Phoenix — HackTheBox — Web App Penetration Testing — Writeup
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Phoenix — HackTheBox — Web App Penetration Testing — Writeup
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Docker Containers Security Series
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/up09ly/docker_containers_security_series/
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CISO Shares Top Strategies to Communicate Security's Value to the Biz
In a keynote address at Black Hat Asia in Singapore this week, CISO and former NASA security engineer George Do discussed his go-to model for measuring security effectiveness – and getting others in the organization to listen.
CISO Shares Top Strategies to Communicate Security's Value to the Biz
In a keynote address at Black Hat Asia in Singapore this week, CISO and former NASA security engineer George Do discussed his go-to model for measuring security effectiveness – and getting others in the organization to listen.
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Black Hat Asia: Democracy's Survival Depends on Taming Technology
The conference opens with stark outlook on the future of global democracy — currently squeezed between Silicon Valley and China.
Black Hat Asia: Democracy's Survival Depends on Taming Technology
The conference opens with stark outlook on the future of global democracy — currently squeezed between Silicon Valley and China.
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Black Hat Asia: Democracy's Survival Depends on Taming Technology
The conference opens with stark outlook on the future of global democracy — currently squeezed between Silicon Valley and China.
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US Agrees to International Electronic Cybercrime Evidence Swap
The Budapest Convention is a multinational coalition that agrees to share electronic evidence across international jurisdictions to track down cybercriminals.
US Agrees to International Electronic Cybercrime Evidence Swap
The Budapest Convention is a multinational coalition that agrees to share electronic evidence across international jurisdictions to track down cybercriminals.
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US Agrees to International Electronic Cybercrime Evidence Swap
The Budapest Convention is a multinational coalition that agrees to share electronic evidence across international jurisdictions to track down cybercriminals.
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Nomad Hacker Skills
If you want to become nomad hacker, you need to learn some skills and spent some time of learning new things. First of all we need general…
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EW SKuzzy: 1 VM Walkthrough
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Makineyi indirebilirsiniz.
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Use Brain Hacking to Your Advantage
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Are you confused about what “brain hacking” really means? Can you use it to enhance your brain’s power?
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Use Brain Hacking to Your Advantage
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We're hackers who just published books with No Starch Press. AUA/ Ask us anything!
EDIT (5:15 ET/2:15 PT): That's a wrap! Thanks all for joining us and sticking around while we got the back-end issues sorted out. Be sure to check out Hacking APIs and Practical Social Engineering. Both 25% off until midnight PT with the code AMA25 at nostarch.com!
EDIT (3:55 ET/12:55 PT): We've run into some technical issues with our authors' replies. We'll be reposting them from this account in the meantime. Thanks for all the questions. Keep them coming!
Live from the BSides Knoxville security conference are two well-known hackers who both have books out this month: Corey Ball (u/hAPI_hacker), author of Hacking APIs, and Joe Gray (u/theosintion), author of Practical Social Engineering.
Corey is a cybersecurity consulting manager at Moss Adams, where he leads the pentesting team. He's got over a decade of infosec experience in different industries, including aerospace, agribusiness, energy, fintech, govt. services, and healthcare, and holds the OSCP, CCISO, CEH, CISA, CISM, CRISC, and CGEIT industry certifications.
Joe is a threat hunter / intelligence engineer, and founder of The OSINTion, which provides OSINT and OPSEC training. He's also co-organizer of BSides Knoxville, a member of the Password Inspection Agency (who won the TraceLabs OSINT Search Party at DEFCON 28), and he recently authored the OSINT and OPSEC tools DECEPTICON Bot & WikiLeaker. He holds certifications in CISSP-ISSMP, GCIH, GSNA, and OSWP.
So ask u/hAPI_hacker and u/theosintion anything, Reddit! They'll be here starting at 3:00PM ET/12:00PM PT.
P.S. In honor of the occasion we're knocking 25% off the cost of their books — Hacking APIs and Practical Social Engineering — until midnight PT if you use coupon code AMA25 at https://nostarch.com/.
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We're hackers who just published books with No Starch Press. AUA/ Ask us anything!
EDIT (5:15 ET/2:15 PT): That's a wrap! Thanks all for joining us and sticking around while we got the back-end issues sorted out. Be sure to check out Hacking APIs and Practical Social Engineering. Both 25% off until midnight PT with the code AMA25 at nostarch.com!
EDIT (3:55 ET/12:55 PT): We've run into some technical issues with our authors' replies. We'll be reposting them from this account in the meantime. Thanks for all the questions. Keep them coming!
