The Non-Attrib Starterpack!
Jordan Drysdale // Let’s start this post at Walmart. Yes, the visit may be attributable against the purchaser via security camera footage retrieved by warrant, so hand your wife/husband/confidant/whomever a […]
External/Internal
How to Build a Command & Control Infrastructure with Digital Ocean: C2K Revamped
Lee Kagan* // Expanding upon the previous post in this series, I decided to rewrite C2K (find it here) to change its behavior and options for the user. In this […]
How to Scan Millions of IPv4 Addresses for Vulnerabilities
Jordan Drysdale// Some days are not like others. Some days, you might get tasked with scanning a million IP addresses. Here’s how I did it: Let’s go through some finer […]
Digging Deeper into Vulnerable Windows Services
Brian Fehrman // Privilege escalation is a common goal for threat actors after they have compromised a system. Having elevated permissions can allow for tasks such as: extracting local password-hashes, […]
How to Identify Network Vulnerabilities with NetworkRecon.ps1
David Fletcher // Whenever I have the opportunity, I like to perform packet collection on a test for about five minutes so I can analyze the results and look […]
Domain Goodness – How I Learned to LOVE AD Explorer
Sally Vandeven // OR How to Pentest with AD Explorer! Mark Russinovich’s Sysinternals tools (Microsoft) are nothing new. They have been a favorite among system administrators for many, many years. […]
How to Evade Application Whitelisting Using REGSVR32
Joff Thyer // I was recently working on a Red Team for a customer that was very much up to date with their defenses. This customer had tight egress controls, […]
A Toast to Kerberoast
Derek Banks // This post will walk through a technique to remotely run a Kerberoast attack over an established Meterpreter session to an Internet-based Ubuntu 16.04 C2 server and crack […]
How to Use Nmap with Meterpreter
Brian Fehrman // You’ve sent your phishing ruse, the target has run the Meterpreter payload, and you have shell on their system. Now what? If you follow our blogs, you […]