Kent Ickler // As a start to a series on Windows Administration in the eyes of a security-conscious “Windows Guy” I invite you on configuring AD DS PSOs (Password Security […]
Carrie Roberts* // Using a trusted certificate and non-default Empire options will help increase your chances of getting a successful session out of a network. Follow these instructions to get […]
Ethan Robish // In my last two posts I showed how to insert tracking bugs in both .docx (Part 1) and .xlsx files (Part 2). But don’t let all that effort go […]
Carrie Roberts // Tired of typing those Empire commands to startup your goto listeners? Wish there was an equivalent to Metasploit resource files for Empire? This is not currently […]
Logan Lembke // Step One: Power. Step Two: Enter. Step Three: ???? Step Four: Profit. In the security industry, we love our encryption. However sometimes, the complexity introduced by encryption […]
Jordan Drysdale // … Alternate Title: “Why I Love BHIS” So, I was gifted this cute little princessy-toy thing recently. My first thought was that my daughters will love this thing. […]
Ethan Robish // As promised in my previous post, part 1, this post shows how to place a tracking bug in a native .xlsx file. Full credit for this method […]
Dakota Nelson* // Part 4: Resilient Steganography This is it. The end. The last of a four part series covering image steganography. You can get started with part 1, part […]
Carrie Roberts // There are various reasons why having a webDAV server comes in handy. The main reason I created one was to execute a malicious Outlook rule attack as […]
