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(e.g., megacorpone.com) together with all sub-level domains out of scope. As a result, KIS does not execute any active and active* collectors on these second-level domains. This scope type is the default type for all second-level domains and their sub-level…
nd is executed.
Column Level specifies whether the collector is operating on:
* services: Scans services by using IPv4/IPv6 addresses and UDP/TCP port numbers
* vhosts: Scans web services by using host names (instead of IP addresses) and TCP port numbers
* hosts: Obtains information based on IPv4/IPv6 addresses
* domains: Obtains information based on second-level domains and optionally sub-level domains
* networks: Obtains information based on IPv4/IPv6 network ranges
* emails: Obtains information based on emails
* companies: Obtains information based on companies
Column Type specifies whether the collector actively approaches the target (
The IP Support column specifies the IP versions, which are supported by the underlying Kali tool (e.g., gobuster). Kali uses this information to decide which operating systems commands can be created and successfully executed. This column is only relevant for host, network, service, and vhost collectors (see column Level).
Column Timeout specifies the number of seconds after which the collector is automatically terminated.
The column User specifies the user with which the respective operating system commands are executed.
Priority Name Level Type IP Support Timeout User - ftpdotdotpwn service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - httpdotdotpwn service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - tftpdotdotpwn service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - httphydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - rdphydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - smbhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - smbmedusa service Active IPv4 - nobody - smbmsflogin service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root - sshhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 125 builtwith domain Active* - - nobody 127 hostio domain Active* - - nobody 130 censysdomain domain Active* - - kali 131 securitytrails domain Active* - - nobody 132 dnsdumpster domain Active* - - nobody 133 certspotter domain Active* - - nobody 134 crtshdomain domain Active* - - nobody 135 virustotal domain Active* - - nobody 140 dnssublist3r domain Active - - nobody 141 dnsamasspassive domain Active* - - nobody 142 dnsamassactive domain Active - - nobody 143 dnscrobatdomain domain Active* - - nobody 144 dnscrobattld domain Active* - - nobody 150 theharvester domain Passive - - kali 155 awsslurp domain Active - - nobody 160 dnsenum domain Active - - nobody 170 dnsgobuster domain Active - - nobody 180 dnsrecon domain Active - - nobody 210 whoisdomain domain Active - 30 nobody 215 dnsspf domain Active - - nobody 220 dnsdmarc domain Active - - nobody 235 dnsdkim domain Active - - nobody 240 dnstakeover domain Active - - nobody 310 dnshost domain Active - - nobody 312 dnshostpublic domain Passive - - nobody 320 dnsreverselookup host Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 360 dnscrobatreversehost host Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 410 hunter domain Active* - - nobody 420 haveibeenbreach email Active* - - nobody 430 haveibeenpaste email Active* - - nobody 510 whoishost host Passive IPv4, IPv6 30 nobody 512 whoisnetwork network Passive IPv4, IPv6 30 nobody 515 reversewhois company Active* - - nobody 520 shodanhost host Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 521 shodannetwork network Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 530 censyshost host Active* IPv4 - kali 540 crtshcompany company Active* - - nobody 550 dnscrobatreversenetwork network Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 1100 tcpnmapnetwork network Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1150 tcpnmapdomain domain Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1200 udpnmapnetwork network Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1250 udpnmapdomain domain Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1270 icmpnmapnetwork network Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1300 tcpmasscannetwork network Active IPv4 - root 1305 dnsaxfrdomain domain Active - - nobody 1306 dnsaxfrservice service Active* Ipv4, Ipv6 - nobody 1320 vhostgobuster service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 1350 anyservicenmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1820 tcptraceroute[...]
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Column Level specifies whether the collector is operating on:
* services: Scans services by using IPv4/IPv6 addresses and UDP/TCP port numbers
* vhosts: Scans web services by using host names (instead of IP addresses) and TCP port numbers
* hosts: Obtains information based on IPv4/IPv6 addresses
* domains: Obtains information based on second-level domains and optionally sub-level domains
* networks: Obtains information based on IPv4/IPv6 network ranges
* emails: Obtains information based on emails
* companies: Obtains information based on companies
Column Type specifies whether the collector actively approaches the target (
active) or obtains the information from third-party sources (passive and active*).The IP Support column specifies the IP versions, which are supported by the underlying Kali tool (e.g., gobuster). Kali uses this information to decide which operating systems commands can be created and successfully executed. This column is only relevant for host, network, service, and vhost collectors (see column Level).
Column Timeout specifies the number of seconds after which the collector is automatically terminated.
The column User specifies the user with which the respective operating system commands are executed.
