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Professionally Evil Perspective Podcast:Misconfigurations and Default Credentials

April 17, 2013 September 11, 2015 / Leave a Comment

So we are at it again! James Jardine, Jason Wood and I were at BSides Orlando this weekend and decided to take the opportunity to record the latest episode of the Professionally Evil Perspective (even if Jason doesn’t necessarily remember the title of the podcast completely!). As with the previous ones, we try to dig …

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Admin Consoles, Default Creds, and Sweet Pwnage

March 7, 2013 September 11, 2015 / By Secure Ideas / Leave a Comment

When performing internal network penetration tests, one thing that really gets us excited is finding administrative consoles. Tomcat and PHPMyAdmin are two of the most common that I’ve found from my experience. The reason we get excited is that many of these consoles have never had the default credentials changed. Why? Because they’re on the …

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