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Gain Your Attack Surface Visibility
Stop wondering where your next cyber threat will come from.
Aumint’s attack surface report gives you comprehensive visibility into your entire attack surface – Technological and Human risks.
Imagine knowing every potential entry point a hacker could use – before they do. We empower you to:
- Identify digital and physical assets: Uncover every server, application, cloud instance, and employees fraud risks.
- Understand your vulnerabilities: Pinpoint weaknesses across your infrastructure and human resources.
- Proactively strengthen defenses: Implement targeted security measures.
- Reduce your risk: Minimize the likelihood of costly breaches and disruptive operational impacts.
- Safeguard your valuable assets and reputation: Protect your data, intellectual property, and the trust your customers place in you.
Employees risks covered in the report :
- Publicly Visible Sensitive Information on Social Media: Employees sharing details about their work, colleagues, projects, or internal company events on public social media profiles (e.g., LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, and more), inadvertently revealing sensitive information.
- Using Company Email for High-Risk Personal Registrations: Registering for non-work-related services, especially on insecure or illicit websites (e.g., adult sites, unverified forums, illegal download sites), with their company email address, linking the company to potentially malicious platforms and increasing risks.
- Oversharing Professional Details on Job Boards/Forums: Posting detailed resumes or participating in professional forums where they disclose specific internal technologies, software versions, or organizational structures that could be exploited.
- Accidental Exposure of Credentials: Pasting or discussing passwords or access keys in publicly accessible forums, code repositories (like a public GitHub Gist), or collaborative documents with incorrect sharing settings.
- Leaked Personal Information Linked to Work: Personal data breaches (e.g., from a third-party service where they used their company email or a work-related password variant) expose credentials or personal details that could be leveraged for social engineering against the company.
- Participation in Publicly Archived Mailing Lists or Groups with Company Email: Company email addresses appearing in archives of public mailing lists or forums, making them targets for spam, phishing, and reconnaissance.
- Disclosure of Geolocation Data Linked to Company Activity: Publicly sharing check-ins at company locations, sensitive off-site meetings, or travel patterns that could reveal confidential business activities or make individuals targets.
Technical risks covered by this report
- Exposed Unpatched Servers: Systems, applications, or network devices running outdated software with known Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) that attackers can exploit.
- Exposed Management Interfaces: Administrative interfaces for servers, network devices (routers, firewalls), or cloud services (e.g., RDP, SSH, Kubernetes Dashboard) being accessible from the public internet.
- Misconfigured Cloud Storage: Publicly accessible cloud storage buckets (e.g., AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage) containing company data.
- Open Ports and Unnecessary Services: Unneeded network ports left open on internet-facing systems or services that are not essential for business operations.
- Default Credentials: Systems or applications using weak, easily guessable, or default factory credentials for administrative access.
- Lack of or Improperly Configured SSL/TLS Certificates: Web applications or services operating without encryption (HTTP instead of HTTPS) or using expired, misconfigured, or weak SSL/TLS certificates.
- Exposed Databases: Databases containing sensitive information directly accessible online without adequate authentication, authorization, or network segmentation.
- DNS Misconfigurations: Issues like dangling DNS records pointing to de-provisioned services (subdomain takeover risk), lack of DNSSEC, or misconfigured SPF/DKIM/DMARC records.
- Vulnerable APIs: Publicly exposed APIs (Application Programming Interfaces).
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