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Internal Vuln and Pentesting
July 14, 2023, 2:48 p.m. | /u/Helpful-Coffee4012
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The testing will be conducted offsite, and we plan to provide the team with VPN access and a jump host. However, we're unsure about the extent of the information we should share with them such as IP information or network topology.
WindowsJump host will be locked down behind the firewall. We're unsure if any ports need to be opened at the initial stage.
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