Playing with @Azure Defender IOT network sensor appliance and its 🔥 Drop a VM and get a device inventory quickly. Huge library of ICS/OT/SCADA protocols. On my test network it did a great job. You can then scan your inventory firmware for vulns with #refirmlabs
If you have an extra NIC run the VM on your home network and scan all your home IOT with the preview and then freak out
@Azure automatic firmware scanning along with automatic IOT device inventory is game changer, especially for appliances where have you no chance of installing an agent and the firmware is probably some custom Linux patched once 5 years ago...
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I have gotten to the point where I am maintaining my own forks of firmware and OS for all my routers, switches, and servers. I have a weekend reminder to merge fixes and spin builds - how did i get here.
@SwiftOnSecurity@BillDemirkapi@mattifestation WDAC policies work on both 10-11 with no hardware requirements down to the home SKU despite some FUD misinformation i have seen so it should be your first choice. Create a policy with the Wizard and then add a deny rule or allow specific versions of Nvidia if you need
I think people are going to excited (and scared) about getting a look at all the vulns in their BMC and SSD firmware with a virustotal-like web submission. With WFH I have been scanning all the stuff on my home network and it’s been enlightening :)
basically if you know how to use virustotal, with Refirm you can now find real bugs in just about any firmware file. Just download it from the mfg site and drag and drop. I think its going to really open peoples eyes, and show what's been ignored for far to long.
unlike most security start ups I have met, @RefirmLabs was no BS and within 10 minutes of meeting with them I could already use their product (on my own) and had an automated pen test report that was approaching the quality of one of our human pen testers.