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rocesses. June 27, 2018 * Add support for Ubuntu systemd images * Remove old copy of SimLab.py from labtainer-student/bin * Move apt and yum sources to /var/tmp * Clarify differences between use of "boolean" and "count_greater" in assessments * Extend Add…
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* Add window_wait directive to SimLab to pause until window with given title can be found.
* Modify plc lab to alter titles on physical world terminal to reflect status, this also makes testing easier.
* Fix bufoverflow lab manual link.
May 15, 2018
* Add appendix on use of the SimLab tool to simulate user performance of labs for regression testing and lab development.
* Add wait_net function to SimLab to pause until selected network connections terminate.
* Change acl automated assessment to use FILE_REGEX for multiline matching.
* SimLab test for xsite lab.
May 11, 2018
* Add "noskip" file to force collection of files otherwise found in home.tar, needed for retrieving Firefox places.sqlite.
* Merge sqlite database with write ahead buffer before extracting.
* Corrections to lab manual for the symkeylab
* Grading additions for symkeylab and pubkey
* Improvements to simlab tool: support include, fix window naming.
May 9, 2018
* Fix parameterization of the file-deletion lab. Correct error its lab manual.
* Replace use of shell=True in python scripts to reduce processes and allow tracking PIDs
* Clean up manuals for backups, pass-crack and macs-hash.
May 8, 2018
* Handle race condition to prevent gnome-terminal from executing its docker command before an xterm instruction terminal runs its command.
* Don't display errors when instuctor stops a lab started with "-d".
* Change grading of nmap-ssh to better reflect intent of the lab.
* Several document and script fixes suggested by olberger on github.
May 7, 2018
* Use C-based capinout program instead of the old capinout.sh to capture stdin and stdout. See trunk/src-tool/capinout. Removes limitations associated with use ctrl-C to break monitored programs and the display of passwords in telnet and ssh.
* Include support for saki bulk_download zip processing to extract seperatly submitted reports, and summarizes missing submits.
* Add checks to user-provided email to ensure they are printable characters.
* While grading, if user-supplied email does not match zip file name, proceed to grade the results, but include note in the table reflecting cheating. Require to recover from cases where student enters garbage for an email address.
* Change telnetlab grading to not look at tcpdump output for passwords -- capinout fix leads to correct character-at-a-time transmission to server.
* Fix typo in install-docker.sh and use sudo to alter docker dns setting in that script.
April 26, 2018
* Transition to use of "labtainer" to start lab, and "stoplab" to stop it.
* Add --version option to labtainer command.
* Add log_ts and log_range result types, and time_not_during goal operators. Revamp the centos-log and sys-log grading to use these features.
* Put labsys.tar into /var/tmp instead of /tmp, sometimes would get deleted before expanded
* Running X applications as root fails after reboot of VM.
* Add "User Command" man pages to CentOS based labs
* Fix recent bug that prevented collection of docs files from students
* Modify smoke-tests to only compare student-specific result line, void of whitespace
April 20, 2018
* The denyhosts service fails to start the first time, moved start to student_startup.sh.
* Move all faux_init services until after parameterization -- rsyslog was failing to start on second boot of container. April 19, 2018
* The acl lab failed to properly assess performance of the trojan horse step.
* Collect student documents by default.
* The denyhost lab changed to reflect that denyhosts (or tcp wrappers?) now modifies iptables. Also, the denyhosts service was failing to start on some occasions.
* When updating Labtainers, do not overwrite files that are newer than those in the archive -- preserve student lab reports.
April 12, 2018
* Add documentation for the purpose of lab goals, and display this for the instructor when the instructor starts a lab.
* Correct use of the precheck function when the program is in[...]
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* Add window_wait directive to SimLab to pause until window with given title can be found.
* Modify plc lab to alter titles on physical world terminal to reflect status, this also makes testing easier.
* Fix bufoverflow lab manual link.
May 15, 2018
* Add appendix on use of the SimLab tool to simulate user performance of labs for regression testing and lab development.
* Add wait_net function to SimLab to pause until selected network connections terminate.
* Change acl automated assessment to use FILE_REGEX for multiline matching.
* SimLab test for xsite lab.
May 11, 2018
* Add "noskip" file to force collection of files otherwise found in home.tar, needed for retrieving Firefox places.sqlite.
* Merge sqlite database with write ahead buffer before extracting.
* Corrections to lab manual for the symkeylab
* Grading additions for symkeylab and pubkey
* Improvements to simlab tool: support include, fix window naming.
May 9, 2018
* Fix parameterization of the file-deletion lab. Correct error its lab manual.
