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by RawInfoSec
3728 days ago
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Forgot to mention, the RevSlider exploit used on your demo video will not give full access to the system as you stated. It'll give only access which the web server is currently executing as; www-data has no access beyond the webroot. So your engaging in FUD as well. I'm not sure why you've decided that they had no firewall in place before. You're not offering any data to support this other than the clear change in hosting which recently took place. This shows a reaction which is perfectly normal, it shows nothing in terms of firewalls. All I am seeing is speculation after speculation in your article, with absolutely zero forensic evidence of your claim. You're not even addressing the fact that their Exchange server running an older OWA was running an improperly configured SSL certificate which left SSLv3 enabled, leaving it wide open to DROWN. I'm also seeing many thanks in your comments, and seeing folks mention buying into your product. What I don't see though is you setting these people straight that WordFence is only a tiny part of a much larger solution and that WordFence would have done absolutely nothing to prevent this breach. I'm also not seeing my comment either, but that's okay. |
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