I made an Awesome Security Tool List! π A collection of common tools & useful commands for hacking πͺπ (updates regularly)
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GitHub
GitHub - tina1998612/Awesome-Security-Tool-List: This is a list of security tools that I have used or recommend. Welcome any contributions!
This is a list of security tools that I have used or recommend. Welcome any contributions! - tina1998612/Awesome-Security-Tool-List
Grenam.exe Malware analysis paper
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Just curious, why the background cannot be full white paper?
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Just curious, why the background cannot be full white paper?
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Dropbox
Grenam_analysis_paper.pdf
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Bypassing AV (Windows Defender) β¦ Cat vs. Mouse β CyberGuider Information Technology Services Inc.
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CYBERGUIDER IT SERVICES INC.
Bypassing AV (Windows Defender)
Dont rely on AntiVirus (AV) as your security conrnerstone. Bypassing AV (Windows Defender) is still as trivial as ever ... Part II.
How To Sinkhole A Botnet
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Dude just finished watching it minutes ago after it popped up in my YouTube notification π
Very informative and recommended watch πΊ π
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π£herrcore
Dude just finished watching it minutes ago after it popped up in my YouTube notification π
Very informative and recommended watch πΊ π
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YouTube
IRC Botnet Reverse Engineering Part 3 - How To Sinkhole A Botnet
This is the final part or our in-depth malware reverse engineering series analyzing an IRC worm from 2010. In this part we perform a final high level analysis of the malware then then use our analysis to build a sinkhole for the botnet!
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Introducing Winbindex - the Windows Binaries Index
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I love this for the level of detail and effort taken to find the file. you make me look like a help desk novice.
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Is it WinBinDex or WinBindEx? Bike shedding!
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π£m417z
I love this for the level of detail and effort taken to find the file. you make me look like a help desk novice.
π€NoFaithInThisSub
Is it WinBinDex or WinBindEx? Bike shedding!
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M417Z
Introducing Winbindex - the Windows Binaries Index
I indexed all Windows files which appear in Windows update packages, and created a website which allows to quickly view information about the files and download some of them from Microsoft servers. The files that can be downloaded are executable files (currentlyβ¦
Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Onedrive client limitations
Hi guys!
So my older blog about monitoring the Onedrive sync status was pretty well received, and I figured that this new blog might just help with a missing piece of the puzzle for some of your: https://www.cyberdrain.com/monitoring-with-powershell-monitoring-the-onedrive-client-limitations/
The Onedrive client tends to get some performance issues when syncing more than 300k objects(files and folders) and more often than not it takes some time to figure out where the issue is coming from. This monitoring set should work to tackle that for you.
Hope it helps, and if there's any questions, let me know!
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Hi guys!
So my older blog about monitoring the Onedrive sync status was pretty well received, and I figured that this new blog might just help with a missing piece of the puzzle for some of your: https://www.cyberdrain.com/monitoring-with-powershell-monitoring-the-onedrive-client-limitations/
The Onedrive client tends to get some performance issues when syncing more than 300k objects(files and folders) and more often than not it takes some time to figure out where the issue is coming from. This monitoring set should work to tackle that for you.
Hope it helps, and if there's any questions, let me know!
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π@malwr
Cyberdrain
Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring the Onedrive client limitations
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Top 16 Active Directory Vulnerabilities
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Bookmarking for later thanks
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Nice!
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π£dmchell
Bookmarking for later thanks
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Nice!
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InfosecMatter
Top 16 Active Directory Vulnerabilities - InfosecMatter
Practical steps on how to pentest Active Directory environments using a list of most common AD vulnerabilities. Tools and command examples for testing and exploitation of AD vulnerabilities.
Understanding the root cause of F5 Networks K52145254: TMUI RCE vulnerability CVE-2020-5902
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Iβm a simple man. I see root cause I upvote.
Wish more problems were discussed like that. Understanding problems os the key to not repeating them.
π€nkrgovic
Interesting read. This one was bad.
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π£digicat
Iβm a simple man. I see root cause I upvote.
Wish more problems were discussed like that. Understanding problems os the key to not repeating them.
π€nkrgovic
Interesting read. This one was bad.
π€hazmatte
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Nccgroup
Cyber Security Research
Cutting-edge cyber security research from NCC Group. Find public reports, technical advisories, analyses, & other novel insights from our global experts.
What are some good books for malware analysis?
I was thinking of buying both practical malware analysis and malware data science but, practical malware analysis came out 2012 and I is probably outdated.
Is there any other book you would recommend? Or should I just go with the two I have in my mind?
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People tend to have the impression that books about security date quickly; in general this is not true.
Practical Malware Analysis and Malware Analyst's Cookbook are still quite useful. I might suggest The Art of Memory Forensics too.
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The Malware Forensics Field Guide for Linux Systems (2014) is still a good read, covering a lot of what's out there. I think Windows has gotten significantly more complex in the interim since its publication, so you'll want something more current for Windows Malware.
π€Borne2Run
Not a book but checkout the malwareunicorn workshops. The Reverse Engineering 101 is a good place to start.
https://malwareunicorn.org/#/workshops
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I was thinking of buying both practical malware analysis and malware data science but, practical malware analysis came out 2012 and I is probably outdated.
Is there any other book you would recommend? Or should I just go with the two I have in my mind?
π£Enes_24
People tend to have the impression that books about security date quickly; in general this is not true.
Practical Malware Analysis and Malware Analyst's Cookbook are still quite useful. I might suggest The Art of Memory Forensics too.
π€thatwasntme806
The Malware Forensics Field Guide for Linux Systems (2014) is still a good read, covering a lot of what's out there. I think Windows has gotten significantly more complex in the interim since its publication, so you'll want something more current for Windows Malware.
π€Borne2Run
Not a book but checkout the malwareunicorn workshops. The Reverse Engineering 101 is a good place to start.
https://malwareunicorn.org/#/workshops
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reddit
What are some good books for malware analysis?
I was thinking of buying both practical malware analysis and malware data science but, practical malware analysis came out 2012 and I is probably...