Live from the BSides Knoxville security conference are two well-known hackers who both have books out this month: Corey Ball (u/hAPI_hacker), author of Hacking APIs, and Joe Gray (u/theosintion), author of Practical Social Engineering.
Corey is a cybersecurity consulting manager at Moss Adams, where he leads the pentesting team. He's got over a decade of infosec experience in different industries, including aerospace, agribusiness, energy, fintech, govt. services, and healthcare, and holds the OSCP, CCISO, CEH, CISA, CISM, CRISC, and CGEIT industry certifications.
Joe is a threat hunter / intelligence engineer, and founder of The OSINTion, which provides OSINT and OPSEC training. He's also co-organizer of BSides Knoxville, a member of the Password Inspection Agency (who won the TraceLabs OSINT Search Party at DEFCON 28), and he recently authored the OSINT and OPSEC tools DECEPTICON Bot & WikiLeaker. He holds certifications in CISSP-ISSMP, GCIH, GSNA, and OSWP.
So ask u/hAPI_hacker and u/theosintion anything, Reddit! They'll be here starting at 3:00PM ET/12:00PM PT.
P.S. In honor of the occasion we're knocking 25% off the cost of their books — Hacking APIs and Practical Social Engineering — until midnight PT if you use coupon code AMA25 at https://nostarch.com/.
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RogueAssemblyHunter - Rogue Assembly Hunter Is A Utility For Discovering 'Interesting' .NET CLR Modules In Running Processes
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnX4gTzlwZor20D3_2p7SYKwV6GV39LQl_Qrw2ol0FxLRrq7kGVPOPPG_ULcLD8hr1BJTX4BUMfWifRRAMZ3Xui0omP6xCSTfwBRdZMKgjTfkWzJGHHwQ9MrIUtt3x3bKl4HhzN6vy5_9dc45MSf6jQrNXC0Bp7jYM45pcFtRdqQXSOGFwjc--nXrW/s16000/RogueAssemblyHunter.png Rogue Assembly Hunter is a utility for discovering 'interesting' .NET CLR modules in running processes.
* Author: @bohops
* License: MIT
* Project: https://github.com/bohops/RogueAssemblyHunter Background.NET is a very powerful and capable development platform and runtime framework for building and running .NET managed applications. Over the last several years, .NET has been adopted by Red Teams (and likes thereof) for instrumenting tradecraft to support offensive operations. In particular, the shift from offensive PowerShell to .NET was a logical leap (for many) due to the increased optics and opportunistic visibility present in PowerShell v5+. As such, .NET offensive tooling and tradecraft has been successfully used to evade host-based defensive capabilities, bypass application control, and to build/stage/deliver/execute malicious code (similar to PowerShell).
From a prevention perspective, Microsoft is doing more to combat .NET instrumented threats and to minimize the overall .NET attack surface. For example, Microsoft has added AMSI inspection capabilities in .NET Framework 4.8, and WDAC/WLDP mechanisms are quite effective. From a detection/response perspective, further visibility and introspection into the .NET ecosystem is always advantageous for discovering new ways to combat .NET-focused threats.
In 2017, Joe Desimone (@dez_) wrote a fantastic article called Hunting For In-Memory .NET Attacks. Still relevant today, the article outlines modern .NET attack vectors as well as on-demand and event-based techniques for detection. Accompanying the article, Joe released a tool (Get-ClrReflection) to proactively detect (and retrieve) in-memory .NET CLR modules that lack a proper disk reference. Inspired by Joe's work and taking advantage of the introspection capabilities of the CLRMD runtime diagnostics library (+ subsequent data access capabilities of mscordacwks.dll), Rogue Assembly Hunter was created to:
* Inspect (all) running .NET ('managed') processes for interesting CLR modules (e.g. module(s) that form an 'assembly')
* Inspect a single .NET ('managed') process (by PID) for interesting CLR modules
* Watch for newly spawned processes and attempt to inspect for interesting CLR modules
* Support several 'hunt' capabilities to discover in-memory loaded modules, signature status of modules (if loaded from disk), modules loaded from interesting directories, and imposter modules (e.g. fake file references).
* Support CLR module export functionality (a quick port from Get-ClrReflection)
* Inspire more interesting tooling and tradecraft Major Requirements & Dependencies* Run under a privileged user/process context
* .NET Framework 4.6.1+
* .NET CLRMD - Microsoft.Diagnostics.Runtime Introspection Library (NuGet Package)
* ILMerge - Static Linker (NuGet Package)
* ...and supporting NuGet packages in Visual Studio. Notes, Tips, & Caveats* Run as a privileged user with high/system integrity.
