The Paper Password Manager
Michael Allen // Every year around the holidays I end up having a conversation with at least one friend or family member about the importance of choosing unique passwords for […]
Red Team
Webcast: Passwords: You Are the Weakest Link
Why are companies still recommending an 8-character password minimum? Passwords are some of the easiest targets for attackers, yet companies still allow weak passwords in their environment. Multiple service providers recommend […]
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Collecting and Crafting User Information from LinkedIn
Justin Angel // Penetration testing and red team engagements often require operators to collect user information from various sources that can then be translated into inputs to support social engineering […]
GNU Radio Primer
Ray Felch // Disclaimer: Be sure to use a faraday bag or cage before transmitting any data so you don’t accidentally break any laws by illegally transmitting on regulated frequencies. […]
Passwords: Our First Line of Defense
Darin Roberts // “Why do you recommend a 15-character password policy when (name your favorite policy here) recommends only 8-character minimum passwords?” I have had this question posed to me […]
What’s Changed in Recon-ng 5.x
Brian King // Recon-ng had a major update in June 2019, from 4.9.6 to 5.0.0. This post is meant to help with the adjustment by providing a cheat sheet for […]
Rainy Day Windows Command Research Results
Sally Vandeven // We have all heard people talk about how much cooler Linux is than Windows, so much easier to use, etc. Well, they are not necessarily wrong… but we […]
Webcast: In-Depth SILENTTRINITY Demo, Explanation & Walkthrough
Click on the timecodes to jump to that part of the video (on YouTube) Slides for this webcast can be found here: https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/SLIDES_SILENTTRINITYIndepthDemo.pdf 1:07 Quick review of SILENTTRINITY functions, an overview […]
How to Hack Hardware using UART
Raymond Felch // Preface: I began my exploration of reverse-engineering firmware a few weeks back (see “JTAG – Micro-Controller Debugging“), and although I made considerable progress finding and identifying the […]