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Chat with @Ethan_Heilman, CTO of @getBastionZero on how they are adding additional security when accessing remote infrastructure. BastionZero adds an additional separate Multi Factor Authentication into the authentication process and has a unique multi-root security model.
Ethan can be found at:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethan-heilman-39896934/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ethan_Heilman
//Show Notes//
BastionZero's website - https://www.bastionzero.com/
Video on how multiple MFA works with Bastion Zero - https://brakertech.com/aws-systems-manager-session-manager-on-steroids/
Podcast edited and mastered by Charlie Clark, https://www.fiverr.com/chuckaudio
Intro music by Margo Stonebraker
//Chapter Timestamps//
00:00:41 Meet Ethan Heilman
00:01:10 When did you first use a computer?
00:01:29 How did you get into Information Security
00:02:42 Crypto Company to Bastion Zero
00:05:08 Multiparty Computation
00:06:07 Certificate Authorities
00:08:13 AWS PrivateLink/VPC Endpoints
00:10:38 How does Bastion Zero Work?
00:14:55 Shared Responsibility
00:16:50 Dynamic Targets
00:19:46 What does the term "Zero Trust" mean to you?
00:21:01 Proxying HTTP
00:23:17 SELinux
00:23:45 Privileged Access Management
00:27:35 AWS Root Account
00:33:26 Separate Admin Accounts
00:36:12 API Keys
00:40:58 Response for product in the wild?
00:45:11 Stopping Ransomware
00:52:26 Phishing 01:01:21 Modifying Linux Pluggable Authentication Module 01:06:18 Goodbye
Chat with @DevinCasadey, Managing Principal / Global Red Team Lead. Devin's
Certifications: OSCE3 (OSWE, OSEP, OSED), OSCP, OSCE, OSEE, OSWP, eCTHP, GCPN
Devin can be found at:
Hack the Box: https://www.hackthebox.eu/profile/28293
HTB & CTF Team: https://www.hackthebox.eu/teams/profile/1685
Github: https://keramas.github.io/about.html
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devin-casadey-198117b/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DevinCasadey
Show Notes
Don't Roll Your Own: Devin's Writeup for how he decoded the database (referenced in the episode) - https://keramas.github.io/2022/05/03/dont-roll-your-own.html
EvilGinx: Man in the Middle Two Factor Auth - https://github.com/kgretzky/evilginx2
Chapter Timestamps
01:09 -- Why are you passionate about Infosec?
02:17 -- First use a computer?
05:31 -- What are you doing now?
06:16 -- Best way to hone skills?
07:54 -- Difference between Redteaming and Pentesting 09:12 -- Are Pentesters ever asked to emulate APTs?
11:51 -- Do you test different EDR Vendors?
16:18 -- Test Scenario 17:42 -- Do you have to write custom exploits for engagements?
23:31 -- Do you tell vendors you can bypass their EDR product?
26:02 -- Trying to get caught by Security Team 27:21 -- What can customers do to get the most out of a pentesitng engagement?
32:09 -- Pentest Client Behavior 35:56 -- Linux Boxes 37:11 -- Windows Security 40:30 -- Found Machine Already Compromised?
41:44 -- Pentest Planning
43:46 -- Memorable Engagements
47:07 -- Zero Trust
53:44 -- Initial Point of Entry
58:55 -- Okta Breach
01:01:27 -- Triple MFA
01:02:53 -- Avoid Burnout?
01:05:00 -- Joining a Redteam
01:09:44 -- Any Passion Projects?
01:10:21 -- Goodbye
Links:
Podcast Website: https://ephemeralsecuritypodcast.com
Blog: https://brakertech.com
Github: https://github.com/ssstonebraker
Social:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevestonebraker
Twitter: https://twitter.com/brakertech
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