* Replace use of shell=True in python scripts to reduce processes and allow tracking PIDs
* Clean up manuals for backups, pass-crack and macs-hash.
May 8, 2018
* Handle race condition to prevent gnome-terminal from executing its docker command before an xterm instruction terminal runs its command.
* Don't display errors when instuctor stops a lab started with "-d".
* Change grading of nmap-ssh to better reflect intent of the lab.
* Several document and script fixes suggested by olberger on github.
May 7, 2018
* Use C-based capinout program instead of the old capinout.sh to capture stdin and stdout. See trunk/src-tool/capinout. Removes limitations associated with use ctrl-C to break monitored programs and the display of passwords in telnet and ssh.
* Include support for saki bulk_download zip processing to extract seperatly submitted reports, and summarizes missing submits.
* Add checks to user-provided email to ensure they are printable characters.
* While grading, if user-supplied email does not match zip file name, proceed to grade the results, but include note in the table reflecting cheating. Require to recover from cases where student enters garbage for an email address.
* Change telnetlab grading to not look at tcpdump output for passwords -- capinout fix leads to correct character-at-a-time transmission to server.
* Fix typo in install-docker.sh and use sudo to alter docker dns setting in that script.
April 26, 2018
* Transition to use of "labtainer" to start lab, and "stoplab" to stop it.
* Add --version option to labtainer command.
* Add log_ts and log_range result types, and time_not_during goal operators. Revamp the centos-log and sys-log grading to use these features.
* Put labsys.tar into /var/tmp instead of /tmp, sometimes would get deleted before expanded
* Running X applications as root fails after reboot of VM.
* Add "User Command" man pages to CentOS based labs
* Fix recent bug that prevented collection of docs files from students
* Modify smoke-tests to only compare student-specific result line, void of whitespace
April 20, 2018
* The denyhosts service fails to start the first time, moved start to student_startup.sh.
* Move all faux_init services until after parameterization -- rsyslog was failing to start on second boot of container. April 19, 2018
* The acl lab failed to properly assess performance of the trojan horse step.
* Collect student documents by default.
* The denyhost lab changed to reflect that denyhosts (or tcp wrappers?) now modifies iptables. Also, the denyhosts service was failing to start on some occasions.
* When updating Labtainers, do not overwrite files that are newer than those in the archive -- preserve student lab reports.
April 12, 2018
* Add documentation for the purpose of lab goals, and display this for the instructor when the instructor starts a lab.
* Correct use of the precheck function when the program is in[...]
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treataslocal, pass capintout.sh the full program path.
* Copy instr_config files at run time rather than during image build.
* Add Designer Guide section on debugging automated assessment.
* Incorrect case in lab report file names.
* Unncessary chown function caused instructor.py to sometimes crash.
* Support for automated testing of labs (see SimLab and smoketest).
* Move testsets and distrib under trunk
April 5, 2018
* Revise Firefox profile to remove "you've not use firefox in a while..." message.
* Remove unnessary pulls from registry -- get image dates via docker hub API instead.
March 28, 2018
* Use explicit tar instead of "docker cp" for system files (Docker does not follow links.)
* Fix backups lab use separate file system and update the manual.
March 26, 2018
* Support for multi-user modes (see Lab Designer User Guide).
* Removed build dependency on the lab_bin and lab_sys files. Those are now copied during parameterization of the lab.
* Move capinout.sh to /sbin so it can be found when running as root.
March 21, 2018
* Add CLONE to permit multiple instances of the same container, e.g., for labs shared by multiple concurrent students.
* Adapt kali-test lab to provide example of macvlan and CLONE
* Copy the capinout.sh script to /sbin so root can find it after a sudo su.
March 15, 2018
* Support macvlan networks for communications with external hosts
* Add a Kali linux base, and a Metasploitable 2 image (see kali-test)
March 8, 2018
* Do not require labname when using stop.py
* Catch errors caused by stray networks and advise user on a fix
* Add support for use of local apt & yum repos at NPS
February 21, 2018
* Add dmz-lab
* Change "checklocal" to "precheck", reflecting it runs prior to the command.
* Decouple inotify event reporting from use of precheck.sh, allow inotify event lists to include optional outputfile name.
* Extend bash hook to root operations, flush that bash_history.
* Allow parameterization of start.config fields, e.g., for random IP addresses
* Support monitoring of services started via systemctl or /etc/init.d
* Introduce time delimeter qualifiers to organize a timestamped log file into ranges delimited by some configuration change of interest (see dmz-lab)
February 5, 2018
* Boolean values from results.config files are now treated as goal values
* Add regular expression support for identifying artifact results.
