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Any successful experience/methods to removing negative search engine results or at least pushing them to secondary pages?

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How are kernel exploits found/created

I got curious when reading about the new PlayStation BD-JB and some of the new iOS kernel exploits. And made me wonder how ate they discovered/made

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Is remote controlling any device connected on my network possible?

Since I think remote controlling anything using a PC is sick as hell, how can I do It with any device connected to my internet? If I have for example 4 devices connected to my network, and I want to remote access them without having to physically come to them look at the screen to see a password or something. Is there a way to do this? Numerous google searches showed otherwise, but since everybody here is significantly smarter than me, I think you have an answer.

Thanks if you respond!

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ShadowClone : Unleash The Power Of Cloud

ShadowClone is designed to delegate time consuming tasks to the cloud by distributing the input data to multiple serverless functions (AWS Lambda, Azure Functions etc.) and running the tasks in parallel resulting in huge performance boost!

ShadowClone uses IBM’s awesome Lithops library to distribute the workloads to serverless functions which is at the core of this tool. Effectively, it is a proof-of-concept script showcasing the power of cloud computing for performing our regular pentesting tasks.

Use Cases

* DNS Bruteforce using a very large wordlist within seconds
* Fuzz through a huge wordlist using ffuf on a single host
* Fuzz a list of URLs on a single path all from different IP addresses
* Port scan thousands of IPs in seconds
* Run a nuclei template on a list of hosts Get StartedPrerequisites* AWS/GCP/Azure/IBM cloud Account
* Docker installed on local machine. (required for initial setup only)
* Python 3.8+ ConfigurationThere are two parts of configuration – Cloud and Local

Although the final script is cloud agnostic and should work with any supported platform, I have only tested it on AWS so far. Instructions for setting up GCP, Azure and IBM cloud environments will be added soon. Cloud* Login to your AWS account and get API credentials (access key & secret)
* Go to IAM in AWS console and create a new policy with the following permissions:

{
“Version”: “2012-10-17”,
“Statement”: [
{
“Sid”: “VisualEditor0”,
“Effect”: “Allow”,
“Action”: [
“s3:“, “lambda:“,
“ec2:“, “ecr:“,
“sts:GetCallerIdentity”
],
“Resource”: “*”
}
]
}

* Create a new role with “Lambda” use case and attach the above policy to it.
* Keep a note of the ARN of this role, you will need it later.
* Go to S3 and create two buckets in the same region where your lambda is going to be executed.
* One bucket is used for storing logs, runtime information etc. and the other bucket will be used for storing uploaded files
If you are using AWS and would like to control the costs to remain in the free tier budget, I highly recommend following this article and setting up some budgets and alerts. Local machine* Ensure docker is installed on your local machine. This is required for the initial setup only.
* Clone the repo and install python dependencies

git clone https://github.com/fyoorer/ShadowClone.git
cd ShadowClone
python -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

All the magic happens in the lithops library, which should be installed after the previous command.

* Verify that lithopscommand line utility is installed by running

lithops test

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2022-01-18 08:08:45,832 [INFO] lithops.config — Lithops v2.5.8
2022-01-18 08:08:45,833 [INFO] lithops.storage.backends.localhost.localhost — Localhost storage client created
2022-01-18 08:08:45,833 [INFO] lithops.localhost.localhost — Localhost compute client created
2022-01-18 08:08:45,833 [INFO] lithops.invokers — ExecutorID b9419a-0 | JobID A000 – Selected Runtime: python
2022-01-18 08:08:45,833 [INFO] lithops.invokers — Runtime python is not yet installed
2022-01-18 08:08:45,833 [INFO] lithops.localhost.localhost — Extracting preinstalled Python modules from python
2022-01-18 08:08:46,110 [INFO] lithops.invokers — ExecutorID b9419a-0 | JobID A000 – Starting function invocation: hello() – Total: 1 activations
2022-01-18 08:08:46,111 [INFO] lithops.invokers — ExecutorID b9419a-0 | JobID A000 – View execution logs at /tmp/lithops/logs/b9419a-0-A000.log
2022-01-18 08:08:46,111 [INFO] lithops.wait — ExecutorID b9419a-0 – Getting results from functions
100%|████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████| 1/1
2022-01-18 08:08:48,125 [INFO] lithops.executors — ExecutorID b9419a-0 – Cleaning temporary data
Hello fyoorer! Lithops [...]