Priority Name Level Type IP Support Timeout User - ftpdotdotpwn service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - httpdotdotpwn service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - tftpdotdotpwn service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - httphydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - rdphydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - smbhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody - smbmedusa service Active IPv4 - nobody - smbmsflogin service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root - sshhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 125 builtwith domain Active* - - nobody 127 hostio domain Active* - - nobody 130 censysdomain domain Active* - - kali 131 securitytrails domain Active* - - nobody 132 dnsdumpster domain Active* - - nobody 133 certspotter domain Active* - - nobody 134 crtshdomain domain Active* - - nobody 135 virustotal domain Active* - - nobody 140 dnssublist3r domain Active - - nobody 141 dnsamasspassive domain Active* - - nobody 142 dnsamassactive domain Active - - nobody 143 dnscrobatdomain domain Active* - - nobody 144 dnscrobattld domain Active* - - nobody 150 theharvester domain Passive - - kali 155 awsslurp domain Active - - nobody 160 dnsenum domain Active - - nobody 170 dnsgobuster domain Active - - nobody 180 dnsrecon domain Active - - nobody 210 whoisdomain domain Active - 30 nobody 215 dnsspf domain Active - - nobody 220 dnsdmarc domain Active - - nobody 235 dnsdkim domain Active - - nobody 240 dnstakeover domain Active - - nobody 310 dnshost domain Active - - nobody 312 dnshostpublic domain Passive - - nobody 320 dnsreverselookup host Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 360 dnscrobatreversehost host Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 410 hunter domain Active* - - nobody 420 haveibeenbreach email Active* - - nobody 430 haveibeenpaste email Active* - - nobody 510 whoishost host Passive IPv4, IPv6 30 nobody 512 whoisnetwork network Passive IPv4, IPv6 30 nobody 515 reversewhois company Active* - - nobody 520 shodanhost host Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 521 shodannetwork network Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 530 censyshost host Active* IPv4 - kali 540 crtshcompany company Active* - - nobody 550 dnscrobatreversenetwork network Active* IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 1100 tcpnmapnetwork network Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1150 tcpnmapdomain domain Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1200 udpnmapnetwork network Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1250 udpnmapdomain domain Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1270 icmpnmapnetwork network Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1300 tcpmasscannetwork network Active IPv4 - root 1305 dnsaxfrdomain domain Active - - nobody 1306 dnsaxfrservice service Active* Ipv4, Ipv6 - nobody 1320 vhostgobuster service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 1350 anyservicenmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 1820 tcptraceroute[...]
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nd is executed. Column Level specifies whether the collector is operating on: * services: Scans services by using IPv4/IPv6 addresses and UDP/TCP port numbers * vhosts: Scans web services by using host names (instead of IP addresses) and TCP port numbers…
host Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 1900 httpmsfrobotstxt service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2000 dnsnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2020 telnetnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2040 vncnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2100 mssqlnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2150 mysqlnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2200 smbnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2250 ftpnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2300 smtpnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2400 rpcnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2500 rdpnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2700 pop3nmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2750 msrpcenum service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2800 imapnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2850 x11nmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2900 tftpnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2950 nfsnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 3100 finger service Active IPv4 - nobody 3200 ntpdate service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 3300 ntpq service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 4000 h323version service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 4100 sipnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 4120 sipmsf service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 4200 stunnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 11000 vncmsfnoneauth service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 11010 vncmsflogin service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 11100 ftphydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 11200 mssqlhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 11400 pgsqlhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 11500 snmphydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 11600 sshchangeme service Active IPv4, IPv6 - kali 11610 httpchangeme service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - kali 11700 ipmi service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 11750 rmiregistrymsfgather service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 11760 rmiregistrynmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 12100 ftpfilelist service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 13000 showmount service Active IPv4, IPv6 300 nobody 13090 smbcme service Active IPv4, IPv6 - kali 13100 smbclient service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 13200 smbfilelist service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 13210 smbmap service Active IPv4 - nobody 21500 nbtscan service Active IPv4 - nobody 21600 ldapsearch service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 21610 ldapnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 31100 snmpcheck service Active IPv4 300 nobody 31110 snmpnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 31200 onesixtyone service Active IPv4 60 nobody 31300 snmpwalk service Active IPv4 - nobody 31400 oraclesidguess service Active IPv4 - nobody 41100 sslyze service, vhost Active IPv4 - nobody 41200 sshnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 41300 certnmap service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 41310 tlsnmap service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 41320 sslscan service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 41330 certopenssl service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 120 nobody 51100 httpgobuster service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 51110 httpgobustersmart service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 51150 httpkiterunner service, vhost Active Ipv4 - kali 51200 httpnmap service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 51205 httpntlmnmap service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 61400 rpcclient service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 61500 rpcinfo service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 71100 ikescan service Active IPv4 - root 91050 httpwpscan service Active IPv4, IPv6 - kali 91100 enum4linux service Active IPv4 - nobody 91200 httpnikto service, vhost Active IPv4 - nobody 91225 httpburpsuitepro domain, host Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 91250 httpdavtest service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 91260 httpwhatweb service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 91300 httpsqlmap service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 91400 smtpuserenum service Active IPv4 - nobody 91600 mysqlhydra service Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 92200 httpwapiti service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 100000 vncviewer service Active IPv4 - nobody 100100 httpeyewitness service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 3600 kali UsageAfter the setup, the following KIS commands are available. kismanageThis script allows:
* setting up and testing KIS
* managing the[...]
