An Introduction to GCPwn – Parts 2 and 3

GCPwn is a Python-based GCP pentesting framework inspired by Pacu. Part one covers installation and credential handling for ADC, OAuth2 tokens, and service account keys, plus enumeration modules.

Explores hosting red team phishing pages and payloads on Azure services under Microsoft's trusted domains, using their good reputation to slip past web filters as domain fronting fades.

Reviews the Georgia Tech 2013 cyber threat forecast: cloud botnets, mobile browser and wallet flaws, malware obfuscation, counterfeit hardware in the supply chain, and healthcare data risks.

After a dull conference, the author concludes cloud pentesting is fundamentally the same as traditional testing: virtualized or shared, the underlying technology and security controls hardly change.

I recently had the opportunity to review an article by Michael Koploy of Software Advice titled "HHS Data Tells the True Story of HIPAA Violations in the Cloud".

Much fuss has been made over security concerns relating to cloud computing.