Compromised Linux VM for DF training?
Does anyone have a vmdk of a compromised Linux host (perhaps from a Honeypot?) they'd be willing to share? I'd like to have my blue team try their hand at manual forensics as a table-top / Forensics Capture-the-Flag exercise
Plans:
\- Have them import it into Virtualbox (they all use Ubuntu as their workstations)
\- Browse around the host and see what they can find manually first
\- Utilize something like Plaso / log2timeline and import it into a log tool like Splunk
๐ฃAbracaBOOYAH
Not exactly what you are looking for but I was just at a competition last week and it had some forensic CTFs. Found them here, might be what you are interested in.
๐คAppCompatCache-SI-TS
Just infect a Linux vm
๐คStofers
The Great Hal Pomeranz made a course, with resources from Ali Hadi/Champlain College, that might help you out:
https://archive.org/download/HalLinuxForensics
https://github.com/ashemery/LinuxForensics
๐คawk_warden
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Does anyone have a vmdk of a compromised Linux host (perhaps from a Honeypot?) they'd be willing to share? I'd like to have my blue team try their hand at manual forensics as a table-top / Forensics Capture-the-Flag exercise
Plans:
\- Have them import it into Virtualbox (they all use Ubuntu as their workstations)
\- Browse around the host and see what they can find manually first
\- Utilize something like Plaso / log2timeline and import it into a log tool like Splunk
๐ฃAbracaBOOYAH
Not exactly what you are looking for but I was just at a competition last week and it had some forensic CTFs. Found them here, might be what you are interested in.
๐คAppCompatCache-SI-TS
Just infect a Linux vm
๐คStofers
The Great Hal Pomeranz made a course, with resources from Ali Hadi/Champlain College, that might help you out:
https://archive.org/download/HalLinuxForensics
https://github.com/ashemery/LinuxForensics
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Compromised Linux VM for DF training?
Does anyone have a vmdk of a compromised Linux host (perhaps from a Honeypot?) they'd be willing to share? I'd like to have my blue team try their...
Extracting VOIP Calls from network traffic - BruteShark (v1.2.1) is now capable of extracting Voip Calls among credentials, hashes, DNS, files and more. P.S: I would love for people to join the project!
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GitHub - odedshimon/BruteShark: Network Analysis Tool
Network Analysis Tool. Contribute to odedshimon/BruteShark development by creating an account on GitHub.
[Video Makop Ransomware - Decrypting the Encrypted Section](https://youtu.be/mlIRoGrxrmA)
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Makop Ransomware - Decrypting the Encrypted Section
SHA256: bc0ed3e73b8d1fdc839f2e8ed3578ca3221dba4eb984e581cb00dfb4cdfb7d49
pyMalleableC2: Python interpreter for Cobalt Strike Malleable C2 Profiles. Allows you to parse, build and modify them programmatically.
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GitHub - byt3bl33d3r/pyMalleableC2: Python interpreter for Cobalt Strike Malleable C2 Profiles. Allows you to parse, build andโฆ
Python interpreter for Cobalt Strike Malleable C2 Profiles. Allows you to parse, build and modify them programmatically. - byt3bl33d3r/pyMalleableC2
Getting Started Reverse Engineering Bare Metal Kernel Images - (Part 1/Setup) | This is a series, more will be released soon.
๐ฃragnarsecurity
Arent all kernels bare metal kernels? Iv not seen one that is specifically designed to run in a VM. I dont doubt that one may exist, but ive never seen one.
๐คAllenKll
Hey man, good write up :)
Can I ask what do you refer to as a "kernel"? In my experience, kernel is generally only used to refer to a component of an OS.
I'd generally describe a bare metal firmware as having no kernel. And the built application is just a binary, or a firmware image.
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Arent all kernels bare metal kernels? Iv not seen one that is specifically designed to run in a VM. I dont doubt that one may exist, but ive never seen one.
๐คAllenKll
Hey man, good write up :)
Can I ask what do you refer to as a "kernel"? In my experience, kernel is generally only used to refer to a component of an OS.
I'd generally describe a bare metal firmware as having no kernel. And the built application is just a binary, or a firmware image.
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Medium
Reverse Engineering Bare Metal Kernel Images with QEMU- Part 1
This tutorial was designed as a setup tutorial for UMDCTF; however, it will be also be a part of a series for bare-metal embeddedโฆ
Transparent Tribe APT Infrastructure Mapping Part 1: A High-Level Study of CrimsonRAT Infrastructure October 2020 โ March 2021
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Transparent Tribe APT Infrastructure Mapping
This is the first article of a two-part series on Transparent Tribe's CrimsonRAT infrastructure. We have been tracking CrimsonRAT , this APT group's most ubiquitous remote access tool, over a number of months. This blog will present our high-level observationsโฆ
List of Popular Applications that use the `--no-sandbox` flag when running Chromium and Chrome based Applications and may expose users to RCE vulnerabilities.
