How Hackers Hack Companies With Microsoft Office - YouTube

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ever found yourself wondering how it is
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that hackers get into company networks
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well i'm going to show you one of the
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simple but very common techniques you're
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probably familiar with microsoft word
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but did you know a microsoft word
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document can run
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code for example i wrote one here that
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will just open a message box saying
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you've been hacked
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now you might notice i had to click
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enable content to run the code so how
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would we get a user to do this
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set a nice microsoft blue background i'm
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going to add the windows security logo
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and then i'm going to make a convincing
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message telling the user they need to
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click the button
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i'll add a screenshot as well just for
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example final product looks fairly
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convincing so now it's time for some
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real malicious code for my example i'm
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using a powershell script it'll download
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and run some malware that'll give me
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full access to the computer in the real
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world we probably disguised this as an
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email containing a financial invoice so
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that they would download and open the
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document for demonstration purposes the
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system on the left is the company
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computer and the system on the right is
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the hacker
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i'm not sure about a fake company
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computer having a light up keyboard but
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whatever
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i'm using reverse vnc software so that
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the company computer will connect to
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mine that way we don't have to worry
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about the firewall
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moment of truth let's click enable
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content as you can see from the window
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flash that our malware has ran
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and it's now connected to the hacker
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system we basically have full control
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over the company computer we can see
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whatever is on the screen and even move
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windows around like so
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this is actually one of the most common
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ways hackers get into company systems
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so if you see that enable content
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warning don't click it