here are the highlights of our research on do-it-yourself kits for phishing attacks, allowing attackers to quickly and elegantly mount a phishing campaign. These slides present examples of phishing kits, reviews their main capabilities, and shows a statistical and clustering analysis of our collection of phishing kits. The main goal of our research is to shed light on the dynamics of phishing and the distribution of phishing kits in the underground community

Research: From zero to phishing in 60 seconds

Research: From zero to phishing in 60 seconds

Research: From zero to phishing in 60 seconds

Co-Founder & CTO of Imperva, Amichai Shulman, discusses how recognizing the security narrative in your web-application is a big challenge. On the one hand security products are getting more sensitive and are detecting even minor anomalies in incoming web traffic, while on the other hand attacks are becoming more automated and traffic intensive. As a result, security operators find themselves sifting through hundreds of thousands of individual alert messages per day, striving to know what the “#@$%” is going on. These slides present our innovative system that groups individual alerts from a web application firewall into attack narratives. They also present real-world cases and show results.

Making Sense of Web Attacks: From Alerts to Narratives

Making Sense of Web Attacks: From Alerts to Narratives

Making Sense of Web Attacks: From Alerts to Narratives

How We Blocked a 650Gb DDoS Attack Over Lunch

How We Blocked a 650Gb DDoS Attack Over Lunch

How We Blocked a 650Gb DDoS Attack Over Lunch

Survey: Insider Threats and Cyber Security

Survey: Insider Threats and Cyber Security

Survey: Insider Threats and Cyber Security

Companies Aware, but Not Prepared for GDPR

Companies Aware, but Not Prepared for GDPR

Companies Aware, but Not Prepared for GDPR

This presentation, Ransomware Rising, details the results of a survey of security professionals taken at RSA 2017, the world’s largest security conference, exploring their experiences with ransomware. Conducted Feb. 13-17, at RSA 2017, the in-person survey is based on responses from 170 attendees including IT professionals, managers and executives from the U.S. (77 percent), EMEA (13 percent) and other regions (11 percent). To learn more about preventing ransomware visit, http://bit.ly/2nwKICL

Rise of Ransomware

Rise of Ransomware

Rise of Ransomware

7 Tips to Protect Your Data from Contractors and Privileged Vendors

7 Tips to Protect Your Data from Contractors and Privileged Vendors

7 Tips to Protect Your Data from Contractors and Privileged Vendors

SEO Botnet Sophistication

SEO Botnet Sophistication

SEO Botnet Sophistication

Phishing Made Easy

Phishing Made Easy

Phishing Made Easy

Imperva 2017 Cyber Threat Defense Report

Imperva 2017 Cyber Threat Defense Report

Imperva 2017 Cyber Threat Defense Report

Combat Payment Card Attacks with WAF and Threat Intelligence

Combat Payment Card Attacks with WAF and Threat Intelligence

Combat Payment Card Attacks with WAF and Threat Intelligence

HTTP/2: Faster Doesn't Mean Safer, Attack Surface Growing Exponentially

HTTP/2: Faster Doesn't Mean Safer, Attack Surface Growing Exponentially

HTTP/2: Faster Doesn't Mean Safer, Attack Surface Growing Exponentially

Get Going With Your GDPR Plan

Get Going With Your GDPR Plan

Get Going With Your GDPR Plan

Cyber Criminal's Path To Your Data

Cyber Criminal's Path To Your Data

Cyber Criminal's Path To Your Data

Combat Today's Threats With A Single Platform For App and Data Security

Combat Today's Threats With A Single Platform For App and Data Security

Combat Today's Threats With A Single Platform For App and Data Security

Plus de Imperva (19)

Cybersecurity and Healthcare - HIMSS 2018 Survey

Cybersecurity and Healthcare - HIMSS 2018 Survey

Cybersecurity and Healthcare - HIMSS 2018 Survey

API Security Survey

API Security Survey

API Security Survey

Imperva ppt

Beyond takeover: stories from a hacked account

Beyond takeover: stories from a hacked account

Beyond takeover: stories from a hacked account

Research: From zero to phishing in 60 seconds

Research: From zero to phishing in 60 seconds

Research: From zero to phishing in 60 seconds

Making Sense of Web Attacks: From Alerts to Narratives

Making Sense of Web Attacks: From Alerts to Narratives

Making Sense of Web Attacks: From Alerts to Narratives

How We Blocked a 650Gb DDoS Attack Over Lunch

How We Blocked a 650Gb DDoS Attack Over Lunch

How We Blocked a 650Gb DDoS Attack Over Lunch

Survey: Insider Threats and Cyber Security

Survey: Insider Threats and Cyber Security

Survey: Insider Threats and Cyber Security

Companies Aware, but Not Prepared for GDPR

Companies Aware, but Not Prepared for GDPR

Companies Aware, but Not Prepared for GDPR

Rise of Ransomware

Rise of Ransomware

Rise of Ransomware

7 Tips to Protect Your Data from Contractors and Privileged Vendors

7 Tips to Protect Your Data from Contractors and Privileged Vendors

7 Tips to Protect Your Data from Contractors and Privileged Vendors

SEO Botnet Sophistication

SEO Botnet Sophistication

SEO Botnet Sophistication

Phishing Made Easy

Phishing Made Easy

Phishing Made Easy

Imperva 2017 Cyber Threat Defense Report

Imperva 2017 Cyber Threat Defense Report

Imperva 2017 Cyber Threat Defense Report

Combat Payment Card Attacks with WAF and Threat Intelligence

Combat Payment Card Attacks with WAF and Threat Intelligence

Combat Payment Card Attacks with WAF and Threat Intelligence

HTTP/2: Faster Doesn't Mean Safer, Attack Surface Growing Exponentially

HTTP/2: Faster Doesn't Mean Safer, Attack Surface Growing Exponentially

HTTP/2: Faster Doesn't Mean Safer, Attack Surface Growing Exponentially

Get Going With Your GDPR Plan

Get Going With Your GDPR Plan

Get Going With Your GDPR Plan

Cyber Criminal's Path To Your Data

Cyber Criminal's Path To Your Data

Cyber Criminal's Path To Your Data

Combat Today's Threats With A Single Platform For App and Data Security

Combat Today's Threats With A Single Platform For App and Data Security

Combat Today's Threats With A Single Platform For App and Data Security