Instagram Hack Blog About Cylance® Cylance uses artificial intelligence to deliver prevention-first, predictive security products and specialized security services that change how organizations approach endpoint security. Cylance’s security solutions provide full spectrum predictive threat prevention and visibility across the enterprise, combatting threats such as malware, ransomware, fileless malware, malicious scripts, weaponized docs, and other attack vectors. With AI based malware prevention, application and script control, memory protection, device policy enforcement, root cause analysis, threat hunting, automated threat detection and response, coupled with expert security services, Cylance can protect endpoints without increasing staff workload or costs. ARP replies, etc.). Do the thing the designers didn’t anticipate to ever happen and you’ll force the system into doing something insecure. So there. Use those four. Now you know where your targets are and the tactics to try. That leaves you with a few options in your grind. If you need more specific examples on you how you would apply these four tactics to real-world, how would you take over your brother’s Instagram account, here’s five common ones to get you started: • Use Inquest and take it from him using shoulder surfing. Just watch him type in his password without him knowing. Use hidden cameras, whatever. As long as you can see him type it in. • Use Intervention and take it from him by sniffing the Wi-Fi he uses, but again, man-in-the-middle attacks are work to set up if it’s not your WiFi. Same with setting up a website that looks like Instagram for him to log into and then captures the password instead and then forwards him onto the real Instagram site so he doesn’t know you took it. • Use Induction by having him use your phone or computer to log into Instagram. Since you control the device you can control the environment and capture anything typed into it. • Use Interaction and have Instagram give it to you by exploiting their process of lost passwords. That takes a little thinking, but if he’s really your brother then you may have access to his email or computer or something else where you can exploit that vector. • Finally, put all four tactics together and mount a multi-stage attack by putting malware on his system. You need a RAT — a remote access trojan — to take over his computer. You’ll also need to know how to get it on his system without his antivirus finding it. If it’s a mobile device you have even more work ahead of you. And if the malware goes rogue and infects other systems or doesn’t respond the way you want it to, then you have way bigger problems. Now I’d like to tell you don’t do things that have worked before because system designers learn from their mistakes and the mistakes made by others. Unfortunately, they don’t. It’s not like engineering students are forced to take a competency exam in all the mistakes previously done in engineering. Oh, if only! I would totally take that class just for fun! But they don’t, so feel free to try things that worked in the past. So, that’s it. No matter what you do, it will require more than just a tool. Because if there was a tool that does some magic and you get in, then you probably can’t afford that tool. Good magic isn’t cheap. Think about it: anyone who went through all the hard work to figure out how to do that wouldn’t release a tool, as that info is way too profitable. So, there’s no Windows-based instacrack tool either. Just kidding! I’m sure you already checked though. Read More at Cylance.com +1-844-CYLANCE [email protected] www.cylance.com 400 Spectrum Center Drive, Irvine, CA 92618 ©2018 Cylance Inc. Cylance® and CylancePROTECT® and all associated logos and designs are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cylance Inc. All other registered trademarks or trademarks are property of their respective owners. 20180419-0526 Please complete the form to gain access to this content Access Now Related Resources The 2020 Threat Report Economics of Insecurity BlackBerry Secures 96% of the Enterprise IoT Threat Landscape Next-Generation Anti-Malware Testing Cybersecurity Maturity Evaluation Guide AI-Driven Security for a Mobile World Incident Response Use Cases Cybersecurity Risk Prevention Reconsidered The Inevitable Ascent of Zero Trust AI-Driven Security for a Mobile World BlackBerry Cybersecurity Maturity Evaluation Guide Summary: 2020 Threat Report Artificial Intelligence: The Smarter Approach To Information Security NORDIC ENG Better Security Fewer Resources Threat Report Discussion Guide Cylance AI Survey Better Security, Fewer Resources DE AV Test Report Analyst Report AI-Driven EDR The Total Economic Impact Of CylancePROTECT And CylanceOPTICS AI & Machine Learning Whitepaper
About Cylance® Cylance uses artificial intelligence to deliver prevention-first, predictive security products and specialized security services that change how organizations approach endpoint security. Cylance’s security solutions provide full spectrum predictive threat prevention and visibility across the enterprise, combatting threats such as malware, ransomware, fileless malware, malicious scripts, weaponized docs, and other attack vectors. With AI based malware prevention, application and script control, memory protection, device policy enforcement, root cause analysis, threat hunting, automated threat detection and response, coupled with expert security services, Cylance can protect endpoints without increasing staff workload or costs. ARP replies, etc.). Do the thing the designers didn’t anticipate to ever happen and you’ll force the system into doing something insecure. So there. Use those four. Now you know where your targets are and the tactics to try. That leaves you with a few options in your grind. If you need more specific examples on you how you would apply these four tactics to real-world, how would you take over your brother’s Instagram account, here’s five common ones to get you started: • Use Inquest and take it from him using shoulder surfing. Just watch him type in his password without him knowing. Use hidden cameras, whatever. As long as you can see him type it in. • Use Intervention and take it from him by sniffing the Wi-Fi he uses, but again, man-in-the-middle attacks are work to set up if it’s not your WiFi. Same with setting up a website that looks like Instagram for him to log into and then captures the password instead and then forwards him onto the real Instagram site so he doesn’t know you took it. • Use Induction by having him use your phone or computer to log into Instagram. Since you control the device you can control the environment and capture anything typed into it. • Use Interaction and have Instagram give it to you by exploiting their process of lost passwords. That takes a little thinking, but if he’s really your brother then you may have access to his email or computer or something else where you can exploit that vector. • Finally, put all four tactics together and mount a multi-stage attack by putting malware on his system. You need a RAT — a remote access trojan — to take over his computer. You’ll also need to know how to get it on his system without his antivirus finding it. If it’s a mobile device you have even more work ahead of you. And if the malware goes rogue and infects other systems or doesn’t respond the way you want it to, then you have way bigger problems. Now I’d like to tell you don’t do things that have worked before because system designers learn from their mistakes and the mistakes made by others. Unfortunately, they don’t. It’s not like engineering students are forced to take a competency exam in all the mistakes previously done in engineering. Oh, if only! I would totally take that class just for fun! But they don’t, so feel free to try things that worked in the past. So, that’s it. No matter what you do, it will require more than just a tool. Because if there was a tool that does some magic and you get in, then you probably can’t afford that tool. Good magic isn’t cheap. Think about it: anyone who went through all the hard work to figure out how to do that wouldn’t release a tool, as that info is way too profitable. So, there’s no Windows-based instacrack tool either. Just kidding! I’m sure you already checked though. Read More at Cylance.com +1-844-CYLANCE [email protected] www.cylance.com 400 Spectrum Center Drive, Irvine, CA 92618 ©2018 Cylance Inc. Cylance® and CylancePROTECT® and all associated logos and designs are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cylance Inc. All other registered trademarks or trademarks are property of their respective owners. 20180419-0526