๐ฃdocker-osx
This is literally just a list of Electron apps...
I'm not sure what "Untrusted desktop application without source code" has to do with sandboxing... if they wanted to give you malicious code, they don't need to use JS to do it. This feels like the author fundamentally doesn't understand the purpose of the sandbox and/or the security issues at hand.
Similarly with extensions, it seems pretty dumb to assume that a malicious extension in many of these applications wouldn't be able to cause damage regardless, especially considering that some of the extensions (e.g. for Teams, VSCode) are designed for performing file-system operations already.
It's also odd to me that this list doesn't separate what I would consider to be the biggest distinction for a discussion of sandboxing, which is whether or not the app renders web content from untrusted sources (e.g. chat rooms). I believe that would exclude VSCode, but would include Twitch, Slack, Signal, FBM, Teams, Discord, and Keybase. However, I don't think any of these intentionally accept arbitrary JS, so exploits still seem unlikely without some kind of additional XSS exploit.
๐คthealliedhacker
PoC or GTFO
๐คairza
What's the concern with Slack if it's sandboxed? That it's not open source?
๐คhillgod
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๐ฃdocker-osx
This is literally just a list of Electron apps...
I'm not sure what "Untrusted desktop application without source code" has to do with sandboxing... if they wanted to give you malicious code, they don't need to use JS to do it. This feels like the author fundamentally doesn't understand the purpose of the sandbox and/or the security issues at hand.
Similarly with extensions, it seems pretty dumb to assume that a malicious extension in many of these applications wouldn't be able to cause damage regardless, especially considering that some of the extensions (e.g. for Teams, VSCode) are designed for performing file-system operations already.
It's also odd to me that this list doesn't separate what I would consider to be the biggest distinction for a discussion of sandboxing, which is whether or not the app renders web content from untrusted sources (e.g. chat rooms). I believe that would exclude VSCode, but would include Twitch, Slack, Signal, FBM, Teams, Discord, and Keybase. However, I don't think any of these intentionally accept arbitrary JS, so exploits still seem unlikely without some kind of additional XSS exploit.
๐คthealliedhacker
PoC or GTFO
๐คairza
What's the concern with Slack if it's sandboxed? That it's not open source?
๐คhillgod
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GitHub - sickcodes/no-sandbox: No Sandbox - Applications That Run Chromium and Chrome Without The Sandbox. TL;DR exploits in theseโฆ
No Sandbox - Applications That Run Chromium and Chrome Without The Sandbox. TL;DR exploits in these browser based applications are already sandboxed escaped: https://no-sandbox.io/ - sickcodes/no-s...
qrljacker for whatsapp
working program to generate a qrl code that when scanned, takes over somenes whatsapp session https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTf2MSPGuuA
๐ฃpwndbyqatux
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working program to generate a qrl code that when scanned, takes over somenes whatsapp session https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTf2MSPGuuA
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qrl
by generating a malicious qrlcode, you can hijack somebodys whatsapp session. this has worked for years and i dont see it stopping in the forseeable future. you should know that this exists and how its used in order to avoid having it done to you.
MITRE ATT&CK Evaluation
Good morning all,
Might be useful information for red teamers with knowing product and what may get past with little to no information passed to blueteams.
https://attackevals.mitre-engenuity.org/enterprise/carbanak\_fin7/
Hope it helps
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Good morning all,
Might be useful information for red teamers with knowing product and what may get past with little to no information passed to blueteams.
https://attackevals.mitre-engenuity.org/enterprise/carbanak\_fin7/
Hope it helps
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Reddit
r/redteamsec on Reddit: MITRE ATT&CK Evaluation
Posted by u/icedcougar - 27 votes and 1 comment
Easy Malware to Reverse Engineer
Hey I have recently been analyzing some sample malware and everything I can find is for people far more advanced than me. Does anyone know were I can find some simple malware examples? I am using IDAPro and WinDbg
๐ฃwp28
There is https://github.com/ytisf/theZoo
It has the reversed source code too
๐คkcirtappockets
If you havenโt already, working throughout the exercises and chapters in Practical Malware Analysis is a good starting point.
๐คrevolver-ocelot-saa
id be interested in knowing this as well
๐คansolo00
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Hey I have recently been analyzing some sample malware and everything I can find is for people far more advanced than me. Does anyone know were I can find some simple malware examples? I am using IDAPro and WinDbg
๐ฃwp28
There is https://github.com/ytisf/theZoo
It has the reversed source code too
๐คkcirtappockets
If you havenโt already, working throughout the exercises and chapters in Practical Malware Analysis is a good starting point.
๐คrevolver-ocelot-saa
id be interested in knowing this as well
๐คansolo00
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