* 'Hunts' are experimental and not guaranteed to provide complete/correct results. Beware of false positives (e.g. signed modules) and validate accordingly.
* RogueAssemblyHunter uses the CLRMD to connect to live processes, which could introduce interesting results.
* Due to the scanning nature of RogueAssemblyHunter, there is a possibility of race conditions and missed results. Consider tuning with the --checks and --sleep switches to help (especially in 'watch' mode). In some cases, it may be difficult to 'catch' a parti[...]
RogueAssemblyHunter - Rogue Assembly Hunter Is A Utility For Discovering 'Interesting' .NET CLR Modules In Running Processes
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnX4gTzlwZor20D3_2p7SYKwV6GV39LQl_Qrw2ol0FxLRrq7kGVPOPPG_ULcLD8hr1BJTX4BUMfWifRRAMZ3Xui0omP6xCSTfwBRdZMKgjTfkWzJGHHwQ9MrIUtt3x3bKl4HhzN6vy5_9dc45MSf6jQrNXC0Bp7jYM45pcFtRdqQXSOGFwjc--nXrW/s16000/RogueAssemblyHunter.png Rogue Assembly Hunter is a utility for discovering 'interesting' .NET CLR modules in running processes.
* Author: @bohops
* License: MIT
* Project: https://github.com/bohops/RogueAssemblyHunter Background.NET is a very powerful and capable development platform and runtime framework for building and running .NET managed applications. Over the last several years, .NET has been adopted by Red Teams (and likes thereof) for instrumenting tradecraft to support offensive operations. In particular, the shift from offensive PowerShell to .NET was a logical leap (for many) due to the increased optics and opportunistic visibility present in PowerShell v5+. As such, .NET offensive tooling and tradecraft has been successfully used to evade host-based defensive capabilities, bypass application control, and to build/stage/deliver/execute malicious code (similar to PowerShell).
From a prevention perspective, Microsoft is doing more to combat .NET instrumented threats and to minimize the overall .NET attack surface. For example, Microsoft has added AMSI inspection capabilities in .NET Framework 4.8, and WDAC/WLDP mechanisms are quite effective. From a detection/response perspective, further visibility and introspection into the .NET ecosystem is always advantageous for discovering new ways to combat .NET-focused threats.
In 2017, Joe Desimone (@dez_) wrote a fantastic article called Hunting For In-Memory .NET Attacks. Still relevant today, the article outlines modern .NET attack vectors as well as on-demand and event-based techniques for detection. Accompanying the article, Joe released a tool (Get-ClrReflection) to proactively detect (and retrieve) in-memory .NET CLR modules that lack a proper disk reference. Inspired by Joe's work and taking advantage of the introspection capabilities of the CLRMD runtime diagnostics library (+ subsequent data access capabilities of mscordacwks.dll), Rogue Assembly Hunter was created to:
* Inspect (all) running .NET ('managed') processes for interesting CLR modules (e.g. module(s) that form an 'assembly')
* Inspect a single .NET ('managed') process (by PID) for interesting CLR modules
* Watch for newly spawned processes and attempt to inspect for interesting CLR modules
* Support several 'hunt' capabilities to discover in-memory loaded modules, signature status of modules (if loaded from disk), modules loaded from interesting directories, and imposter modules (e.g. fake file references).
* Support CLR module export functionality (a quick port from Get-ClrReflection)
* Inspire more interesting tooling and tradecraft Major Requirements & Dependencies* Run under a privileged user/process context
* .NET Framework 4.6.1+
* .NET CLRMD - Microsoft.Diagnostics.Runtime Introspection Library (NuGet Package)
* ILMerge - Static Linker (NuGet Package)
* ...and supporting NuGet packages in Visual Studio. Notes, Tips, & Caveats* Run as a privileged user with high/system integrity.
* 'Hunts' are experimental and not guaranteed to provide complete/correct results. Beware of false positives (e.g. signed modules) and validate accordingly.
* RogueAssemblyHunter uses the CLRMD to connect to live processes, which could introduce interesting results.
* Due to the scanning nature of RogueAssemblyHunter, there is a possibility of race conditions and missed results. Consider tuning with the --checks and --sleep switches to help (especially in 'watch' mode). In some cases, it may be difficult to 'catch' a parti[...]
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