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Vaas Verdict-as-a-Service SDKs: Analyze Files For Malicious Content

VaaS (Verdict-as-a-Service) is a service that provides a platform for scanning files for malware and other threats. It allows easy integration in your application. With a few lines of code, you can start scanning files for malware.

Integration of Malware Detection

Easily integrate malware detection into any kind of application, service or platform.

Create a command line scanner to find malware with a few lines of code: Example
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At the moment SDKs for Rust, Java, Typescript and PHP are available.
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Kali Linux Tutorials ShadowClone : Unleash The Power Of Cloud ShadowClone is designed to delegate time consuming tasks to the cloud by distributing the input data to multiple serverless functions (AWS Lambda, Azure Functions etc.) and running the tasks in…
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If you see this, that means Lithops is installed and working as intended.

* Now to make lithops work with your cloud provider, create a configuration file at ~/.lithops/configand copy the following content into it

vi ~/.lithops/config

lithops:
backend: aws_lambda
storage: aws_s3
aws:
access_key_id: AKIA[REDACTED] #changeme
secret_access_key: xxxx[REDACTED]xxxx #changeme
#account_id:  # Optional
aws_lambda:
execution_role: arn:aws:iam::123123123123:role/lithops-execution-role #changeme
region_name: us-east-1
runtime_memory: 512
runtime_timeout: 330
aws_s3:
storage_bucket: mybucket #changeme
region_name : us-east-1

The lines marked with #changemeneed to be updated with the values noted above

* access_key_id& secret_access_key– Your account’s API credentials
* execution_role– Enter the IAM Role ARN noted above
* storage_bucket– Enter the name of the bucket you wish to use for storing logs

Ensure that the config file is placed at ~/.lithops/configBuildNow we need to build a container image with all our tools baked in which will be used by the serverless function.

Build the image using lithops buildcommand:

lithops runtime build sc-runtime -f Dockerfile

Next, register the runtime in your cloud environment with the following command:

lithops runtime create sc-runtime –memory 512 –timeout 300

Check runtime successfully registered

lithops runtime list

Copy the runtime name displayed in the output. We will need it in the next step.

Finally, update the config.pywith the name of your runtime and the bucket:

LITHOPS_RUNTIME=”lithops_v2-5-8_ke73/sc-runtime” #runtime name obtained from above
STORAGE_BUCKET=”mytestbucket” #name of the 2nd bucket created above RunFinally we are ready run some lambdas!

Usage

python shadowclone.py -h
usage: cloudcli.py [-h] -i INPUT [-s SPLITNUM] [-o OUTPUT] -c COMMAND
optional arguments:
-h, –help show this help message and exit
-i INPUT, –input INPUT
-s SPLITNUM, –split SPLITNUM
Number of lines per chunk of file
-o OUTPUT, –output OUTPUT
-c COMMAND, –command COMMAND
command to execute How it worksWe create a container image during the initial setup and register it as a runtime for our function in AWS/GCP/Azure whatever. When you execute ShadowClone on your computer, instances of that container are activated automatically and are only active for the duration of its execution. How many instances to activate is dynamically decided at runtime depending on the size of the input file provided and the split factor. The input is then split into chunks and equally distributed between all the instances to execute in parallel. For example, if your input file has 10,000 lines and you set the split factor to 100 lines, then it will be split into 100 chunks of 100 lines each and 100 instances will be run in parallel! Features* Extremely fast
* No need to maintain a VPS (or a fleet of it :))
* Costs almost nothing per month
* Compatible with free tiers of most cloud services

* Cloud agnostic
* Same script works with AWS, GCP, Azure etc.

* Supports upto 1000 parallel invocations
* Dynamically decide the number of invocations
* Run any tool in parallel on the cloud
* Pipe output to other tools ComparisonThis tool was inspired by the awesome Axiom and Fleex projects and goes beyond the concept of VPS for running the tools by using serverless functions and containers.
FeaturesAxiom/FleexShadowCloneInstances10-100s*1000sCostPer instance/per minuteMostly Free**Startup Time4-5 minutes2-3 secondsMax Execution TimeUnlimited15 minutesIdle Cost$++FreeOn Demand ScalabilityNo∞ *Most cloud providers do not allow spinning up too many instances by default, so you are limited to around 10-15 instances at max. You have to make a request to the support to in[...]

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