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In a new GreyNoise Labs’ blog post, researcher Jacob Fisher (a.k.a. h0wdy) explored the use of our new Early Access Program (EAP) dynamic sensors to catch a new proof of concept (PoC) for CVE-2023-47246 — a path traversal vulnerability leading to remote code execution (RCE) in SysAid On-Premise software.
In it, Jacob discusses the importance of reactive honeypots/sensors for obtaining accurate and comprehensive packet captures, along with his methodology for digging into the gory details of real-world service exploitation. This work helped create our new tag for this exploit.
Discover how dynamic honeypots can help you stay ahead of emerging threats, and learn from Jacob’s experience with this novel vulnerability.
This article is a summary of the full, in-depth version on the GreyNoise Labs blog.
