(replay) Common Pentest Findings That Shouldn't Exist in 2025
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In this episode of The Cyber Threat Perspective, we highlight the pentest findings that, frankly, have no business showing up in 2025. From accounts with weak passwords and no MFA to plaintext credentials on file shares, we break down the common misconfigurations and oversights that attackers still abuse, despite years of seeing the same issues over and over again. If you're an IT admin or security leader, this episode is your checklist of what to fix yesterday.
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