Hidden vulns in 5G basebands: Using AI and pre-auth messages to hack 64 modems 📱❯🗼🔨🤖
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A full university malware analysis course with every lecture, video, assignment, and lab available for free online.
Malware taxonomy. Static and dynamic analysis. x86 and x86-64 assembly. Ghidra from introduction to scripting to machine learning applications. YARA rules. Runtime debugging. Host exploitation and forensic analysis. Android and Java malware. PDF payload analysis. Sysmon. Volatility memory forensics.
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Reproducing a Double Free RCE in Apache CVE-2026-23918 on the most used software on the internet with one prompt that costs like $0.001 via DeepSeek is scary as hell.
Now, anyone with zero knowledge can hack the internet.
(Not default installs though. You need mod_http2 enabled.)
Hacking firmware using Ghidra: tips and tricks for smarter reverse engineering. 🐉🗡️🧙♂️💎✌️
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- Red team Operations
- Reverse engineering content
- Red Team x Blue team
- Practical social engineering
- Windows Privilege escalation
- AD, & Road to OSCP
- JR to Specialist career
- Many Offsec notes
- & Many more
Thanks to @C0d3Cr4zy
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I was bored last weekend and built an Active Directory vulnerability scanner that will remain 100% free, forever. I've tested it as much as I can locally and would love to see some other folks get hands on. I call it ADPulse.
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Malware Development course update 21 released!
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- Introduction To Windows Persistence
- Persistence Via The Windows Registry
- Persistence Via The File System
- Persistence Via Windows Services
- Persistence Via Windows Tasks
- Persistence Via WMI Abuse
- Persistence Via COM Object Hijacking
- Persistence Via Electron Applications
Hacking a stolen laptop: bypassing Windows security (BitLocker etc.) using PCI connector. 💻🔬😈🐉🎉
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Writing shellcode into a remote process using only what's already there: existing RWX memory, ROP gadgets, and hijacked threads
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Credits @G3tSyst3m#infosec#Windows