CISA, NSA, and FBI published joint guidance on Living Off the Land attacks. LOLDrivers and LOLRMM, built by our founders, are cited in it. MagicSword turns that intelligence into preventative controls.
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🚨 Since @TwoSevenOneT dropped the EDRChoker article, I’ve noticed some inaccurate detection guidance around the registry key monitoring.
🧠 Specifically, when a QoS policy is created in ActiveStore, nothing is written to the registry. More details ⤵️
🖊️ https://t.co/eE844iirbX
Cobalt Strike BOF that extracts selected Windows registry hives directly from a raw NTFS volume by parsing NTFS metadata and reading file data straight from disk. https://t.co/HBmGQZRNfz
CloudFox 📍
It’s an open source command line tool created to help penetration testers and other offensive security professionals find exploitable attack paths in cloud infrastructure.
Source: https://t.co/8RTsqYR2V0
Funny how Microsoft attempts to fix Defender resulted in a bug that causes Defender to be unable to delete any malware with NTFS ADS file name, something like C:\test:mlwr.exe will never be deleted by Defender, will be detected but always fails to delete.
The Crypto Layer Bug Bounty Misses
Every bug bounty hunter tests for SQLi, XSS, IDOR, auth bypass.
Almost nobody tests the crypto layer.
Not because it's hard. Because nobody showed them where to look.
The server doesn't hand you the key. It leaks math through its behavior.
A timing delta. A Content-Length difference of three bytes. A distinct HTTP status code on bad padding.
That's the oracle. The oracle exists before you exploit it.
CVE-2025-22150 undici, the HTTP client behind Node.js fetch, insufficient randomness in session token generation. Every modern Node.js app is a candidate. One curl captures the token. UUIDv1 structure exposes MAC address and timestamp. The Iterate step enumerates a ±1 second window, 10 million 100ns ticks. The Take step hijacks the session.
BREACH turns HTTP compression into a CSRF token extractor. The oracle isn't in the app: it's in Nginx, running silently at the proxy layer. Most hunters check "does the app use compression" and move on. The oracle is already there.
Padding oracle: one malformed ciphertext, one status code difference. Byte by byte, the plaintext surrenders. Then you forge the admin token and fire it.
That's LIT. Leak. Iterate. Take.
This work covers 4 attack families. 21 CVEs. 5 chapters. Padding oracles. Compression oracles. PRNG seed recovery. Hash length extension.
Every technique has a LIT-labeled PoC. Every command tested on Ubuntu 24. No theory without payload. No placeholder code.
Three original detection primitives named here first: Oracle Classifier, Compression Oracle Probe, Signature Surface Probe. No existing scanner packages these as standalone pre-flight checks.
Most hunters walk past this every day.
Full breakdown in the replies.
Network Pivoting: Ligolo-MP Complete Guide
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Network pivoting allows attackers to move deeper into internal networks using a compromised machine as a bridge to access hidden systems and services.
⚡ Key Highlights
🔗 Pivot into internal networks
🌐 Access hidden subnets & services
🔄 Route traffic through compromised host
🚀 Perform lateral movement & internal recon
⚡ Ligolo-MP Advantages
🧠 VPN-like tunneling (TUN interface)
🔐 Encrypted communication (mTLS)
⚡ Multiple concurrent tunnels
🧑🤝🧑 Multiplayer pivoting support
📡 No need for SOCKS/port forwarding
💡 Ligolo-MP creates a tunnel that makes your attacker machine behave as if it is inside the target network, enabling tools like Nmap to scan internal systems directly.
📖 Article: https://t.co/93XiDgOyux
#CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #RedTeam #Pentesting #Pivoting #Networking #Ligolo #InfoSec