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Dropping some tooling to assist with Windows RE (or any really); bulk download modules across all versions, search for call chains from references, immediates, instructions, etc. Has been useful for mass-analysis, cross-version diffing, variant analysis, and just generally locating candidates for more thorough investigation (ioctl dispatch, rpc handlers/chains, what functions eventually call a desired target).

analyze.py - IDA Pro 9.X Python for automated call chain analysis
runner.ps1 - PowerShell batch runner for mass binary analysis
download-all-versions.ps1 - Download historical binary versions + PDBs

https://github.com/daaximus/ida-reach/
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New post: "Browser Dumping — The Core Tactic Behind Most Infostealers"
(This blog is mainly for sharing my personal notes and learning journey)

This blog contains my own research collected from the internet, along with ideas from other blogs and studies. While many parts are written in my own words, the Most sections were copied directly from external sources because they were already very well written and clearly expressed. This blog is mainly for sharing my personal notes and learning journey.



#stealer #browser #Chrome_AppBound
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Red Team Infrastructure The Full Picture: From Domain to Beacon #infra #c2
A well-structured analysis of the most effective infrastructure strategy

Does your team operate with this level of structured, strategic thinking?
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Sec Controls: The Art of Breaking Through

The definitive red team guide to understanding and bypassing Windows security controls: Windows Defender (static + AMSI + behavioral), AppLocker, WDAC, SmartScreen, ASR Rules, Credential Guard (VBS/LSAIso), Sysmon, PPL, and a comprehensive EDR deep-dive covering kernel callbacks, ETW-TI, API hooks, BYOVD, EDRKillShifter, EDRSilencer, sleep obfuscation, call stack spoofing, process injection, and the complete EDR kill chain. Every bypass mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

#malware #evasion
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Good write-up on building a kernel-based EDR and understanding how Windows telemetry is actually implemented.

Focus is on real detection primitives like:
PsSetCreateProcessNotifyRoutine(Ex) for process lifecycle monitoring

PsSetLoadImageNotifyRoutine for image/DLL tracking

ObRegisterCallbacks for process/thread handle filtering

kernel → user-mode communication via IOCTL + agent design

https://blog.whiteflag.io/blog/from-windows-drivers-to-a-almost-fully-working-edr/
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TL;DR: Two command injection vulnerabilities exist in the Windows Explorer “Open PowerShell window here” context menu due to improper quoting and command injection through user-controlled folder paths. By creating folders with crafted names (e.g., folder; calc), an attacker can trigger arbitrary PowerShell command execution when a user uses Shift + Right-Click → Open PowerShell window here. One variant affects modern Windows 11 builds, while another existed since Windows 10 1703 (2017).


You can find the scenarios and the slides of the Insomni’hack 2026 talk in https://github.com/p0dalirius/Shift-Happens-Uncovering-to-builtin-command-injection-in-Windows-context-menus
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Malware, Cats and Cryptography
2026-cocomelonc-bsideslux.pdf
Let me keep it short… use uncommon stuff for static

(here is my conference ┐⁠(⁠ ⁠∵⁠ ⁠)⁠┌)
chain things smart to get past behavior detection.