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Artifice Security will demonstrate real-world attacks on your network, web applications, infrastructure, and personnel to expose your hidden security risks.

Denver, CO
Joined June 2019
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4 months
I just published How I Got In: Real Stories of Red Team and Social Engineering Attacks
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5 months
🔍 "We have detection controls in place." Cool. So do most companies we red team — and they still never see us coming. Red team assessments show how real attacks unfold, and where your blind spots really are. 📖 Read more →
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What is a red team assessment? Learn how real-world attack simulations test your defenses, expose blind spots, and build stronger detection and response.
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6 months
🚨 3 out of 4 web apps we tested last month had critical flaws — none caught by scanners. SQLi, session hijacking, broken access control… all live in prod. Here’s what real web app penetration testing looks like (not a scan in disguise): 🔗
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Web application penetration testing simulates real-world attacks to find flaws before hackers do. Learn how it works, what’s tested, and why it matters.
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6 months
Most ransomware doesn’t start with a zero-day. It starts with a misconfigured VPN, weak passwords, or an old service account. We break down how a real internal pentest can uncover the same attack paths ransomware groups use — before they do. 🔗
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Learn how a penetration test can prevent ransomware attacks by uncovering weak passwords, poor segmentation, and real-world attack paths like Kerberoasting.
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6 months
Kerberoasting is quiet. It doesn’t need malware. It turns one domain user into Domain Admin. Our latest post breaks down how this attack works, what tools are used, and how to stop it. 🔗 https://t.co/q6Tu1z0QLC #CyberSecurityAwareness #pentesting #Infosec
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Kerberoasting is an attack that targets service accounts in Active Directory. Learn how it works, why it matters, and how to prevent it with a real pentest.
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6 months
If you’ve worked in this space, you already know I’m not wrong. If you haven’t, this might save you a lot of money and a hell of a mess.
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6 months
What’s in the article: - Fake certs - Fake teams - Fake testimonials - Automated scans sold as real testing - Lawsuits used to shut people up
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6 months
I’ve stayed quiet long enough. I’ve seen too many companies get burned, and too many “top-ranked pentest firms” turn out to be smoke and mirrors.
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6 months
Vendors are selling Nessus scans as "manual pentests." Faking certifications. Faking infrastructure. Inventing teams. And clients keep paying for it, thinking they’re secure.
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6 months
I’ve been in cybersecurity for 25 years. What most companies think is a penetration test… isn’t. They’re being lied to. I’ve seen it. I wrote it all down. #CyberSecurityAwareness #pentesting #Infosec
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