Okay folks, I'd like to start out the show with a chart that was given to us by our friend Mike over there, crossed the pond over there in Europe, basically shows the QQQ from 2009 to 2023, 14 years, and how many times the 200 day moving average has gone 20% above normal. And as you can see on the green side over there, it shows you the number of times that it's happened during that period of time, then you can see the red column, what happened after that, and then the far column is how many days it took to make a correction. Folks, I think this is what we're looking at right now. We're right at this level. We're at 19%. It's only been at 20 twice in 14 years. So this tells the market is certainly overbought in the NASDAQ as we've heard on the news day after day, hour after hour, minute after minute. If we take a look at the NASDAQ here, this is a chart, an hourly chart that goes back over the last six weeks, and I wanted to bring it to your attention because it has some similarities that you might be interested in, especially if you like ABCD patterns. You can see the large ABCD pattern. There was your 382 coming in here around June the 4th, if you remember. That was a 382 retracement. We were talking about that on the air. In fact, it was very bullish. Here's where we rolled over the contracts, and then you can see we've completed an ABCD. You notice these two red boxes. This means that that swing was 2.73. Instead of one-to-one, it was 2.73. This one was 2.78, so it has been completed. That is a completed ABCD pattern. When you add that to the fact that so many of these stocks are above their 200-day moving average, that's a sign that the market will have some type of a correction. How much?  We don't know. No one knows that. All we have to do is decide when we're going to buy and when we're going to sell. Folks, when I started doing this trading stuff years and years ago, I was fortunate enough to go through a whole great learning experience where I lost seven figures, and most people would have given up. To me, it was just money, and I knew I could make it back. I wasn't even bothered by it. I mean, I had spent a lot of money on the way up to folks. I mean, I wasn't poor. I've never been poor, like Frank Sinatra said. I've been rich, and I've been poor, and I'm poor. Rich is better. I'm not rich. Well, I'm rich in so many other ways. But financially, I do OK. But the main thing I want to tell you is this. When you're doing this as a trader or as a speculator, I keep saying this day after day, it's not how much money you make. It's how much money you don't lose. These patterns work about two out of three times, about 61% of the time. The other part of the time, they're not going to work. Now, today I had to make a really big decision. We've been long, wheat, corn, and bean, well, wheat we sold out earlier. But we're long corn, and we were long beans today. I want to show you what I did, because I want to stand by this. We're going to see what happens next week. But we've had one heck of a run this week. OK, and I'm going to give you my reasoning behind it. And I told the folks, and I did the 24-7 videos. This is the corn. We were getting out of the corn there at the 618 at 682. It's had a high of 693. It's now trading at 687. A nickel higher. That locked in well over $3,000. And as we looked at the soybeans, you'll see here that we were out. We got out of the soybeans at the 618, and it's continued to go another $800 or $900 higher. That doesn't bother me, folks. The reason why is this thing is straight up, and we're coming into a long weekend. And it's a weather market. Now, if there's no rain across the Midwest, and it's really hot, this thing's going to open up. And it might even open up the limit. The limit on beans now is $1.15. I'm willing to risk that, because I've made $6,000 over this run for the folks in this right here. That we made over a dollar a bear, a dollar a bushel. And that's a lot in just a few days. And that's mainly, remember, nobody wanted it here. Then the weather turns bad, and look what happens. Boom. Folks, we were stopped out right on the bottom on this. I had my stop at $0.20, and we got stopped out. But we went back in it right there at that $382 and made it all back. And so that's why you're always going to have a chance to get back in. So that's the main reason why I'm looking at that. Take a look at the wheat market, folks. Just three weeks ago. Just get this up here so you can see it. Back on May 30th, not even three weeks ago. Yeah, it was three weeks ago. Hold on just two weeks ago. Now, two weeks ago, sorry. Look at the move that we've had here in the wheat market. And the same thing is, you can see today we have completed a big ABCD pattern right up in this area right here. We're right out of 50% retracement of the high. We made way back here. Remember, folks, this wheat last year, around this time, right around June, was trading at $13.40 a bushel. Then it goes down below $6 a bushel and nobody wants it. Now, the only thing that can explain that is supply demand, I suppose. All I do is look at ABCD charts. I know I got a few bags of tricks, things that I use that tell me that, yeah, well, maybe this will help do some time counts. We look at some retracements which how the smaller ABCDs are fitting together, but it basically comes down to ABCD right out of Mandelbrot's work and also the work of H.M. Gartley and Andrew Lowe. That's where it all starts. That's where it all finishes. It was a real quandary for me today to look at this and say, what do I do? And there were three things that made me decide to take the profits. One was the Fibonacci number. Two, we were coming into a three-day weekend, okay? And third, that's a lot of money to book because I know a lot of these accounts that we have here at TF&N or smaller accounts, $10,000 or less. And when you make moves like this where you possibly could double up, I don't expect everybody to double up but some people have doubled up and done even better. I mean, we've had monster trades these last few days in corn, beans, and gold. And also we had a big win in the S&P too. We had a 30-handle win on the downside in the S&P. I'm not smart enough to go long down there but that's exactly what's happened and it exploded to the upside. So that's what I'm watching is I'm overlooking at these. Norm Winsky will be our guest here at the break and he's always got some great information and with this long holiday coming up, oh, I wanted to mention to you that the Globex markets will be open on Sunday night supposedly and also on Monday night. 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And as you can see here, last Friday, this is where I really thought the top came in at 43.38. If you remember, we sold 43.38. It went all the way down to 42.80. We didn't quite get to our 42.60 buy price, but we were able to make 30 handles off of it. And then the next day we made 10 handles off another short. And then of course, it exploded to the upside. This is the rollover. We see that big app is the rollover from the March to June. But you'll see the double numbers up here, the ABCD pattern measures to 45.28. And the 78% level of the high from January the 3rd of 2022 comes in at 45.28 also. Folks, I have to give credit to my good friend and writer of my newsletter, John Jameson. He's also the author of the Four Traders Handbook. When John did that book, he proved to me, I'd already known it in my heart that the ABCD pattern was foolproof, but he mathematically proved it to me and showed the different variations that you can look at. And that's why it has such a strong following because it gives all these things. He also talked about how these big funds use these standard deviations and reversion to the means and stuff like that because it's a mathematical market, no question about it. They can't turn on these numbers for no reason. So we've got a whole bunch of these things coming up in here. And when you see a chart like what Mike showed us today where the market is, this is a way of measuring an overbought market when you're 20% of the stocks are above the 200 day moving average, that's a very, very rare occurrence. And when you stop and think that there's seven stocks out of the S&P 500 that run the whole thing, that tells you that this is a market that is skewed to say the least. Anyway, that's what the S&P is doing. Now, what we also wanna do is we wanna take a look at the other two indices because this'll all be covered in the newsletter this week, but let's do the next one, which is the weakest of the group and that is the Russell. As we look here with the Russell, you'll see that it's gone up to the 61% retracement of the high that we made way back here last May. I mean, you stop and think where this is. This is not even the 382 of the high that it made back in 2022. That's how weakest market actually is. So if you're not in the Russell, if you're not in the Nasdaq and those seven stocks in the S&P, this market doesn't look the same as you look at those seven stocks and then also with the Nasdaq, okay? Very important. Now the Dow Jones looks a great deal better. We'll just get this up here so you'll be able to see it. Here is the Dow Jones going back to the high. Now the Dow Jones made the high right about Christmas Eve. If you're a member of 2021 and the rest of the market topped on January 4th. But if you'll notice here, we hit the 78% level here way back when here in February was at December. We hit it in December then we came out into the March low. This was the big low when we had 38, 50 in the S&P and then noticed that the ABCD measures back up to this level. We haven't quite made a double top yet on the 78% level but it could be coming at any time. So we're