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Synack Red Team
Computer and Network Security
Austin, TX 68,945 followers
The power behind the Synack platform is an elite team of the world's top cybersecurity researchers.
About us
The Synack Red Team is a private freelance security research team that spans 6 continents and over 80 countries. Comprised of some of the most sought after security researchers in the world, the Synack Red Team provides web application, mobile application, and host infrastructure penetration testing engagements. If you’ve got the skills and integrity to run with a different crowd, the Synack Red Team has the opportunity and community to make it worth your while.
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http://www.synack.com/red-team
External link for Synack Red Team
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Austin, TX
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2013
- Specialties
- Penetration Testing and Security Testing
Locations
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Primary
Austin, TX, US
Employees at Synack Red Team
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Synack Red Team reposted this
🇺🇲 Happy 4th of July to our American employees, customers and Synack Red Team members! We hope you enjoy a day filled with family, friends and fireworks! #4thofJuly
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Why should military veterans consider joining the Synack Red Team (SRT), and what does it mean to be a member of this diverse community? SRT member @TitoSantana00 (on X) discusses what led him to apply and speaks on his journey into the world of ethical hacking. He covers which targets are his favorite to test, what advice he’d give to veterans who are considering joining and more. Check it out → https://hubs.ly/Q02DHDPb0 To apply for the Synack Red Team, visit here: https://lnkd.in/g_dJX4Fy
TitoSantana00 - Synack Red Team (SRT) Veteran Interview
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Great overview of Synack, Inc. & Synack Red Team; on #PTaaS from Jay Kaplan!
Synack, Inc.’s unique platform of ethical hackers and AI helps organizations identify and rectify security vulnerabilities. Jay Kaplan, CEO and Co-Founder, discusses the evolution of cyber risks with the rise of AI on #NYSEFloorTalk with Judy Khan Shaw.
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👀 AI chatbots are on the rise, and securing them has never been more important. In this blog, Synack Red Team member Kuldeep Pandya details a vulnerability he found that allowed full access to the database and the underlying filesystem. Read on → https://hubs.ly/Q02yX0sq0 #cybersecurity #pentesting #infosec
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Synack Red Team (SRT) member Ozgur Alp dives into two two real-world MFA bypass techniques via response tampering that were found in the Synack Platform during his time as an SRT member, starting from easiest to complicated. Read the full blog here → https://hubs.ly/Q02v6_Sx0 #cybersecurity #infosec #pentesting
Multi-factor Authentication Bypass Examples via Response Tampering
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Synack Red Team member Malcolm Stagg walks us through the discovery of vulnerability CVE-2024-0333, a critical flaw in Google Chrome. Follow along as he discusses his techniques and what it took to uncover in the latest Exploits Explained → https://hubs.ly/Q02sQcP50 #cybersecurity #pentesting #infosec
Exploits Explained: ZIP embedding attack on Google Chrome extensions
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Four Synack Red Team members, collaborating and working as a team, found four concerning software flaws in ScrutisWeb, a secure solution used for monitoring banking and retail ATM fleets. How were they discovered? 👀 Neil Graves discusses how each vulnerability was detected in this Exploits Explained → https://hubs.ly/Q02p1Z2_0 #cybersecurity #pentesting #infosec
Exploits Explained: Finding Flaws in an ATM Software Tool
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I recently encountered a weird cache deception vulnerability on a Synack Red Team target. I'm very excited to share the details with you all. Also, I'm trying a new blog format this time. I hope you folks like it. Here you go: https://lnkd.in/d7zK28iy Huge thanks to James Kettle for reviewing the blog for technical correctness. Also, many thanks to Parth Jhankharia, Satyam Gothi, Jay Patel, Mukund B., Dishant K., Jigar Thakkar, and Ishika Sharma for proofreading the blog and providing valuable suggestions to make the blog better.
Cache Deception Without Path Confusion
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👾 Check out the new Exploits Explained over on README! From detection to full exploitation, Kuldeep Pandya provides an in-depth look into SQL injections and the methods used to bypass mitigations used to prevent them. #cybersecurity #pentesting #infosec
Exploits Explained has made its way to README! In this first installment, Kuldeep Pandya walks us through overcoming length filters to discover SQL injection vulnerabilities: https://hubs.ly/Q02lfJgC0
Exploits Explained: Defeating length filters to enable SQL injection
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