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host Active IPv4, IPv6 - nobody 1900 httpmsfrobotstxt service, vhost Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2000 dnsnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2020 telnetnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2040 vncnmap service Active IPv4, IPv6 - root 2100 mssqlnmap service…
database (re-creation, creating backups, restoring backups, etc.)
* creating workspaces, networks, host names, emails, companies, etc.
* importing Nmap, Nessus, and Masscan scan results
* defining the scope
Run the following command to obtain more information and examples:
Run the following command to obtain more information and examples:
* Character-separated values (CSV): Export of the collected intelligence in the structured CSV format. This allows further processing via tools like grep, csvcut, or Aquatone
* Microsoft Excel: Export of all collected intelligence into a Microsoft Excel file.
* Text: Export of the collected raw text intelligence (e.g., text output of tool Nikto).
* Raw: Export of additionally collected files like JSON objects from APIs like Shodan.io, or certificate files.
Run the following command to obtain more information and examples:
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* creating workspaces, networks, host names, emails, companies, etc.
* importing Nmap, Nessus, and Masscan scan results
* defining the scope
Run the following command to obtain more information and examples:
$ sudo docker-compose run kaliintelsuite kismanage -hkiscollectThis script implements a commandline interface to collect the intelligence.Run the following command to obtain more information and examples:
$ sudo docker-compose run kaliintelsuite kiscollect -hkisreportThis script allows the analysis of the collected data via various filtering options. Supported report formats are:* Character-separated values (CSV): Export of the collected intelligence in the structured CSV format. This allows further processing via tools like grep, csvcut, or Aquatone
* Microsoft Excel: Export of all collected intelligence into a Microsoft Excel file.
* Text: Export of the collected raw text intelligence (e.g., text output of tool Nikto).
* Raw: Export of additionally collected files like JSON objects from APIs like Shodan.io, or certificate files.
Run the following command to obtain more information and examples:
$ sudo docker-compose run kaliintelsuite kisreport -hAuthorLukas Reiter (@chopicalquy) - Kali Intelligence Suite LicenseThis project is licensed under the GPLv3 License - see the license file for details. Download KaliIntelligenceSuite___________________________
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What Are The Benefits of Using a CRM In 2021
Customer relationship management aka CRM, as many people know is one of the most essential tools in a professional environment that involves selling services. Everyone knows that CRM helps with the overall growth of the business, but what many fail to notice is the fact that CRM is incredibly helpful in improving contact management.
Read this blog till the end to know about how CRM can help users to have better relationships with your customers.
Here are some of the major benefits of using a CRM to make your customer relationship better with relative ease.
Major perks of using a CRM in 2021
For Better Knowledge of Customers
It is no secret that CRM is a pretty powerful tool, considering that it has all of the information stored on every contact that one can ever need. It can be thought of as something to a cheat sheet that offers easy access to all of the important information, CRM systems also provide your sales, marketing, and customer service teams an upper edge in the market over everyone else.
All of the information in the palm of your hand makes it easier for you to personalize your communication with a contact. Apart from that, CRM also helps you to save all of your activities, sales, projects, email exchanges, live chat messages, orders, invoices, contracts, or customer service requests that involve contact.
In a nutshell, the CRM system allows you to better know about your contacts along with what they want.
Improvement in Segmentation
Everyone likes the idea of having a business with the perfect audience. This can be done by the segmentation of contacts, which includes customers and prospects into the target audience. To add to this, there aren’t many things that can do segmentation better than CRM.
CRM offers you to break down the data via criteria and categories which further makes it easier for you to create focused lists. Segmented lists that are used in marketing and sales further allow you to run customer campaigns that are specific and are based on account-based marketing campaigns so to better analyze your sales process and lead pool.
In simpler terms, a great CRM allows you to better know about the people who are interested in what you offer, who are ignorant, and who is on the line.
Better Customer Retention
Not only does this CRM system allow you to find potential new customers and great assets along with nurturing them, but it also plays a major role in helping to keep the current customers happy and satisfied.
An ideal CRM system comes up with tons of customer retention benefits that can help you to keep up with your promises by making you remember when to set up follow-up emails and about appointments as well.
