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WHATS THE POINT? Often in pentest scenarios, to conduct lateral movement, we need to compromise credentials. Sending in malicious attachments with links to our rogue servers may fool a user into authenticating and hence, give us his credentials. Alternately, we can us relaying (Impacket’s toolkit) to conduct various other attacks. For example, in this article, we have conducted LDAP relaying using impacket’s ntlmrelay script and poisoning using responder in order to take over workstations. RecommendationsTo prevent attacks demonstrated above, following are recommended:

* Turn off LLMNR and NBT-NS in computer policy->computer configuration->admin templates->network
* If an organization can’t turn it off, they must put network access control
* Use strong user passwords.
* To mitigate against the WPAD attack, you can add an entry for “wpad” in your DNS zone so that no LLMNR is sent.
* Use SMB signing to prevent SMB relay attacks ConclusionThe article covered various useful attacks which can be performed with the help of Responder. The tool is coded in Python and hence, is platform-independent. Red teamers heavily use this tool to conduct lateral movement. The aim of the article is to serve as a ready reference when it comes to using responder in pentest scenarios. Hope you liked the article. Thanks for reading.

Author: Harshit Rajpal is an InfoSec researcher and left and right brain thinker. Contact here

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Emulating a WiFi connection between 2 devices through the internet

Hi everyone !

I am a CTF challenge designer and I like to make wireless related challenges. Sadly, it's hard to make this kind of challenge without either being on-site, or using pcap files which can quickly become redundant.

Which is why I thought, is there a way to emulate a WiFi connection between 2 devices ? Something like opening a socket between a client and a server and have them both treat it as a wireless interface somehow ?

I looked online a lot but I guess that I am the only one on earth to try this stupid idea lol... but I truly believe that if I pull this off, this would be a great addition to a lot of CTFs around the world

Anyone has an idea or a lead on how to do that ?

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Kali Linux Live USB Drive Advice

Hey everyone.

I typically use a VM setup for Kali Linux on my own machine, but I have been looking into live boot options.

The main questions I have are for more experienced pentesters.

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I’ve looked into placing multiple disk images of kali onto a single USB (e.g. I can boot on a Mac M1 or x86 architecture). Would this be bad practice? Do you do this, have multiple USB’s or just flash a single USB with whatever image you need each time?

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If this is a good route: I’ve seen some scripts that appear fairly easy to replicate, but is there a known optimal way?
Before it’s said, I’ve done some googling and other research on it. Just wanting to hear advice/recommendations from some people with experience.

Thanks!

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Is this Hackable?

Hey guys, I was watching a tutorial for performing login in PHP. This one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bGDe0rbImY&ab_channel=CodingPassiveIncome

My question is: is this hackable? Is the real_escape_string() function enough to avoid any SQL injection or any other types of injections? Also, isn't he missing anything? Like the salt to add to the password or something..

Thx in advance!

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