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    Resecurity Blog

    resecurity.com · Company blog · on HN since 2019

    Resecurity's blog publishes threat intelligence on data breaches, ransomware, phishing kits, and dark web sales of stolen data.

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    What HN says

    HN commenters are skeptical of the firm, calling its site a red flag, noting vague 'dark web' claims and an exposed uploads directory.

    Stats for nerds
    15HN people shared it
    8linked in comments
    15story points
    May 2024last shared
    2019people per year2024

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    What HN people wrote when they linked it

    • eikxyzMar 2019

      1 Resecurity's wordpress site has directory listing turned on. Most content on the website seems to have been uploaded in february.
      2 The services that does the press releases looks suspicious.
      3 The second service also looks suspicious
      4 Golden Bridge Silver and Gold Award winners... Anyone heard of this? Seems they sell thophies

      [1] https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/
      [2] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/resecurity-names-ian-cook-as-strategic-adviser-300705772.html
      [3] https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190226005414/en/Resecurity-Recognized-Cybersecurity-Excellence-Awards-Forensics-Risk/
      [4] https://goldenbridgeawards.com/store/

      Looks like a fish, smells like a fish

    • chiasMar 2019

      They also seem to have stolen a number of graphics on their website. If you check their filenames, they have the default filename of when you take a screenshot on OSX. Then take this one for example:

      https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Screen-Shot-2019-03-07-at-1.14.07-PM.png

      Throw it into Google's reverse image search and you'll find the graphic if was cut out of:

      https://www.incimages.com/uploaded_files/image/970x450/Finance_Blockchain_364306.jpg

    • yieldcrvMay 2024

      > have been made available for free on the dark web

      where on the dark web? that's the same as saying "on the internet" or "on social media"

      edit: source article states Breach Forum

      https://www.resecurity.com/blog/article/massive-dump-of-hacked-salvadorean-headshots-and-pii-highlights-growing-threat-actor-interest-in-biometric-data

    • zenexerMar 2019

      It was linked from https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/, which is a common and public URL, and anything uploaded there is intended to be public. Of course, whoever uploaded it either wasn't aware or didn't think it through--maybe they thought nobody would ever visit that page.

      As you can see, the link is gone now.

    • technionMar 2019

      Thanks for finding that. This image from their directory listing (maybe on their site somewhere but I couldn't find it) shows me at least something about their offering - looks like another dark web breach alerting service.

      https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/slide-3.png

    • beepboopbeepMar 2019

      The text on the site alone is a red flag. It might as well be Latin gibberish. And the "awards" aren't linked to anything. Some of them are just silly, like this one: https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/award-4.png

      which was apparently uploaded last month...

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