going to be watching it very, very closely. You notice the high this day right here in January 4th. Look at that, beautiful. We have a three drive to a top pattern. The market comes down and make a perfect ABCD making a new high with a perfect ABCD. I mean, I remember because we did the time counts on the show during that time. We did look at this thing went down for six months. Now we're going to be looking at something here very, very interesting because everybody thinks the panacea of the world happens to be artificial intelligence that may or may not be true. That I don't know. The one thing that we're seeing different than we've seen before is the fact that this chart right here is very similar to the dot com bubble type stuff that we saw back in 2001 and 2000 if you'll remember. This S&P has of the 493 stocks in the S&P are underperforming the three stocks. Excuse me, this is the Magnificent Seven, Tesla, Alphabet, Google, Apple, Meta, Broadcom, and I can't remember what the other Amazon and those are the ones that are running the market. And the reason why it's price weighted and these are all expensive. They're none of them less than hundreds of dollars. So that's a main thing to pay very, very close attention to when you're looking at these things, okay? That's what I do. See, when I'm looking at, also I wanted to bring this to your attention too because this was one that we looked at at the very beginning of the week. This shows the S&P 500 on an eight week cycle that is due to top, in fact, it was due to top last week and has continued to go a little bit higher. Also remember folks, on last Wednesday, this Wednesday, we had Stan Harley and he made a very strong case that the market should top between the 16th, the 16th, no, when you say the 15th and the 17th of the 17th of Saturday, so we're not gonna trade tomorrow. That means we gotta come in Sunday. So this market, if Stan's work is correct, now this market is making some type of a top here as these ABCDs are completing and all of these stocks are so far above, they're moving averages. Now I'm not a moving average person, but whenever you see divergences that are related to those statistics, in other words, that many people that are in those stocks, 20% of them, at that high above their 200 day moving average and the moving average is a big, the 200 and 100 a day are used by all of these technical people. I don't use them because I'm a pattern recognition swing trader. That's what I do. I look for little patterns that allow me to get in. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. Here was one that worked really good here just the other day on Wednesday and you'll see what happened there. We had that big, we did this on the air folks. It was 43, 38 and went all the way down here. It took out these lows by quite a bit, dropped over 40 some handles and then went up another 100 handles. So, and when I said you're taking the position off, I said, it's gonna be a good correction. I don't know if it's gonna be the top or not. My job is not to try to pick the top or to try to pick the bottom. My job is to find a pattern that I can trade. I don't care whether it's a top, a bottom, a mid-range or whatever it is. If I see an ABCD, count me in because I know the odds are gonna be in my favor and that's what I'm looking for. I'm putting the odds in my favor whenever I'm doing an ABCD trade and Gartley's also included in that and the three drive patterns are ABCDs and all of those are related to what the market dynamics are that Mandelbot, Gartley and Andrew Lowe prove. So, we're gonna take a break. We got the wizard coming up from Florida, Naples, Florida, AstroTrend, Norm Winsky. Gold Report As a precious metal, gold is still king. It continues to hold the most effective safe haven and hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the London OTC market, the US futures market and the Shanghai Gold Exchange. 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And so we were talking about the first thing I showed you was that after the close over the night of the 17th, we had Jupiter 90 degrees to Pluto. And we'd be watching based on that cattle, cocoa, copper, cotton, hogs and teabots. And then the morning of the 19th, we had a new moon in Tars the Bowl. Anytime we have a new moon, full moon, we look at financials, grains, precious metals, and then because it was in Tars the Bowl, we'll be looking at cattle and cotton. Then the night of the 19th, that's OAC, after the close, geocentric, that's from the point of view of the Earth, Mars was entering the Sinaleo, and we'll be looking at corn and gold. And then over that was the weekend, 19th of the weekend. And then that weekend we had Saturn making a 90 degree angle to the US chart. So anytime we have somebody in the US chart, we're a 65 and out. So let's take a look at the charts that we had. Okay, Darv, we have a technical question. I'm sorry, are you talking to her? Yes, I have a technical question. Do you have a fan running by any chance? Do I have a what ready? A fan, F-A-N, a fan running. No. Okay, well then all right. Are you hearing a hummer or something? Yes, we are. Oh, Al said it was, I checked with Al earlier. He thought it's going to be okay. Okay, well we're all right. Your information's coming through good. So just continue on, please. All right, well sorry for the buzz or hum or whatever it is. Who knows where it's coming from. I have another computer but there's some technical issues and going back and forth between the two computers right now. So I was trying to avoid doing that, you know. Okay. So anyway, here's the corn chart. I had two points for corn. We had the new moon and then the morning of the 19th. And after the close of the 19th, we had the Mars go in the Leo. There's the moon right there near that low. That's pretty good. And then we're kind of going sideways into the Mars point there for the morning of the 22nd. If I do have something overnight, I look to possibly do the treat on the next opening and it was just going sideways. So yellow is a pass. Green is good. You had a chance to make some money. We'll probably be on the red arrows on those. Here's being on the moon and then it went back out. It's tough making money on that one. You wouldn't know what was. But it was just kind of sideways, you know. Here's wheat. There's the moon. And again, it just kind of went sideways. So that's a mess. Here's my measurement is we have to have an opportunity to make some money, a chance to make some money within one trading day and within a reasonable entry or it's a mess. Here's cattle. We had two points for cattle where one day had that little short term top there on the first point. And then on the second point, we had the, oh yeah, Jupiter was in Taurus. So we had the earlier point there, the night of the 17th, opening of the 18th right there.  And we did get a little bit of a climb there. So you had a chance. It looks like maybe a big couple of handles are on the cattle. Cotton was excellent. Or you're right near that top there one day at the top and then right on the top there for the cotton. And then you had a pretty good, that's about, wow. That's about, well, down here, that's about seven handles there on cotton. And you know, Larry, that's 500 bucks on a handle there on cotton. It's 3500 large. That's a big one. What's that? 3500 bucks. Yeah, exactly. That's a little better minimum wage right, Larry? Well, maybe where you are. What's that? Maybe where you are. Yeah, well that's true. It's pretty expensive going out on Naples. All right, so anyway, Coco is sideways. So we did nothing. That's a yellow box. Here are the hogs, hogs. That was the indication that the hogs may have found a trough there, but no, those hungry hogs just kept going down, down, down, down. So that's a miss. But cotton was, I mean, a copper was okay. You had a little short term top there. So you had a chance to make, like, something about eight handles, something like that. There's two grand there. Here's silver. It had a little pop up there and they had a positive chance to make some money there. Here you got a kind of low anaheie there in the gold within a day or so. Right there on the, that was the, oh yeah, that's the moon. And then we had the Mars in the Leo for a top. And then we went down. There's the S&P. We had four points for S&P. And you had a day ahead of that little top there.  Oh, I get it. That's the day after and the day before. Not a high there. That's what was going on there. So we got four points for policy points or the S&P and you caught this top here and you had a nice decline there for over a hundred handles, it looks like. And then bonds, not so friendly. We had three points for the bonds and we struck out there on the bounds. That was my clunker market of a window here. All right. So there's three businesses there for months. Here's the dollar index. We have those short term top there. Here's the Aussie, a little short term low there for the Aussie. I guess they kind of hopped up there. Can't gross tell anyone. All right. Here's the British pound, made a little short term low there. Here's the Canadian dollar. Just went sideways. So no go there.  