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12 Common Vulnerabilities Found During Penetration Testing Report
Read 12 Common Vulnerabilities
Found During Penetration Testing to:
- Help you make a business case for penetration testing.
- Learn more about the sorts of vulnerabilities that you might unknowingly be allowing on your network.
- Prepare your team for the sorts of results your penetration tester might uncover.
Part 1 of the report covers the most common administrative security vulnerabilities: unpatched internal systems, legacy systems, use of default credentials, inappropriate privileges, phishing, weak password policy, unlocked workstations and poor physical security.
Part 2 covers more in-depth technical vulnerabilities: null session SMB, turned off SMB signing and LLMNR poisoning/relaying, SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS).