* Support for alternate Docker registries, including a local test registry for testing
* Msc fixes to labs and lab manuals
* The capinout monitoring hook was not killing child processes on exit.
* Kill monitored processes before collecting artifacts
* Add labtainer.wireshark as a baseline container, clean up dockerfiles
January 30, 2018
* Add snort lab
* Integrate log file timestamps, e.g., from syslogs, into timestamped results.
* Remove undefined result values from intermediate timestamped json result files.
* Alter the time_during goal assessment operation to associate timestamps with the resulting goal value.
January 24, 2018
* Use of tabbed windows caused instructor side to fail, use of double quotes.
* Ignore files in _tar directories (other than .tar) when determining build dependencies. Download Labtainers
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* Copy instr_config files at run time rather than during image build.
* Add Designer Guide section on debugging automated assessment.
* Incorrect case in lab report file names.
* Unncessary chown function caused instructor.py to sometimes crash.
* Support for automated testing of labs (see SimLab and smoketest).
* Move testsets and distrib under trunk
April 5, 2018
* Revise Firefox profile to remove "you've not use firefox in a while..." message.
* Remove unnessary pulls from registry -- get image dates via docker hub API instead.
March 28, 2018
* Use explicit tar instead of "docker cp" for system files (Docker does not follow links.)
* Fix backups lab use separate file system and update the manual.
March 26, 2018
* Support for multi-user modes (see Lab Designer User Guide).
* Removed build dependency on the lab_bin and lab_sys files. Those are now copied during parameterization of the lab.
* Move capinout.sh to /sbin so it can be found when running as root.
March 21, 2018
* Add CLONE to permit multiple instances of the same container, e.g., for labs shared by multiple concurrent students.
* Adapt kali-test lab to provide example of macvlan and CLONE
* Copy the capinout.sh script to /sbin so root can find it after a sudo su.
March 15, 2018
* Support macvlan networks for communications with external hosts
* Add a Kali linux base, and a Metasploitable 2 image (see kali-test)
March 8, 2018
* Do not require labname when using stop.py
* Catch errors caused by stray networks and advise user on a fix
* Add support for use of local apt & yum repos at NPS
February 21, 2018
* Add dmz-lab
* Change "checklocal" to "precheck", reflecting it runs prior to the command.
* Decouple inotify event reporting from use of precheck.sh, allow inotify event lists to include optional outputfile name.
* Extend bash hook to root operations, flush that bash_history.
* Allow parameterization of start.config fields, e.g., for random IP addresses
* Support monitoring of services started via systemctl or /etc/init.d
* Introduce time delimeter qualifiers to organize a timestamped log file into ranges delimited by some configuration change of interest (see dmz-lab)
February 5, 2018
* Boolean values from results.config files are now treated as goal values
* Add regular expression support for identifying artifact results.
* Support for alternate Docker registries, including a local test registry for testing
* Msc fixes to labs and lab manuals
* The capinout monitoring hook was not killing child processes on exit.
* Kill monitored processes before collecting artifacts
* Add labtainer.wireshark as a baseline container, clean up dockerfiles
January 30, 2018
* Add snort lab
* Integrate log file timestamps, e.g., from syslogs, into timestamped results.
* Remove undefined result values from intermediate timestamped json result files.
* Alter the time_during goal assessment operation to associate timestamps with the resulting goal value.
January 24, 2018
* Use of tabbed windows caused instructor side to fail, use of double quotes.
* Ignore files in _tar directories (other than .tar) when determining build dependencies. Download Labtainers
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Hacking practice
How do I practice hacking? I want to train to eventually become a white hat hacker however experience is a far better tutor than a webpage or a book. Where di I learn to hack legally? I dont really want to download anything because Im pretty certain my parents would be pissed off if they found out I downloaded hacking tools or software onto our family computer. Any suggestions?
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Bypass firmware lock in a MacBook Air - it is not stolen
I'm providing additional context so people know (or at least can know) that I'm not a thief. My close friend was recently granted an order of protection against an ex boyfriend who physically assaulted them three separate times. Among the laundry list of possessions that they left at my friend's apartment, one is an A1466 (Early 2017) MacBook Air. We believe the ex boyfriend probably stole the device or held it as collateral for drugs or .... something. Basically I know that he didn't acquire it through honest channels, but that doesn't change the fact that it is now my friend's possession.
The device has an asset tag on it, however the tag offers no clue as to who or what organization (company or university, etc) is the rightful owner of the computer. And, since the device has been in my friend's apartment for at least six months and was made in 2017, I'm assuming whoever rightfully owned it has replaced it at this point. Regardless, there's really no way (that I know of) of finding out who to return this device to.
