Kali Linux Tutorials
Fully-Homomorphic-Encryption : Libraries And Tools To Perform Fully Homomorphic Encryption Operations On An Encrypted Data Set

Fully-Homomorphic-Encryption, this repository contains open-source libraries and tools to perform fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) operations on an encrypted data set. About Fully Homomorphic Encryption Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) is an emerging data processing paradigm that allows developers to perform transformations on encrypted data. FHE can change the way computations are performed by preserving privacy end-to-end, […]

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Kali Linux Tutorials
Heappy : A Happy Heap Editor To Support Your Exploitation Process

Heappy is an editor based on gdb/gef that helps you to handle the heap during your exploitation development.The project should be considered a didactic tool useful to understand the evolution of the heap during the process life cycle. It has been created to simplify the study of the most common heap exploitation techniques and to […]

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KitPloit - PenTest Tools!
TiEtwAgent - PoC Memory Injection Detection Agent Based On ETW, For Offensive And Defensive Research Purposes

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This project was created to research, build and test different memory injection detection use cases and bypass techniques. The agent utilizes Microsoft-Windows-Threat-Intelligence event tracing provider, as a more modern and stable alternative to Userland-hooking, with the benefit of Kernel-mode visibility.

The project depends on the microsoft/krabsetw library for ETS setup and consumption.

An accompanying blog post can be found here: https://blog.redbluepurple.io/windows-security-research/kernel-tracing-injection-detection
Adding new detections

Detection functions can be easily added in DetectionLogic.cpp, and called from detect_event(GenericEvent evt)for any source event type. Support for new event fields can be easily added by appending their name to the map in GenericEventclass declaration.

Setup instructions

Assuming you do not have a Microsoft-trusted signing certificate:

* Put your machine in the test signing mode with bcdedit
* Generate a self-signed certificate with ELAM and Code Signing EKU
* Sign TiEtwAgent.exe and your ELAM driver with the certificate
* ./TiEtwAgent install
* net start TiEtwAgent
* Look for logs, by default in C:\Windows\Temp\TiEtwAgent.txt

TODO

* PPL Service, event parsing
* First detection
* Detection lifecycle
* Risk based lifecycle

PS. If you do not want to write an ELAM driver, you can get one from https://github.com/pathtofile/PPLRunner/tree/main/elam_driver

Special thanks to @pathtofile for the post here: https://blog.tofile.dev/2020/12/16/elam.html
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Hacking on Medium
WANNA GET STARTED WITH CYBERSECURITY BUT DON’T KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN?

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Like always, I was checking around the Try Hack Me website for my daily dose and came across a new room PRE SECURITY, which was completely…

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Insane Path That Will Grant You All Beginner Hacking Skills - Tryhackme’s Pre-Security Path

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“What is the easy path to hacking ?”

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Start hacking today with TryHackMe

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Hello, today I would like to share with you guys this website tryhackme.com. I am relatively new to hacking being only a second-year…

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TryHackMe: Thompson — Writeup

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In this article, we will show how to exploit vulnerabilities to hack the Thompson machine developed for TryHackMe, available here.

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Using Holehe to hunt users using email address's

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Using Holehe to hunt users using email address’s and improve your osint investigation

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Qué son los ataques SSL Stripping y cómo evitarlos

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POR EHACKING

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Kaseya Say’s ‘It’s Not a Supply Chain Attack’ and Releases Indicators of Compromises. — CyberWorkx

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Kaseya has confirmed in its recent notification that the attack is not really a supply chain attack and it has not found the evidence for…

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Deep Web
Found this link on Google (search engine/browser). Why is it there, and is it dangerous?

It didn't really lead to anything. However, I don't know much about the deep/dark web, so if someone can enlighten me on whether this is dangerous or not, be it from a legal aspect or from a leaked information/virus aspect:

http://hwikis25cffertqe.onion.ly/wiki/index.php?title=My_Dearest_Self_with_Malice_Aforethought

(I've changed the hyperlink to Google just in case someone accidentally clicks on it).

Alternatively, you can Google it by searching the search term:

my dearest self with malice aforethought wiki (it's a manga name)

It'll show up as the second result.

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