He had a chance to make some money there. Another short term low on the end. So all right. We got one more here, Swiss Frank made a short term low there. So if you add them up all the arrows, we had 19 winners. Seven misses out of 26 for 73.08% winners. Here's my, I didn't show you this in advance, so you just have to take my word for it. I think you get this leery. So you know that I'm doing this honestly. Here's my sort of my version. What people call the plant planetary index or Bradley index. I've changed it a lot. And sometime we can call me up. I'll explain what the difference are between my model and Bradley's model. Anyway, we were doing great here. We've been looking for a low there on here as this is another one of these coming up here this weekend or I'm knowing a few days, but next week Mercury at zero latitude. Look at that. That was a nice low there. Then we went up for a full moon or eclipse there for a little top that we kind of made a low here on Mercury turning direct and Mercury happy helium there. And then we have a new moon right there and so forth that we were doing really well and Mars happy helium there. And then the train went off the tracks for the last two to three days of the month. All right. We're looking ahead here now. Here's what's coming up this weekend. We have a 16th after the close. Norm, we got to pay a few bills. We have Saturn in Pisces. Norm, did you say something Larry? Yes sir. We got to pay a few bills. Stay with us here. Commercial coming up my friend. All right. We'll be right back with Norm Witzke folks. Ask for old trends. Don't miss it. We'll be right back. 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Sir, okay, here's what we got coming up this weekend. We have the 16th AC, that means after the close. And of course we have the three-day weekend. So we'll be looking to see where we're at as we go into Tuesday's opening. We have Saturn in Pisces turning retrograde over the weekend. And we have a new moon. You might recall Larry, any time we have a new moon full moon right on top of a planet-train retrograde or direct, that's usually really a top-notch, high percentage change in trend window. We've had the market have a pretty big rally here now. We're up to almost 44-50 area. Speaking of that, I'm going to go off the record here now. I did some calculations last night for my class. I'm going to share those with you now. The bear market that we had, that's what they were calling it, from the January 4th, 2022, a high of 48-19 roughly. I'm dropping the rounding off. The pennies there dropped. We dropped to, I think, October 13th of 2022 to about 34-92 for 1,327 SAP handles. So that's about a 27.4% drop. Now, if we were to add that percentage to the low of 34-92, guess what? We ended up at 44-53, I think, somewhere in that neighborhood. And we're very close to there right now. So I think that's probably some kind of harmonic level and some other harmonics that point to this price level here. And, of course, then we have Saturn, Saturn and Retrograde and the new moon. So what we'd like to see ideally is the market to close on or near its highs here today. And then we might have a good setup going into Tuesday morning for the three-day weekend. Okay, then after Tuesday, that'll be the, we have into Tuesday night, Wednesday night into Thursday morning, we have Jupiter 90 to the US. And that's the US stock T-bond dollar. And then the night of the 22nd into the 23rd, we have Mercury at zero north latitude. You saw in the chart there, this is north latitude. You saw what happened on the market. Made a nice low there when Mercury was zero south latitude. So that's also a high confidence point. So we have these four points here. And oh, by the way, I don't know if you've mentioned this, Larry, but I haven't seen anything in the media about it. You can tell me if you've seen anything or not. But, you know, they made a big deal when the, that one, the market dropped more than 20% on the downside. Oh, we're going to bear market. Have you seen anything anybody saying anything about the fact we're now up 20% from the lows? And according to Wall Street's definition, we're now in a bull market, right, Larry? We posted that on the, posted that in the chart today, starting about the fact that there were, this only happened like in the last 14 years. Every time that's happened, there's been a correction. And we were talking about that at length. Would you like for me to send you the chart on that so you can take a look at it? Okay. I'll do that. Thank you. Yes, please. All right. So anyway, that's what I got for the day. And here's me. Here's my quickie bio there. I was trading in college back in the early 70s and doing this for about 50 years. And I made enough money. I was in college to end up buying a membership on the Chicago Board Options Exchange in 1975. And also traded on the border trade. We were in the same building, the border trade people created the CBOE and traded a little bit on there in the mid-80s. And so I was a floor trader for about 12 years. And then in my mid to late 30s, the Senate, I was going to be an old man there. Time to leave the floor, you know? So anyway, now I'm living in paradise. You know, in beautiful Naples, Florida. And I've studied all this stuff. So, and I have a class where I go over a lot of this stuff if you sign up for my letter. So give me a call. If you have any questions or anything I'm doing here, I'll be happy to talk to you. I will be available here over this three-day weekend. So I'm looking forward to helping some of you here. Folks, here's my contact information. I'm in beautiful Naples, Florida,<PHONE_NUMBER>. Or email me at annwhiskeyyahoo.com. Or you can call me on Skype at n-w-i-n-s-k underscore one. Any questions from the Tiger Den there, Larry? No, I think we've covered it. I did just send you the chart. And what I'm going to do here is when we finish up, I'm going to talk about that 200-day moving average thing, the divergence, because it's very unusual going over 14 years. It happened every time. So any time I see something that's 100%, it gets my attention. But that was 20% over the 200-day moving average, right? Yes, that's what that was, yes. So I'm going to talk about a 20% move. Wall Street defines that as either a bear market or a bull market. Oh, okay. I haven't seen it. On my point is, I'm talking about mass psychology. I haven't seen anything the media is saying that we're in a bull market now. I did see a lot of coverage when we hit the 20% mark on the downside.  So we'll see how it works out. I'm thinking maybe we'll wake up one day and decide we're in a bull market and then we'll probably be near the top, you know. That's the way that works, right? Sure. Hey, listen, Norm, thank you very much for joining us and we'll have you on again when we're maybe in about 14 days when we have another full moon. How's that? Well, let me check my calendar. I'll get back to you on that, okay? I understand. You bet. Take your time and if you can make it, just let us know, okay? It looks like a publication we can there. May not be able to do that. Probably sometime in July. That sounds good. Okay. We'll enjoy the Fourth of July all day and we'll see you soon. All right, thanks a lot. I hope to hear from some of your folks soon. Thanks a lot. Okay, you bet. Norm Winsky and what I'm going to do now is I'm going to bring this chart back up that Mike sent us showing the number of stocks that how many times I'm going to read this darn thing so that we can read it together so everybody can see it. It's the how many times 20% of the stocks are above the 150 day moving average and there's been in the 14 years between 2009 every single time that it's gone 20% above. Now you can see it hasn't happened 20% above but one, two, three. Oh, wow. In September of 2020, it was 30%. Then the market dropped 14% in the next three weeks. And right now we're sitting at almost 20% at 19.67. And so we'll see if that's going to be anything at all. Folks, all I do is I look at patterns to allow me to get in without risking the farm. That's what I'm doing. And I don't do a lot of trading, a couple trades a day. I set up trades. Sometimes there's two or three of them that work. Sometimes you might get four or five of them. Two of the five might work. 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Don't forget you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. Okay, folks, I'm going to finish your show with that NASDAQ chart going back to middle of June. Excuse me, May. You can see here that we've had a pretty big ABCD pattern. Again, the retracement that we had right in the middle of this was exactly 382. We pointed that out to you, of course. But after we made that ABCD to the upside, this is completed. Now, you see this swing was 2.78% of this move right here. This one was 2.73%. So that means that it was just about absolutely perfect. So how much of a correction should we get? We should get a 382 correction of this swing right here, which would take us down about 5 or 600, maybe 700 NASDAQ points down into this area. And folks, the whole world is bullish and they can stay bullish for a long time. I'm not saying the whole world is bullish because there are some people. I'm basically neutral. I'm just looking at a pattern right here. Folks, I couldn't be bearish anymore after Monday when the market actually opened unchanged and went higher. You know, I was short. I got out of that short very quickly with a 10-point stop.  Then we had a break-even trade in there. But we've had big trades and beans, corn, and also the gold market. We had two small losses in the Euro and the British pound. One of the things, folks, that I'm going to be focusing on is that someone that follows us closely here said that you know that every single trade that you get stopped out of makes a lot of money. Well, I've been looking at that for years, folks. And I'm trying to figure out a way to get in so that I can not risk very much. That's the whole key because my whole motto is it's not how much money you make. It's how much money you don't lose. And that's the real key from my perspective is that's what you want to be doing because you're eventually going to get it. So live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless and we'll see you on Tuesday.