What makes it even more impressive is that with the use of CRM, you can also check and reach out to all of the customers that you haven’t come in contact with for a while to make sure that they don’t feel neglected. According to numerous surveys, it has been found that keeping a current customer is almost 6 to 7 times cheaper than getting a new one.
Helps in Anticipating The Needs Better
Business owners feel more confident when they know what they want. This is why businesses need to know the buying habits of their customers for better results. If you can know about the purchase history of the customer along with how they became your customers, you will be able to come up with better offers.
These are some of the major benefits of a CRM system in a professional setting for the overall growth of the business.
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What Are The Benefits of Using a CRM In 2021
Customer relationship management aka CRM, as many people know is one of the most essential tools in a professional environment that involves selling services. Everyone knows that CRM helps with the overall growth of the business, but what many fail to notice is the fact that CRM is incredibly helpful in improving contact management.
Read this blog till the end to know about how CRM can help users to have better relationships with your customers.
Here are some of the major benefits of using a CRM to make your customer relationship better with relative ease.
Major perks of using a CRM in 2021
For Better Knowledge of Customers
It is no secret that CRM is a pretty powerful tool, considering that it has all of the information stored on every contact that one can ever need. It can be thought of as something to a cheat sheet that offers easy access to all of the important information, CRM systems also provide your sales, marketing, and customer service teams an upper edge in the market over everyone else.
All of the information in the palm of your hand makes it easier for you to personalize your communication with a contact. Apart from that, CRM also helps you to save all of your activities, sales, projects, email exchanges, live chat messages, orders, invoices, contracts, or customer service requests that involve contact.
In a nutshell, the CRM system allows you to better know about your contacts along with what they want.
Improvement in Segmentation
Everyone likes the idea of having a business with the perfect audience. This can be done by the segmentation of contacts, which includes customers and prospects into the target audience. To add to this, there aren’t many things that can do segmentation better than CRM.
CRM offers you to break down the data via criteria and categories which further makes it easier for you to create focused lists. Segmented lists that are used in marketing and sales further allow you to run customer campaigns that are specific and are based on account-based marketing campaigns so to better analyze your sales process and lead pool.
In simpler terms, a great CRM allows you to better know about the people who are interested in what you offer, who are ignorant, and who is on the line.
Better Customer Retention
Not only does this CRM system allow you to find potential new customers and great assets along with nurturing them, but it also plays a major role in helping to keep the current customers happy and satisfied.
An ideal CRM system comes up with tons of customer retention benefits that can help you to keep up with your promises by making you remember when to set up follow-up emails and about appointments as well.
What makes it even more impressive is that with the use of CRM, you can also check and reach out to all of the customers that you haven’t come in contact with for a while to make sure that they don’t feel neglected. According to numerous surveys, it has been found that keeping a current customer is almost 6 to 7 times cheaper than getting a new one.
Helps in Anticipating The Needs Better
Business owners feel more confident when they know what they want. This is why businesses need to know the buying habits of their customers for better results. If you can know about the purchase history of the customer along with how they became your customers, you will be able to come up with better offers.
These are some of the major benefits of a CRM system in a professional setting for the overall growth of the business.
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Redherd Framework : A Collaborative And Serverless Framework
RedHerd is a collaborative and serverless framework for orchestrating a geographically distributed group of assets capable of conducting simulating complex offensive cyberspace operations.
Getting Started
Take a look at the RedHerd documentation for instructions on how to getting started with the framework.
Changelog
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Redherd Framework : A Collaborative And Serverless Framework
RedHerd is a collaborative and serverless framework for orchestrating a geographically distributed group of assets capable of conducting simulating complex offensive cyberspace operations.
Getting Started
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Changelog
Go to CHANGELOG to see all the version changes.
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Migration without Security covers the basics of NoSQL.
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Advent of Cyber 3: Day 7
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The Darkweb is being compromised
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A government agency is trying to deanonymize tor users
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ByPass SSL Pinning with IP Forwarding | iptables
After struggling with common tools to bypass SSL pinning, because the app that I’m testing won’t show some HTTPS traffic that I try to…
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After struggling with common tools to bypass SSL pinning, because the app that I’m testing won’t show some HTTPS traffic that I try to…
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Just a click !! — Any unverified data submitted in behalf of your name #GoogleForms [Unpatched️]
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A short story of Content Spoofing to HTML Injection in Apple using Dangling Markup Injection
Content Spoofing to HTML Injection in Apple. During the recon phase, I found itunesconnect.apple.com, subdomain of apple and after digging
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Content Spoofing to HTML Injection in Apple. During the recon phase, I found itunesconnect.apple.com, subdomain of apple and after digging
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FIN13: A Cybercriminal Threat Actor Focused on Mexico
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Seeking advice and resources on bypassing android lock screen and potentially sim card security
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