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WHAT IS A COMPROMISE ASSESSMENT?
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The Benefits, How it’s Different, How to Choose a Vendor, and More
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WHAT IS A COMPROMISE ASSESSMENT?
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The Benefits, How it’s Different, How to Choose a Vendor, and More
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Code Execution Bug Affects Yamale Python Package.
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A YAMALE schema and validator, 23andMe, A high-severity code injection vulnerability has been exposed in Yamale, this might in all…
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Code Execution Bug Affects Yamale Python Package.
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A YAMALE schema and validator, 23andMe, A high-severity code injection vulnerability has been exposed in Yamale, this might in all…
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school project
I am working on a school project where I need to determine the vulnerability in a local host Wordpress website. I am adding a comment where I try to get a message onclick using script. But It is filtering it out. Can anyone help?
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school project
I am working on a school project where I need to determine the vulnerability in a local host Wordpress website. I am adding a comment where I try to get a message onclick using script. But It is filtering it out. Can anyone help?
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school project
I am working on a school project where I need to determine the vulnerability in a local host Wordpress website. I am adding a comment where I try...
hacking: security in practice
How to force connect to a Bluetooth speaker that already paired?
How to force connect to a Bluetooth speaker that already paired and kick the paired device? Any idea? Or tool to do that? I found a tool called gattacker it works on BLE devices! but i don’t know if it works on a speaker!
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How to force connect to a Bluetooth speaker that already paired?
How to force connect to a Bluetooth speaker that already paired and kick the paired device? Any idea? Or tool to do that? I found a tool called gattacker it works on BLE devices! but i don’t know if it works on a speaker!
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How to force connect to a Bluetooth speaker that already paired?
How to force connect to a Bluetooth speaker that already paired and kick the paired device? Any idea? Or tool to do that? I found a tool called...
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Game Hacking with Python and cheat engine
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Hi. In this write up, i will be showing you, how to hack games by editing the memory with cheat engine and will also write a program in…
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Game Hacking with Python and cheat engine
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Hi. In this write up, i will be showing you, how to hack games by editing the memory with cheat engine and will also write a program in…
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Where can I learn the skill of hacking?
Any recommended resources would be greatly appreciated.
I have a p strong base is Python and Java already, though I know cyber security has very little to do with those two languages.
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Where can I learn the skill of hacking?
Any recommended resources would be greatly appreciated.
I have a p strong base is Python and Java already, though I know cyber security has very little to do with those two languages.
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Where can I learn the skill of hacking?
Any recommended resources would be greatly appreciated. I have a p strong base is Python and Java already, though I know cyber security has very...
hacking: security in practice
Attacking NTLMv2
This post describes two ways to attack NTLMv2. One is to crack the NTLMv2 hash and the other is to perform a relay attack. I know that if SMB signing is required, a relay attack is not possible. But can we still crack the hash with SMB signing?
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Attacking NTLMv2
This post describes two ways to attack NTLMv2. One is to crack the NTLMv2 hash and the other is to perform a relay attack. I know that if SMB signing is required, a relay attack is not possible. But can we still crack the hash with SMB signing?
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Attacking NTLMv2
[This](https://0xdf.gitlab.io/2019/01/13/getting-net-ntlm-hases-from-windows.html#attacks) post describes two ways to attack NTLMv2. One is to...
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Did someone try to hack me?
One time when I was snooping through random websites and reading about hacking content, suddenly my system displays a pop up "Admin right permission to install a software". The software name was some random letters and numbers .exe, I don't have any software or download anything for the past few days....
Is it really someone tried to hack me? 🤔
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Did someone try to hack me?
One time when I was snooping through random websites and reading about hacking content, suddenly my system displays a pop up "Admin right permission to install a software". The software name was some random letters and numbers .exe, I don't have any software or download anything for the past few days....
Is it really someone tried to hack me? 🤔
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Did someone try to hack me?
One time when I was snooping through random websites and reading about hacking content, suddenly my system displays a pop up "Admin right...
Game Hacking with Python and cheat engine
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Black Hat Ethical Hacking
Microsoft patches Excel zero-day used in attacks, asks Mac users to wait
Microsoft patches Excel zero-day used in attacks, asks Mac users to wait
Black Hat Ethical Hacking
Microsoft patches Excel zero-day used in attacks, asks Mac users to wait | Black Hat Ethical Hacking
Microsoft warned admins today to immediately patch a high severity Exchange Server vulnerability that may allow authenticated attackers to execute code remotely on vulnerable servers.
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Obfuscated Payloads can be undetected even if you have real-time protection
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Fact: Obfuscated Payloads can be undetected even if you have real-time protection
There is a certain reason why successful attacks still happen every day, even though you use various security solutions in some cases based on AI and different heuristic algorithms.