Hey, we're switching it up today. You guys probably know what Weddle is by now If you don't I'll give you the quickest refresher Weddle is like Wordle where it's a guessing game except Weddle is for NFL players The easiest way to show you what Weddle is is by playing around so I'm gonna play around on normal mode And then this video is gonna be me playing hard mode until I lose. Let me show you just in case you've been living under a rock So this is normal mode to start the game out. You just select any NFL player Why don't we start with let's start with a modern or st. Brown? I love a modern st. Brown There's six categories team division position height age and number now There's one player that the game is thinking of and based on who I selected they'll tell me how the player they're thinking of matches up So the player does not play for Detroit since it's grayed out yellow means I'm correct about the NFC, but not the NFC North so it's not the FC player But it's also not an NFC North player so that takes out Detroit Chicago Vikings and Packers They're not a wide receiver. They're taller than six feet by two units one unit being one inch So that means our player is at the bare minimum six foot three. They're older than 22 by two units So at the bare minimum they are 25 years old or older and their jersey number is 17 or higher because it can't be 14 can't be 15 or 16 since that's gray So it's a six foot three player who's not a wide receiver I'm thinking it's either a quarterback or tight end and considering the numbers pretty high I feel like it's probably a tight end. So why don't we try Zach earths bingo, okay? So awesome guess the player is in the NFC West, but they're not a cardinal. They are a tight end So if the height is yellow, it means they're within two units, but not that height So they're either six foot four or six foot three off the top of my head. I'm thinking of George Kittle That's exactly how you do it and the cool thing is well used to be one game per day But now it's wettle and limited so you can play as much as you want.   It's so hard. I don't know if you guys watch MMG live But that's mine and Chase's live channel. It's super fun and we play a lot of wettle on there on hard mode I think I've lost like three times shit's hard our first guess for a little unlimited I hope I sit here for longer than 10 minutes. Let's just go chase clay pool So this is actually pretty damn good our players jersey number 12 or 13. They're on offense the six with three or six with two They're not a wide receiver. They're not in the AFC. What about an NFC quarterback? I mean, I got 10 guesses.  So there's no player of the day It randomly cycles through players.  Well, we're off to a great start I'm surprised that hard mode had Aaron Rodgers as the player though I mean, I guess it's just randomly selecting all players so it could be really well-known players to start AJ Brown this time Okay, they're 25 or 26 6 foot or 5 foot 11. Let's say AFC running back. Let's go Joe Mixon pretty damn good guess Honestly, so it's not a running back, but they are AFC North They are 25 and they're between their sandwich between 11 and 28. Maybe it's a quarterback again But if I typed Lamar Jackson, okay, so it's not a wide receiver running back a quarterback. What position?  It means the players on defense.  Alright, so it's an AFC North defensive player or it could be special teams Let's start with a linebacker. I'm gonna start with your main prat. Okay, so linebacker confirms its defense and not a linebacker I'll be a corner actually. Let's just go with the Steelers player. So my last one was Brown's so we have a Brown's player We have a Brown's corner most likely how old is Denzel Ward? Let's go six to ten guesses wasn't even that sketchy honestly I had four more if it wasn't Denzel Ward, it was another Brown's corner So we're on a two streak baby this one percentage is off because I did them I did the first game before I recorded this video.  All right next one We'll start with let's start with the defensive player.   Okay, wait a second Let's try tight end next and it is NFC. It is offense.  It's either Seattle Rams or Cardinals, right? I'm just gonna throw out Stafford just to see if it's the Rams. Wow. I am good right now It is the Rams.  I actually know who it is. Oh, I've had him on mad before he has an 89 overall Heavyweights, I think his name is Rob. So I'm just gonna go through this whole thing of Rob until I find it It's like a multiple-choice test answer.  That's three straight on hard mode. Let's go Josh Jacobs.  It's an NSC offensive player Who's taller older higher Jersey number? I'm gonna go Zach Hertz. I really like the Zach Hertz guess I feel like we got a tight end again. I think we have a wide receiver. Oh, no But the Jersey number is kind of weird. Maybe we have a quarterback. Let's just go Dak Prescott. We don't have a quarterback It's an NSC East something. I can't feel like it's a wide receiver. Let's go Devonta Smith wait age No, they're 28 could be Kenny Galladay, right? Not a wide receiver quarterback tight end or running back So offensive lineman again, right? Let's go with them. Oh, what's what's his name hula hula Vati Vitae? Uh-huh hula Vati Vitae. This is a pretty good guess a person. This is a guard for the Eagles.   I should have known this.  It's either an eagle or a commander. It could be Brandon Scherf He's on Jacksonville.  I know that there's Isaac say a mallu for the Eagles I don't know how old he is or his Jersey number how tall he is this might just not be a good guess Oh, you're telling me it's not that guy very good guess. So it's not Philly either. It's a commander's guard I have three guesses left. I have to use my Madden knowledge here I think they have trade Turner's might not be a very good guess either. He's such a good guess And it's not him. I might take an L here if I want to keep playing I legitimately could not name another guard for the Washington commanders trade Turner brand is sure for the only dudes I can name they have that pretty good center. Is it Chase Roulier? Oh my god.   West Schweitzer? Let's watch his highlights. It has 2,000 views Was that supposed to be a highlight? Was that supposed to be a highlight?  Yes I'm a I'm a M.M. Cheat. I'm a scam. You've been scammed. I'm so sorry. Can we start with will clap?  It is a fc, but it's not offense So it's it's NFC defense. I'm gonna go with a linebacker here.    It is a short linebacker in the a fc. I legitimately think it's the end, Jones It's a prank guys. I was just pranking. Okay a fc linebacker who's 5 11 that is short for a linebacker I'm just gonna do Matt Milano because I wanted to see if it was a fc is today is okay It's a fc. He's been not bought for low so it could be a Patriots linebacker a Dolphins linebacker or a Jets Let's go CJ Mosley definitely on the Jets. No, I did just do a Jets theme on Madden I just recorded that you won't see it for a while, but I did just record I'm trying to think who's on that team and who's short on that team. Oh my god It has to be do you know who it is? Do you guys remember double or nothing my Madden series? Do you remember that there was like an 88 speed Jets linebacker team of the week who I used for like three episodes because he was dirt cheap I don't know his height or his intangibles. His name is Quincy Williams What I'm thinking is since that dude is so fast in Madden It's probably because he's tiny and I don't remember him being a very big user.  This is Larry the only other Jets linebacker I knew off the top of my head. So all right big dump right there has big dump.  He's so good. We'll go Bryce Callahan.  What if it's a kicker?  It's a kicker. I'm a genius I'm a genius when I saw that much gray and kind of had to be a kicker, too What other kickers been in the lead that long only kicker anything of the time I had this been a lead on expirator It's NFC East or NFC South.   I'll take it. I lost on a kicker I would have been depressed John who Smith John who Smith okay our players 25 or 24 how way higher Jersey number on defense 6 4 6 5 probably a defensive end in the NFC. Okay. Yeah, so it's DN NFC not NFC North NFC East So cowboys do they still have Randy Gregory or is that who they lost? Do they lose Randy Gregory? They still have Lawrence right not Dallas not Eagles Giants Leonard Williams, right? It's a Giants defensive end who is 24 24 years old exactly Giants defensive end 24 years old It can't be cave on tibido, right? Okay. It can't be he's way too young anyway. I just got a little worried They're not counting Dexter Lawrence as a dn, right? Wait what happened to my brain right there.  I would have been sitting there guessing dn's until I died Let's start with something. I've never even heard of Germain Eluminaur before I click this if you could get every single thing right on his chart I'll personally give you a smooch on the lips like everything you have to get height Jersey number age team Raider is offensive guard 6 4 27 number 72 if you got all that right big smooch right on the lips Oh, it's not a linebacker. It is NFC 6 foot 3 not a linebacker. I guess it could be a detackle again Let's just do Dexter again. Wait, so we're getting back-to-back NFC East detackles. So there's Dexter Lawrence last time I'm just gonna throw in a Cowboys player not the Cowboys Giants already did Eagles. She's gonna throw Jalen hurts in there It's not the Eagles.  