Fortify Your Digital Defenses with NATIVEDEFENCE's VAPT Services: Elevate Your Cybersecurity Today!
At NativeDefence, we serve as your unwavering partner in strengthening your digital security. With a well-established history of excellence in Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT), we are wholeheartedly dedicated to fortifying your organization's defenses. Discover the depth of NativeDefence's proficiency and how it can safeguard your invaluable digital assets.
Vulnerability Assessment
Uncover vulnerabilities in your digital infrastructure proactively, beating potential attackers at their own game. Our comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment meticulously identifies weaknesses, empowering you to address and prioritize remediation effectively for enhanced security.
Penetration Testing
Our team of ethical hackers specializes in emulating real-world cyberattacks, rigorously testing the resilience of your systems. Through Penetration Testing, we reveal vulnerabilities that automated scans might overlook, guaranteeing the fortification of your defenses.
Goals & Objectives
Goal: To identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities in the target environment.
Objective: To improve the overall security posture, reduce risks, and prevent potential security breaches.
1. Scope:
Goal: Define the boundaries and limitations of the VAPT assessment.
Objective: Clearly outline what systems, applications, and networks will be tested, along with the specific goals and constraints.
2. Information Gathering:
Goal: Collect essential information about the target environment.
Objective: To understand the target's architecture, potential attack surface, and initial reconnaissance of assets.
3. Vulnerability Detection:
Goal: Identify security weaknesses, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities.
Objective: Use automated scanning tools and manual testing to discover common and unique security issues.
4. Information Analysis and Planning:
Goal: Analyze the gathered information and plan the penetration testing.
Objective: To evaluate the potential risks and prioritize testing efforts.
5. Privilege Escalation:
Goal: Attempt to escalate privileges and gain deeper access to systems.
Objective: To explore the extent of potential breaches and assess the level of risk.
6. Result Analysis:
Goal: Analyze the outcomes and impact of the vulnerabilities identified.
Objective: Understand the significance and potential consequences of the security weaknesses.
7. Reporting:
Goal: Document and communicate the findings and recommendations.
Objective: Create a clear and actionable report for the organization's stakeholders.
8. Cleanup:
Goal: Ensure that no unintentional damage is done during the testing.
Objective: Clean up and restore any changes made during the penetration testing.
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Industries We Safeguard:
Healthcare
NATIVEDEFENCE ensures the security of healthcare systems, safeguarding patient data and ensuring compliance with strict healthcare regulations. Trust us for the confidentiality of sensitive patient information.
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Finance
Empower your financial institution with NATIVEDEFENCE's finance-focused VAPT services. Enhance the security of financial transactions and protect sensitive data from cyber threats.
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Government
Government agencies trust NATIVEDEFENCE as their comprehensive VAPT partner. We secure critical infrastructure and protect sensitive government data to ensure national security.
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E-commerce
Trust NATIVEDEFENCE to secure your e-commerce platform. Our VAPT services form the foundation of online business security, safeguarding customer data and maintaining trust.
Threat Intel
Summary of significant threat intelligence.
1. Oracle WebLogic Server (Critical)
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Affected Application: Oracle WebLogic Server
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CVE: CVE-2024-38939
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Version: Affects versions prior to 12.2.1.4.0
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Vulnerability: Remote Code Execution (RCE) in Oracle WebLogic Server due to an unsafe deserialization flaw.
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Impact: An attacker could execute arbitrary code via a specially crafted serialized object.
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Recommendation: Immediately upgrade to version 12.2.1.4.0 or later.
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Remediation: Apply Oracle's October 2024 security patch which addresses this vulnerability. Ensure network segmentation to limit exposure, and disable deserialization of untrusted data wherever possible.
2. Apache Tomcat (High)
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Affected Application: Apache Tomcat
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CVE: CVE-2024-32189
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Version: Affects versions 9.0.50 and earlier
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Vulnerability: Information disclosure due to incorrect handling of request headers.
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Impact: Sensitive information, such as session IDs, could be leaked.
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Recommendation: Update to Apache Tomcat version 10.1.11 or later.
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Remediation: Review and tighten the security of headers, and ensure that HTTP headers are handled securely by updating to the latest version.
3. Cisco ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance) (Moderate)
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Affected Application: Cisco ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance)
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CVE: CVE-2024-56783
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Version: All versions prior to 9.16
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Vulnerability: Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack via malformed IP packets.
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Impact: Remote attackers could send specially crafted packets to crash the VPN service, leading to a DoS.
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Recommendation: Upgrade to Cisco ASA version 9.16 or higher.
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Remediation: Apply the patch provided by Cisco in their advisory. Implement rate-limiting and intrusion prevention system (IPS) rules to detect and block malformed packets.
4. VMware vCenter Server (Critical)
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Affected Application: VMware vCenter Server
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CVE: CVE-2024-43219
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Version: Versions prior to 7.0u3e
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Vulnerability: Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in the vSphere client.
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Impact: A remote attacker could execute arbitrary code by exploiting a vulnerability in the vSphere Web Client.
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Recommendation: Update VMware vCenter to version 7.0u3e or newer.
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Remediation: Apply VMware's patch immediately, restrict access to the vCenter interface, and consider placing it behind a VPN.
5. Google Chrome (High)
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Affected Application: Google Chrome
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CVE: CVE-2024-12459
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Version: Prior to version 118.0.5993.88
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Vulnerability: Out-of-bounds memory write in Chrome's V8 engine.
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Impact: Could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code in the context of the browser.
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Recommendation: Update to Google Chrome version 118.0.5993.88 or later.
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Remediation: Chrome automatically updates itself, but ensure auto-updates are enabled and verify the update by navigating to “About Google Chrome.”