The computer boots to a flashing folder with a question mark. When I try to boot in recovery mode, I get a lock and a password prompt (which of course, neither of us know). I read online that there is a hardware hack that can reset the firmware memory, but I believe this model of MacBook Air has soldered RAM and that hack won't be successful. I have some PC experience, but my Apple experience and knowledge is much smaller.
All that to say, I have two questions:
1) Does anyone know of a software that can either rip the rightful owner's info from the device? Or a software that can reset the machine to factory settings? If Apple has a software that can do this, it stands to reason that either a pirated copy of that software or a FOSS equivalent exists.
2) I have an El Capitain Recovery USB made with Etcher- is it possible to boot from this, bypassing the firmware password?
I appreciate any insight or input. If you have lectures about stolen devices and so forth, please save them for someone else. I'm trying to make the best out of a sh*tty situation, I get that it is not ideal but that's today's deck of cards I've been dealt.
Thanks.
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Bypass firmware lock in a MacBook Air - it is not stolen
I'm providing additional context so people know (or at least can know) that I'm not a thief. My close friend was recently granted an order of protection against an ex boyfriend who physically assaulted them three separate times. Among the laundry list of possessions that they left at my friend's apartment, one is an A1466 (Early 2017) MacBook Air. We believe the ex boyfriend probably stole the device or held it as collateral for drugs or .... something. Basically I know that he didn't acquire it through honest channels, but that doesn't change the fact that it is now my friend's possession.
The device has an asset tag on it, however the tag offers no clue as to who or what organization (company or university, etc) is the rightful owner of the computer. And, since the device has been in my friend's apartment for at least six months and was made in 2017, I'm assuming whoever rightfully owned it has replaced it at this point. Regardless, there's really no way (that I know of) of finding out who to return this device to.
The computer boots to a flashing folder with a question mark. When I try to boot in recovery mode, I get a lock and a password prompt (which of course, neither of us know). I read online that there is a hardware hack that can reset the firmware memory, but I believe this model of MacBook Air has soldered RAM and that hack won't be successful. I have some PC experience, but my Apple experience and knowledge is much smaller.
All that to say, I have two questions:
1) Does anyone know of a software that can either rip the rightful owner's info from the device? Or a software that can reset the machine to factory settings? If Apple has a software that can do this, it stands to reason that either a pirated copy of that software or a FOSS equivalent exists.
2) I have an El Capitain Recovery USB made with Etcher- is it possible to boot from this, bypassing the firmware password?
I appreciate any insight or input. If you have lectures about stolen devices and so forth, please save them for someone else. I'm trying to make the best out of a sh*tty situation, I get that it is not ideal but that's today's deck of cards I've been dealt.
Thanks.
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Finding Main() with Ghidra
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/v1dtox/finding_main_with_ghidra/
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Many IP attempt scanning attack to 3389 port
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Many IP attempt scanning attack to 3389 port
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If you opened 3389 port outside by mistake, you might be get log message like ' +&Cookie: mstshash=hello ', ' Cookie: mstshash=A', '/*Cookie: mstshash=Administr' . This message means attempting to connect to your computer or server. It is trace of scanning attack When you search this log on google, you can get result of most attack attempted from Russia IP. There are 553 scanner attack to 3389 port. Of the 553 attacks, it can be confirmed that there are 420 attacks on the Chinese IP and 26 attacks on the Russian IP. https://preview.redd.it/la4seiyyjp291.png?width=1762&format=png&auto=webp&s=5d059914728010b40665cd901316f5da4d04f78b submitted by /u/Late_Ice_9288 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Late_Ice_9288)
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Price Parameter Tampering | How I Change Any Price on Website
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Price Parameter Tampering | How I Change Any Price on Website
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Price Parameter Tampering | How I Change Any Price on Website
Hi everyone how are you?, I hope you guys are well. I’m RyuuKhagetsu, this is my article in English, sorry if there are any mistakes. I…
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DO ALL TRANSFERS CASHAPP WESTERN UNION PAYPAL BLANK CLOND ATM CREDIT CARDS HIGH BALANCE
ALBERT’S CASH TEAM SERVICE WORLDWIDE(GET RICH NOW/SOLVE ALL PROBLEM NOW)
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Zero-Day ‘Follina’ Bug Lays Older Microsoft Office Versions Open to Attack. Malware loads itself from remote servers and bypasses Microsoft’s Defender AV scanner, according to reports.
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Zero-Day ‘Follina’ Bug Lays Older Microsoft Office Versions Open to Attack. Malware loads itself from remote servers and bypasses Microsoft’s Defender AV scanner, according to reports.
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