It's the commander's detackles in it Jonathan Allen. I thought Jonathan Allen was young I don't know why I thought Jonathan Allen was young. I feel like I thought I just drafted him Jonathan Allen. It worked. It's a dump. It's a dump right at the top of the list Holy shit God to your guess NFC wide receiver 6 1 25 or 26 number 12 or number 13 I know it's not Justin Jefferson. I just want to see if it's NFC North. It's not NFC South would be like Chris Godwin It actually could be Chris Godwin. It's not the NFC South either. So it's the NFC West. What about Antoine Wesley? That's kind of Hail Mary, but I really wanted to be him. Oh, he's huge Why did I guess that whatever? He's 6-4. So it is NFC West. It's not the Cardinals Rams It could be there's really not many people. It could be Von Jefferson. Isn't he a little taller than that? You know, I got Von Jefferson. I have him in a dynasty Fantasy football league and he was one of my draft picks and I thought he was gonna be so cracked. He's been okay He's just been okay. God. I got clapped by Wes Schweitzer clapped me dude. It is a NFC player Okay, NFC defense. Let's go the linebacker again. I like the linebackers right now I should have gone Dion Jones. So not a linebacker where they are on defense 6-1 27 So we're good there, but they're not a linebacker a slightly big corner. Let's go Jalen Ramsey. Oh, it's not a corner either Wait a second. Oh, it's a safety NFC North safety Eddie Jackson NFC North and a safety. Just not Eddie Jackson We're lying safety is Tracy Walker for sure. He's really young though. I Am hot. I'm hot right now. Let's go six game win streak Keep sending them off, baby. Not NFC South NFC East. It's Leonard Floyd on the Rams now It is an NFC West. Oh, it's not a linebacker. Shit NFC West DN. I know that's not a good guess But it is a DN and it's not Rams or Cardinals. So it's Seahawks. It's a Seahawks DN or a Niners DN Is it Nick Bosa? Oh, it's Bosa 24 years old. It's Bosa. I'm hot right now. I'm very hot right now That one was pretty easy. I can't really give myself props for that Denzel Ward. It's uh, I should have started with Cortless on whatever It's an AFC defensive player and they're probably a dn or d tackle I think let's go with Frank Clark. So it's not the AFC north or west. It is a dn Who's 28 and six foot four or five? Okay, so that takes out a lot of teams AFC South I'm gonna tie Darius Leonard just to see if it's that division. It's not if the East Jets Patriots Dolphins bills. I also don't know the bills ed rushers, which is crazy that I don't know that I'm gonna type Mabalata I'm gonna pray that it's not the bills. Okay. It's not the bills dolphins about Jalen Phillips It's a Miami dn. If it's not a manual Agba. I lost like it's the videos over at your hot ladies and gentlemen When you're hot you're hot Okay, AFC everything else is wrong. Let's go with Xavier and Howard. It is AFC East. It is not a corner though They're under six one and they're not a corner and they're on defense So it's another small linebacker or safety. Actually, it's probably a safety Patriots safety Do that would do any of the McCordies still play Loll Three banger on hard mode the three banger on hard mode. I'm so glad we didn't end on my first loss I know I didn't cheat my video a little bit here, but whatever So AFC offensive player not a running back probably a wide receiver. It's going to brown not a wide receiver Not a running back quarterback AFC quarterback Let's go Joe Shiesty and a quarterback running back or wide receiver and their six two or six three I guess it could be a guard. It could be a fullback. It could be a tight end still Let me just type Travis Kelsey. I know he's that I know it's not Travis Kelly. I know he's not short It is the AFC West. I think it's a guard and the AFC West Gabe Jackson. He's on the Raider still, right? It's not a guard. Our player is six four three twenty four years old. The jersey number is oh number It's under eighty seven higher than sixty six. It's definitely an offensive lineman Billy Turner I'm pretty sure is a set. I think our player might be a center. What am I what position am I missing right now? It is a player for Denver. They're not a guard. So it's a tackle. Who are the tackles for the Broncos? Alright, I'm just gonna type in any offensive tackle just in case it is offensive tackle. What am I missing? I thought Billy Turner was a center. Is it a fullback? Who's a fullback for the Broncos? Is it a center? Okay. Chase Roulier is absolutely a center.  It's the Broncos center I know exactly who it is, but I don't know his name dude.  He's got his whole belly hanging out. No I know who it is. I thought that was Billy Turner, but it's not it's somebody else Lloyd Cushion. That's not the right name. Lloyd Cushion married the third This is the Broncos center right now. Who am I? I'm thinking of a different guy. I'm typing in Broncos center belly Quinn Quinn miners. Yeah. Yeah. This is the guy I'm thinking of Quinn miners Okay, I for sure thought it was this guy. I thought it was this guy 81% wins 16 games played. My best streak was this week. We just went on a 10 game win streak on the Weddell hard mode. Clap it up ladies and gentlemen. Clap it up. Thought I'd throw something new at you Also, apparently the creators of Weddell are actually subscribers to the channel.   Love you boys. Thanks so much as always I'll see tomorrow. There is a there's an absolutely insane Wheel of Mott NFC championship tomorrow. If you miss that video, you are homeless It is one of the sickest videos I've ever made. Hope you guys enjoy. I'll talk to you later. Thanks for watching as always Peace


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Alright, so hi. I'm Chef. Good morning. I'm the guest emcee for this one because your next speaker Matt Nash is a friend and colleague of mine. He and I worked together for NCC Group in Texas. So I've worked with Matt for the last four years and when I heard about this research he was working on I encouraged him to submit because I think this is a wonderful topic for the packet hacking village. And so Matt I'll let you talk about yourself a little bit more but welcome to the wall of sheep and break a leg. Thanks Chef. Alright man. So as Chef said, I am Matt Nash. I am a security consultant with NCC Group and this is my talk head in the clouds. So what are we going to be doing today? We're going to be looking at the configuration of accounts within Amazon's AWS and then also Microsoft's Azure. Some of the resources that were put into this talk were native tooling developed by Amazon and Microsoft. Security purpose tooling that was developed by NCC Group and a third party best practice reference. So configuration reviews typically fall into two different categories. We're looking at services or the hosts or VMs themselves. Today we're not going to be looking at the hosts. We're going to be focusing specifically on the services. So the first thing we're going to look at is Amazon's AWS. AWS is Amazon's web services. It is on demand infrastructure, computing resources, storage resources, analytics, application services. They are available and scalable. And most people think of Amazon's AWS as infrastructure as a service which contrasts with Microsoft's Azure, which we'll talk about a little bit later. So the tooling that we're going to use here is AWS CLI. It's developed by Amazon for querying AWS and interacting with the API. Another thing we're going to look at is Scout Suite, which is a tool that we developed for doing automated collection of data on AWS. And then CIS Benchmarks, which is a third party best practice reference. So the first thing that we want to do when we're going to assess an AWS environment is we want to set up our auditing account. We want to apply a couple managed policies to it. The first one is read-only access, and the second one is security audit. We also want to establish programmatic access for the API, which is an access key and secret key pair. And then not absolutely necessary, but it's nice to have access to the web console so that you can actually go through and click in the UI and look at that representation of the configuration. So with the access and secret key, we need to put those into something that we can feed into AWS CLI. There are a few other methods here that we're not going to cover today. The one that we're going to look at is the credentials file. And that credentials file looks like something like this. If you run the AWS configure without a profile argument, you will get a default entry, which is a top one you see there. And if you run it with a profile name, in this case I use profile one, you'll get that second entry there. So the first thing that we want to do when assessing an AWS account is we'll dump out the account number. So we know which one we're looking at, and we can also apply this to any findings that we come up with. So we'll run this command and we get the account number. We'll use that for our reporting so that we can identify what account the findings go to. And so the first service we're going to look at is IAM. IAM is the identity and access management service. This deals with authentication or how your users sign in. Authorization, which is permissions against resources or anything else in the account. So in IAM the first thing we want to look at is the list of users on the account. So we'll run this command, we get some output. You can see here I've truncated it. You'll see an ellipsis on several slides just because we're dealing with a lot of data. So we see a user here, A Walters. We'll go ahead and take a look at that account. It was created on May 16th of 2015, so it's probably an older account. Probably good to look at. So first thing we want to do on a user is get a list of the access keys. So this is what gives them programmatic access to the API. So we'll run this command, specifying the username. We get some output here. We've got the access key ID for that user. And we see that that access key was created May 27th of 2015. So not long after the account was created, probably an old key. And so we'll grab this access key ID and we'll use it in some future queries here. So the last time that this access key was used, when did the user actually use the API? So we'll take that access key from before, plug it into this command, get some output. We see the last time that they used it was June 16th of 2015. So this account hasn't been used in over four years. Probably a good thing to audit. So in the previous command, we looked at some user data on their access key specifically. Another thing you can do is you can generate a credential report, which gives you multiple access keys associated with the account and anything else associated with that user like the last time they logged in, things like that. And you can generate these every four hours. Amazon doesn't want you just hammering with requests, so they put a time limit on there. So we'll run this command. We get the output of started because we haven't actually run the Generate Credential Report on this account before. And next thing you want to do is actually collect the report. So we'll run this next command here. And you'll get a very large base 64 encoded string. I've truncated it here. What we need to do to be able to read this credential report is decode it. So I've got a little cut command that I'm piping this into that's looking for the columns associated with the rotation dates of the keys. So we'll run this command, get some output. We see that A-Walter's key was last rotated May 27th. So this is definitely an old access key. We need to go and audit and see if maybe that user still works with the company and maybe revoke their access. Next thing that we want to look at is root account usage. So root account in AWS is all powerful. We don't like to see that account used habitually for administrative functions. We like to see an IAM role created for any of the permissions that you want an admin user to perform. So this is a very similar command. It's looking for the last login date of the root account. So we run this command. We can see the last time that this root account was used was July 2nd of this year. So probably habitual. The recommendation would be to lock away that root account, change any of their access keys and just not use it if at all possible. Next thing that we want to look at is the account password policy. So this affects all users on the account. So we'll run this command. We get the password policy here. You can see that the minimum password length is eight characters. It's pretty short. But what is also problematic is a user