Experienced Hackers can craft more sophisticated payloads that can bypass any real-time protection no matter what security measures are implemented by any vendor. Whenever such payload is crafted as we will share some techniques known to do so, it will always be ahead of the way it gets handled, until it studies the behavior pattern and blocks it for the next time they get attacked using the same technique. However, that is too late, because the machine is already bypassed and criminals would have done their damage.
See Also: Hacking stories – Operation Troy – How researchers linked the cyberattacks
Going technically on this, the way it’s done is using several sophisticated methods that are implemented on a payload based on the way it gets delivered, the encryption used, and the time or where it is loaded.
It’s kinda vital that we have to encrypt the malware, not cause there’s any real cryptographic need, but just because if we leave a whole copy of our malware hanging around inside our binary which it will still gonna get detected. So instead of going down the AES/RSA route with our encryption (kinda pointless as we want obfuscation through encryption.) Therefore using XOR with multiple layers is one way to encrypt the payload at first. Next comes Parsing it into the Payload by checking magic bytes inside the malware through IAT tables. By doing this, it then gets written to run only on Memory without touching disks, which bypasses a lot of solutions.
See Also: Microsoft urges Exchange admins to patch bug exploited in the wild
Obfuscation can be done using various techniques, including backdooring official .exe files, changing the size making it much bigger so it could bypass the trigger, and finally making the code that contains the payload/malware executes in a timed interval.
That last step is huge when it comes to bypassing better defensive systems. This means if a user gets infected with such payload, it will run normally if it’s bound to another known application, and the trigger could be hours or days after it passes through the sandbox, and other measures would mark it safe to run, until the malware triggers after that time, giving shell to an attacker.
This is an issue that is unique to each piece of malware, and that’s defenders’ ability to detect common behavior of malware and use that to detect and shut down the malware. This is why we still see payloads execute successfully, and that is because of the detection that happens after the malware has been executed, meaning that the only way to bypass it is by changing the actual behavior of the malware.
See Also: OSINT Tool: Osintgram
Security works continuously using a variety of solutions that relies on automated software. Even if we see AI getting integrated using certain algorithms from different vendors consuming budgets on the protection side, we still see Offensive Security being a huge role in the evolution of Cyber Security, because of the skill & the mindset of building sophisticated Pa[...]
Obfuscated Payloads can be undetected even if you have real-time protection
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https://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/BECOME-A-PATRON-AND-UNLOCK-EXCLUSIVE-VIDEOS-1.png
Reading Time: 3 Minutes
Fact: Obfuscated Payloads can be undetected even if you have real-time protection
There is a certain reason why successful attacks still happen every day, even though you use various security solutions in some cases based on AI and different heuristic algorithms.
Experienced Hackers can craft more sophisticated payloads that can bypass any real-time protection no matter what security measures are implemented by any vendor. Whenever such payload is crafted as we will share some techniques known to do so, it will always be ahead of the way it gets handled, until it studies the behavior pattern and blocks it for the next time they get attacked using the same technique. However, that is too late, because the machine is already bypassed and criminals would have done their damage.
See Also: Hacking stories – Operation Troy – How researchers linked the cyberattacks
Going technically on this, the way it’s done is using several sophisticated methods that are implemented on a payload based on the way it gets delivered, the encryption used, and the time or where it is loaded.
It’s kinda vital that we have to encrypt the malware, not cause there’s any real cryptographic need, but just because if we leave a whole copy of our malware hanging around inside our binary which it will still gonna get detected. So instead of going down the AES/RSA route with our encryption (kinda pointless as we want obfuscation through encryption.) Therefore using XOR with multiple layers is one way to encrypt the payload at first. Next comes Parsing it into the Payload by checking magic bytes inside the malware through IAT tables. By doing this, it then gets written to run only on Memory without touching disks, which bypasses a lot of solutions.
See Also: Microsoft urges Exchange admins to patch bug exploited in the wild
Obfuscation can be done using various techniques, including backdooring official .exe files, changing the size making it much bigger so it could bypass the trigger, and finally making the code that contains the payload/malware executes in a timed interval.
That last step is huge when it comes to bypassing better defensive systems. This means if a user gets infected with such payload, it will run normally if it’s bound to another known application, and the trigger could be hours or days after it passes through the sandbox, and other measures would mark it safe to run, until the malware triggers after that time, giving shell to an attacker.
This is an issue that is unique to each piece of malware, and that’s defenders’ ability to detect common behavior of malware and use that to detect and shut down the malware. This is why we still see payloads execute successfully, and that is because of the detection that happens after the malware has been executed, meaning that the only way to bypass it is by changing the actual behavior of the malware.
See Also: OSINT Tool: Osintgram
Security works continuously using a variety of solutions that relies on automated software. Even if we see AI getting integrated using certain algorithms from different vendors consuming budgets on the protection side, we still see Offensive Security being a huge role in the evolution of Cyber Security, because of the skill & the mindset of building sophisticated Pa[...]