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Feb 2026
LOLBins Against the Machine: Reverse Engineering at Machine Speed
Purpose Attackers can utilize Living Off the Land Binaries (LOLBins) to execute commands, evade detection,...
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“Seeing a domain admin account cracked in production changed how we view internal exposure.”
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Rubén Alonso | Head of Secure
Development Unit, Telefonica

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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Overcoming Credential Exposure Pentera + SpyCloud

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May 02, 2024

Credential exposure remains one of the most exploited entry points in modern cyberattacks. By combining external exposure intelligence with automated internal validation, organizations can identify active compromised accounts and measure real-world impact. Continuous identity testing reduces dwell time and strengthens overall security posture.

This webinar examines the growing threat of identity-based cybercrime and the operational challenges organizations face in reducing credential-driven risk. It explains how attackers increasingly rely on stolen credentials, session cookies, API keys, and other authentication artifacts, making identity exposure one of the most persistent attack vectors. The session describes how compromised credentials circulate through criminal ecosystems and how infostealer malware contributes to account takeover, lateral movement, and privilege escalation within enterprise environments.

The discussion focuses on correlating external identity exposure intelligence with internal validation through automated adversary emulation. By validating whether leaked credentials remain active and determining the privileges associated with them, organizations can measure the potential blast radius of compromise. The session emphasizes continuous validation, least privilege enforcement, and integration between exposure intelligence and attack simulation to reduce dwell time and strengthen identity resilience.