can use a password as long as it's not one of the last three used. So if a user figures out, hey, I changed my password three times. I can reuse my old password. You can see how that might be a problem. And what could be problematic with this configuration, depending on how they have the environment set up, passwords are set to not expire. That may be intentional. It may not be. You would want to go back to whoever runs this account and make sure that that's what they want. And also users are not able to change their password. That may also be a design decision. So we want to verify that. So some other common issues that we see with IAM, policies that allow IAM pass roll and STS assume roll with a wild card. So this could be for wild card resources. This could be for wild card principles or users. If you had wild card for principles, that means anybody can do whatever this specific action is. And if you had resources, they could perform it against any resources. Another thing that we see is users without multi-factor authentication. That's a second factor. So if their access key and private or secret key were compromised or if their password were compromised, you would have a second factor there preventing an attacker from compromising the account further. Policies that allow not actions. So these are effectively blacklists. We like to see actions that are specified because that follows the principle of least privilege. Not actions essentially say you can perform everything except this action. And also cross account assume roll policies that lack an external ID or MFA. So the external ID can either be an account number for the account that you want to access your account's resources, or it can just be a random string that you come up with that's unique to that third-party account. And then MFA, we've already discussed why that's a good thing. If the third-party account is compromised, this adds an additional step to keep an attacker from compromising your account's resources. So next service we want to look at is EC2. This is the Elastic Compute Cloud. It deals with scalable computing resources which includes instances or VMs, network interfaces on the account, network access control, security groups, and any load balancing that's in place. So the first thing that we want to do in EC2 is get a list of the VPCs or virtual private clouds. So we'll run this command. We get a list of VPCs, again truncated output. We see VPC IDs. We've got CIDR blocks that are associated with the VPCs. So we'll take this VPC ID and we'll use it in some next queries. Do the VPCs that we've found have Flow Logs enabled? So Flow Logs allow you to gain insight into the network actions that are going on relative to the VPCs. So we'll take that VPC ID from before, plug it into this command, and we get some output here on the Flow Logs. And you can see that Flow Log status active shows up in this output. If the Flow Logs were not enabled on the VPC that you're querying against, you would just get an empty set like here. So the next thing we want to do is get a list of network interfaces. So we'll run this command, which is the describe network interfaces command. We get some output. This is actually going to be one of those queries that generates a lot. So you'll probably have to scroll through to find the information that you want or grep it. So we see a network interface ID here. If we scroll down through the output, we can look for interfaces that are exposed to the internet. And in this case, we do see a public IP. And we also see a public DNS. So this interface is exposed to the internet. Another thing we want to do is get a list of subnets on the account. So we run this command. We get cider blocks that are associated with that subnet, and also subnet ID and the VPC that it is associated with. We also get the availability zone and the ID of that zone. So we'll take this subnet ID and we'll use this in some future queries. So what NACLs are associated with this subnet? We'll run this command. We'll get a list of NACLs. And we can see this subnet ID has a rule action of allow for egress false. And in this case, egress false means ingress. And we can see this inbound connections for the cider block 0000 slash 0 or everyone. So the next thing we want to do is get a list of security groups. So NACLs and security groups are similar, but they are different.  So we'll run this command. We get a list of security groups on the account. And so something we look for is default and launch wizard one security groups. And in this case, we see that both of those are in this listing of security groups. We'll probably focus a lot on this launch wizard one for the next queries. We'll grab the SG ID for that security group. And we'll use it in our next queries. So something we want to look at is SSH exposed to the internet. So this is kind of a lengthy query. But essentially what it does is it looks for a port range from port 22 to port 22 for the cider block 0000 slash 0 or everyone. And it will output the name and ID of the group set it finds. So we do see this launch wizard one again. We also see an open SSH group. Open SSH, that's probably okay, but we definitely want to go back and verify, make sure it's not going to be a group that should be for only developers or a specific group since it is open to the internet. They probably want to lock that down if it's supposed to be for a smaller group. So let's focus on this launch wizard one. What instances are associated with that security group? What instances or VMs are behind it? So we'll run this command plugging in the SG value that we grabbed and we'll get a list of instances that are associated with it. So we see here there are actually two instances. If you remember from the NACLs, the NACL that we saw before opened up SSH to the world, which is associated with this security group. So if there's any SSH services or services running on port 22 on these instances, that's going to be exposed to the internet. So that's our external attack surface. Some other common issues that we see with EC2 are security groups that whitelist AWS siters. So these are network blocks within AWS. We like to see specific IPs for any instances that you want to be able to access resources rather than an entire net block. If somebody else gets an instance within that block, then that would allow them access to whatever these resources are. Another thing we see is EBS volumes that don't have encryption enabled. So if the storage mechanism for the EBS volume becomes compromised, if it's not encrypted, the data is also compromised. If it's encrypted, it should be safe. So another thing we see is all ports that are open to all. This does not follow the principle of least privilege. So we see specific ports open for services that you intend to have exposed. And then also we see secrets in the instance metadata user data. So if an instance is set up using a script, it essentially gets recorded like bash history. So if there are hard-coded passwords in that script or anything that points to sensitive data, that would be exposed if somebody goes to the user metadata on the instance. So the next service we want to look at is the S3 service. That is simple storage service, and it deals with object storage. You may be familiar with the term buckets. So the first thing we want to do is get a listing of the buckets on the account. So we'll run this query, which will dump out a listing of the bucket names. So we see here we've got a bucket named dev raven. Let's go ahead and take that for our next queries. So we want to look and see if the bucket is world-listable or world-writeable. So can people browse and see that bucket, or can they write data to the bucket? So we'll take the dev raven bucket name, throw it into this command, get some output here. We scroll through and we see that the group global all users, if you're looking in the web UI of AWS, you'll see this listed as everybody. We can see that that has read and write permissions on this bucket. So it is world-listable and it is world-writeable. So next thing we want to look at is objects within that bucket. Are they world-readable and world-writeable? So from the output before, we've got a bucket named test. So we'll query that with this command. And we can see that this bucket policy for test allows a wild card for principles, so all principles, any users, to do s3 get object and s3 put object. So it is world-readable and world-writeable for any bucket objects or objects within this bucket. Next thing we want to look at is versioning for the buckets. Versioning allows you to keep a record of changes that occur on a bucket. So if somebody deletes data, you should be able to recover it if you have versioning enabled. So we'll run this command against dev raven, and we see a status of enabled. So versioning is enabled for this bucket. If you did not have versioning enabled, you would just get no data back from the query. So the next thing we want to look at is access logging for the buckets. So seeing what type of access requests are coming in for the buckets and for the data. So we'll again query dev raven using this command. And we can see here that not only is a logging enabled in the output, but we also get the bucket that the logs are going to and a directory in that bucket. So logging is enabled. If you did not have logging enabled, you would just get no data back from the query. So some other common issues that we see with s3 version buckets that don't have MFA delete. So this is a second step before buckets or data can be deleted. Another thing we see is buckets that don't have the default encryption enabled. This is very similar to the EBS that we spoke about before. Data at rest, if it's encrypted, should be safe if the storage mechanism is compromised. Another thing we see is buckets that allow clear text or HTTP communication. So one of the issues that you could see here is if this bucket is serving software updates to clients, anybody with a suitable position between that user and the bucket could intercept the communication. They could modify the packages as they're coming through and then your user may actually be infected with malware. So we like to see secure communication enabled for buckets. All right, so now we're going to look at Microsoft Azure. Azure is software as a service, platform as a service, infrastructure as a service. It's also available in scalable, very similar to AWS. However, people see it more as a platform as a service. So they kind of handle the OS updates and other things that you would be responsible for within AWS. They kind of manage the behind the scenes stuff. So some of the tools that we're going to use for querying Azure is Azure CLI, which is developed by Microsoft for doing very similar functions as we saw in AWS. Scout Suite, which is developed by NCC Group and also DCIS benchmarks. So account setup within Azure is a little bit different from AWS. They use role-based access control. We like to see at least read access on any of the resources that you intend on auditing. And Security Reader is a good role to use. So credentials, they handle it quite different from AWS, rather. The login flow, you use the az-login command. It will then throw up a prompt in your browser, your default browser. You will log in using your Microsoft ID and then a token will get passed to the Azure CLI client that will then get used for any of your queries. So we'll log in using that az-login command. And there's also a legacy option to use a device code rather than logging in through the web UI.  