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mchrisos_Censys
mchrisos_CensysCensys Team
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The Persistent Threat of Salt Typhoon: Tracking Exposures of Potentially Targeted Devices

If you think Salt Typhoon has moved on—you might want to double-check your attack surface. We’re still seeing critical telecom infrastructure exposed to active targeting. Find out what we uncovered (and what you should be looking for) in the new research team blog: https://censys.com/blog/the-persistent-threat-of-salt-typhoon-tracking-exposures-of-potentially-targeted-devices

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MattK_Censys
MattK_CensysCensys Community Manager
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Explore the attack surface of industrial control systems in the 2024 State of the Internet Report

In their third annual State of the Internet Report, the Censys Research Team is back with fresh insights into the state of internet security and its implications for organizations and their security teams.This year, the team focuses specifically on the security of Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to understand the extent of exposures across these Internet-connected devices, many of which are relevant to critical infrastructure operations.Check out the report here. If you have any questions for the research team, feel free to ask them here!

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MattK_Censys
MattK_CensysCensys Community Manager
posted in Security news
Censys in the news: ICS research covered in Bloomberg

Some of the work our research team has conducted about industrial control systems (ICS) recently got some love in Bloomberg, check it out here!Our team has published an initial blog about the research on our site as well. There’s more we will be able to share about ICS infra later this year - stay tuned!

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MattK_Censys
MattK_CensysCensys Community Manager
posted in Security news
New MOVEit auth bypass vulnerabilities and tracking MOVEit exposures over time

The Censys Research Team published an article yesterday about new auth bypass vulnerabilities affecting MOVEit Transfer and Gateway products, examining the state of exposed services roughly a year on from publication of a different SQL injection vulnerability associated with MOVEit Transfer.Check out the team’s dashboard exploring exposed MOVEit services over time here and learn more in the article here. The dashboard utilizes this Hosts Search query to identify exposed services: services.software.product: "MOVEit Transfer" and not labels: {tarpit, honeypot, truncated} If you have questions about this research, let us know and we’ll tag in the Censys team!

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MorganP_Censys
MorganP_CensysCensys Team
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Recently Issued (probably not) Crowdstrike Certs 👀 🐟

https://search.censys.io/search?resource=certificates&q=crowdstrike+and+ct.entries.va[…]+and+not+parsed.issuer.organization%3D%60CrowdStrike+Inc.%60

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