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SAP Security Assessment Methodology Part 3 – Credential Centric Attack Vectors

January 22, 2021 Syed Sajjad Mehdi 0

Before proceeding with this methodology some SAP terminologies are to be understood: Client – A client is a 3-digit number that could be understood as a specific customer. This means [more]

SAP Security Assessment Methodology Part 2 -Credential-less Attack Vectors

December 31, 2020 Syed Sajjad Mehdi 0

You can read Part 1 here.   It may be possible that multiple SAP servers could run across different systems. Identify all the servers before proceeding with the assessment. This [more]

SAP Security Assessment Methodology Part 1 – A Penetration Tester Meets SAP

December 11, 2020 Syed Sajjad Mehdi 2

SAP is a software suite that offers standard business solutions; it is used by thousands of customers across the globe to manage their businesses to manage financial, asset, and cost [more]

Security Assessment of the IBM i (AS 400) System

August 9, 2020 Shashank Gosavi 1

A few months back, I was asked to perform a security assessment of the core banking setup for a bank. The core banking application was hosted on the IBM AS/400 [more]

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PCI DSS Compliance Calendar – Activities and Checklist

March 7, 2016 Udit Pathak 0

Compliance to the PCI DSS standard is mandatory for all entities which store, process or transmit card-holder data associated with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and JCB. As part of this [more]

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