Azure is very noisy with its output. You'll get the cloud name that you've just logged into, as well as the Microsoft ID that you've used and the role type that you have, sorry, the user type that you have. And we can see here our audit account, pentester at sharklasercorp3742.onmicrosoft.com. So similar to AWS, first thing we want to do is grab the account ID, make sure that we're hitting the right account, and then we can use that for any of our reporting. So we'll run this command and we get the account ID. So we'll use that for any of our findings. The first service that we're going to look at is Azure AD or Active Directory. Azure AD is quite a bit different from on-prem AD. They handle a lot of things very different from it. So if you're familiar with on-prem AD, this is a different beast. So the first thing we want to do is get a list of the users in Active Directory. So we'll run this command, which will get the user name and then their job titles. So we see here we've got a system administrator three, probably a good account to audit. And their ID is A-Adams at the same company. So first thing we want to do, once we've got a username that we want to audit, we want to get some additional information about the user.  And we can see that the user's name is Arthur Adams. Arthur works in the Information Technology Department and Arthur's account was created in March of this year. So pretty new user. Next thing we want to do is see what groups this user is associated with. So we'll run this command, again specifying the user ID. And we can see that Arthur is part of Infotech and SysAdmins. Not surprising. Arthur is a technology worker. And we've got the object IDs also for those groups. Another thing we want to look for is guest users in the account. So these are not managed by your organization. They have been added with permissions to be able to do things on your account. So we run this command. We see that Tammy Rogers 256BQ8 with a tag of EXT. So it shows you that it's an external user has been added to the account. Like I kind of alluded to before, these are users that you don't manage. So any problems with their account, if they have a weak password, it makes it much harder for you to make sure that they are secure. So we like to see specific AD accounts created for anybody who needs access to your environment. If you didn't have any guest users, you would get an empty set. So next service we want to look at in Azure is the Key Vault. So we will run this command. We'll get a list of the Key Vaults that are on the account. So we scroll through. We see we've got this vault name. You also get the location of it and the ID within Azure. So we'll take that ID. And we'll look and see if this vault is recoverable. So if the vault is deleted, can we revert that? And we're going to look for the enable purge protection or the enable soft delete in the output. And so we'll specify that ID from before. And we see we don't actually get data back. So this vault is not recoverable. If it's deleted, it's gone. So next thing we want to look at is the keys within the Key Vault. Do they have an expiration date set? So we'll run this command. It's looking for the attributes enabled and attributes expired. So we see a key here. We notice that it expires January 1st of 2020. So that's good. It does have an expiration date. Next thing we want to look at is the secrets in the vault. So those also have an expiration date. So we get similar output here. We see that this secret also expires January 1st, 2020. So next service that we're going to look at is logging and monitoring. These commands are going to be much longer. You'll see a slide with just the command on it. And then the next slide will actually have the output just due to how we have to query this service. So the first thing that we're going to look at is activity logging alerts for creating or updating network security groups. And we are going to look for the operation name of Microsoft network network security groups write action. And we get some output here. We see that it's set to global. The scope is properly set for the subscription. And enabled is true. So activity logging alerts is enabled for creating and updating network security groups. So let's look and see if a logging alerts are also enabled for delete network security group. Very similar command, but the action is going to be Microsoft network network security groups delete. So we get some output here. We see this is also set to global. The subscription is properly set and enabled is true. So logging alerts are enabled for deleting network security groups. Next thing we want to look at is creating an update network security rules. So these are the rules associated with those groups. Very similar command, but we're looking at the security rules write action. We get some output here. We see that it's set to global. The subscription is properly set on the account and enabled is true. Same thing for delete. Run a very similar command, but with the security rules delete action. We get some output here. We see that location is also set to global. Subscription is properly set on the account and enabled is true. So this next query is going to look for any actions for SQL server firewall rules. Similar command, but we're looking at Microsoft SQL servers firewall rules write. So we get more output here. The location is set to global subscriptions properly set and enabled is true. So alert logs are also set on this action. So for updating a security policy, very similar command, but we're looking at the Microsoft security policies write action. We get some output here. We see global subscription is also set properly on the account and enabled is true. So we have logs there as well. Next service we want to look at is networking. First thing we want to look for is RDP. Is that exposed to the internet? So we'll run this command that will get a list of network security groups and then it will print out the name as well as the rules associated.  We look through and we see that there is an allow rule for inbound connections to port 3389. And the source address is wildcard. So any source address can connect to the service. So it is open to the internet. Next thing we want to look at is SSH. Is SSH also open to the internet? Same command, same output. We scroll through, we see that access is allowed for inbound connections on port 22 for any source address again. So SSH is also open to the internet. So the next thing we want to look at is network watchers. These enable flow logging or insight into network actions that are occurring. So this command will output a list of the network watchers on the account. We're looking for the provisioning state succeeded. And if you didn't have any network watchers enabled, you would have an empty set like this. So flow log retention period is this sufficient for any of the flow logs. So we'll run this command specifying a resource group and a network security group. And we're going to look for the retention policy attribute. In this case, we've got one that has days set to 30. We like to see this at least 90 days. So NCC group scout suite. This is a tool we spoke about in the beginning of the presentation. Scout suite is an automated tool that does a lot of this stuff in mere minutes. So a lot of those commands were pretty long. And I hope they didn't make your eyes bleed. This should be a lot better. Multi-cloud. So right now it supports Amazon's AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform. And we recently released updates that include Alibaba Cloud and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. So using Scout Suite against AWS. When you run Scout Suite against an AWS account, you will get a very similar interface to this. You'll get the account number. You'll see the services that Scout Suite looked at. And we've got some dropdown menus up top that allow you to get to different dashboards. Here we're looking at the IAM dashboard. So you see all of the findings that were associated with IAM. And here we've got a finding for password expiration disabled. So we'll click on this. We get a nice output of that password policy. And we can see that Scout Suite has identified that password expiration is false. And it's highlighted that. So you can very quickly go through and see what things are enabled or not enabled on your account. We can go to the S3 dashboard. And we see some more findings here for S3. And we see a finding for get actions authorized to all principles. So this is the readable to everyone. So we click on that. We actually get the listing of the bucket and then the configuration data. And you can actually see down in the bottom right corner, there's a little details button. So you can get the details of the policy itself for that bucket. All right, running Scout Suite against Azure. Very familiar webpage. Here we have fewer services because Azure's API is not as mature as AWS, but they are adding features. So here we've got six or five different services, Key Vault, Network, Security Center, SQL database, and storage accounts. So we'll go up here to the storage accounts dashboard. And we see a finding for access keys not rotated. So if we click the little plus sign over there, it drops down and you get some details on why Scout Suite identified that. So the keys were rotated greater than 90 days from today. And there's also a reference to the CIS benchmarks. So CIS benchmarks. What are these? They are developed by the Center for Internet Security. They are best practice guides that provide step-by-step audit queries. And they also provide step-by-step fixes once you've identified some issues. And they're available for almost any technology you can think of. Red Hat, Server 2016, any kind of technology. They probably have a benchmark for it. And the ones that we use for this presentation were the Amazon Web Services foundations and the Microsoft Azure foundations. These are the cover pages for the PDFs. And they provide a table of contents that is, you can navigate through it. You can click on whatever findings you're wanting to look at. And they provide a step-by-step. On the left here you see the audit for using the AWS CLI. But they also provide steps if you're going through the UI or the API. And then they also provide some references as to why those findings were identified. And on the right here you see a remediation for going through the Azure Web Console and also some references. And that's it.


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Hi, my name is Marianne Jordan. I am the content writer and teacher at Pronunciation Club. Thanks for taking part in this exhibitor update, Marianne. Can I ask you, first of all, what your overall response to the pandemic has been in Pronunciation Club in general, in particular? Panic like everybody else all the past year, but what we have done is Well, firstly, thank you to all the people that came to our stand last year and showed so much interest in the pronunciation teacher training that we were offering. And so last year it was going to be, well, I've always thought it is a three hour workshop, whether in the morning or afternoon. But of course, we can't do in-house training now. So I've moved it to online. So instead of a three hour workshop, it's now going to be four one hour weekly lessons. Yeah, so that's actually going to be an awful lot better as well, because it will allow people to learn, have a much longer learning time. And I'll be able to check in weekly, because before with the workshops I used to, at the end of it, we would check the sounds together. And then I would have give my email details if they could contact me. Some did, some people didn't, they were fine. But at least with this method now, we can do weekly checkups. And I'm also adding on monthly webinars as well. OK, great. And of course, the change of medium has changed the way we teach. And not always, for the worst, because there are some different things that are possible in the new format. How has it changed the approach to training that you are taking? Well, I've always been teaching online anyway through Skype. But what I did was I moved on to Zoom, because that seems to be the most common one now for everybody to work with. I still use Skype, I still use Google Meet, just whatever the person wants. But I think for the online training, I'll be definitely using Zoom for that as well. Well, I want to move on then and ask you about what two or three resources would you suggest as helpful to schools or teachers at present? Can be from pronunciation club or can be from elsewhere? I think, well, from what we're doing now is that we have the online course. It's available 24-7. And there's lots of sound boards, flashcards, there's a whole load of materials there. And also for teachers to teach the course with lesson plans and so on. Yeah. And I think, and also this past year, I have been looking online at a lot of, you know, training out there that like there is an awful lot of training going on now. Obviously, everybody's moved online training. And I would certainly recommend the ELT Ireland YouTube videos because you've got a lot of materials there and a lot of help from other members of ELT Ireland. If people are looking for more information about your activities, where would they find that? On the website, which is simply pronunciation.club. And then my last kind of big question is why are you supporting the ELT Ireland conference this year and as in every previous year? I would support it every single year. And it's mainly because of the support that I get from ELT Ireland with, you know, not just at the conference, but throughout the year with all the web talks or ELT talks and so on. But I think from my experience over the last couple of years of the conference is just the quality of the speakers and the talks that they give. They are very, very informative, sharing of ideas, catching up with fellow professionals. But the most important thing that I find is the support and friendship that I get out of the conference. Yeah, it's great for meeting and, you know, we always say that the coffee breaks are most important part of it. It is. It's just great, Peter. And I know this year you are going hard now on having, you know, you have your challenges this year of offering that. And I wish you all the best in it. And don't worry if things go wrong with technology, we will get by, we will manage and we will find our own way of getting in touch with each other, you know, during the conference. I'm really, really looking forward to that part of it as well.


Hey, everyone. Welcome to today's day trading recap for Wednesday, November 3rd, another green day today, plus $882.50. So let's go through these. 4 for 4 on my mighty 90s. And this week, out of nine trades, we've only had one losing trade on a mighty 90.  So mighty 90 is doing really well. Boeing plus 105, Facebook 236, NIO 114, Tesla plus 495. And then on the runners, I had a runner in the NASDAQ that I took into the Fed announcement and it had gone against me minus 307.50. The ES, I took a runner after the Fed announcement, plus 325. Tesla was during or after the Fed announcement plus 140, probably the most frustrating $140 I've ever made. And I'll show you why.  So let's go through these, starting with the mighty 90s and BA. So Boeing started out a little weak, pushed all the way up to highs of day, nice pop and volume. So you've got short right here, caught this little down move there. I would have had more profit, but this thing started pushing up on me really quick. So I was trying to get filled, trying to get filled. And by the time I did on my last piece, it was up here. So still booked a profit on Boeing, but could have been better. Facebook plus 236. Let's take a look at Facebook. So Facebook pushing up here, got short right here on this little pop and volume on this push, got short, caught that move down there. NIO, not one that we've traded in a while, but NIO was moving. And kept pushing lower, kept pushing lower. It got down to about right here with this little pop and volume. And that's where I got in. And then it kept pushing, gave us another pop and volume. So I added right here and caught that bounce to get out for net net plus 114. And then Tesla, my biggest winner on the mighty 90 front. Had his nice, nice push down right into a key level with a pop and volume got long right here and caught that bounce out of Tesla. All right, so those are the mighty 90s. Let's move on to the runners. In fact, I'll stay on Tesla because I had a little runner in Tesla. And let's just, let's move this chart right here first. So Fed came out at an initial push up, pulled back to unchange. So I got long right here looking for a continuation bounce. And I thought this market is getting strong. Things are looking higher. Tesla is gonna be one of the biggest benefactors of that.  And about right here, I was like, okay, the rest of the market's moving and Tesla just isn't gonna take part in this. So I ended up closing this out, booked right about right there, booked 140 bucks. I was like, okay, well, out of the profit. Well, what happened about 10, 15 minutes later? That and then that. So I missed the entire move that I was looking for, got me out just a little bit early. So still booked a little profit, but not quite the massive move that I was hoping for. And then lastly in, oh well, not lastly, in NVIDIA did a little runner as well. So let me scrunch this together. So NVIDIA, so this is after the Fed announcement, NVIDIA started really pushing up, came up to this pivot level, which also corresponded with this price peak back here from earlier in the morning, had a nice pop in volume here as well. So I got short, looking for a little retracement, pulled back a little bit, a little bit more. I was really close to getting out of half my position with about a 10% profit and then it bounced. And so when that happened, I just cut out. Took a loss on that one. And then let's go to the futures. First one on the NASDAQ. So I typically don't like to hold trades like this into the Fed announcement, but kind of what I was anticipating is, I got in way back here looking for a flush lower and this thing just started chopping, which happens a lot before a Fed announcement, which I was aware of, but I thought it might kind of drift lower. And then going into the Fed announcement, I was up here and it started to drift down right before the announcement. I thought, regardless of what the Fed announces, I felt like we may get a little flush, even if it would go higher ultimately. Unfortunately, that's not what happened. And I mentioned this to somebody in the community today, both on our live stream and on a post, that we try not to guess market direction based on news. And so this wasn't, I wanna clarify, this was not me trying to guess what the Fed was gonna do around tapering or interest rates. And therefore, I was positioning myself for that. I was literally just looking at price action and I was chopping around and anticipation of a potential little drift lower.  And obviously that didn't happen. So as soon as it started pushing up, I got out right there, took a loss in the NASDAQ. And then the ES, this was after the Fed announced. So I had that initial pushup. And so when it pulled back here, I did not get in there. I was thinking about it, did not, had a nice bounce. So when it pulled back here, or I think it was right here or right here, I got in looking for another extension. And sure enough, I caught it, scaled out. I got out of my last piece at, I think it was 46, 45. So about right here, got out of my last piece. So that was a nice trade. So all in all, good day, good green day, three green days in a row, plus 882.50. We'll be streaming live tomorrow on Thursday and then offline on Friday. So we'll see you in the room tomorrow.