Our new #blog from @_Hubbl3 breaks down how Offensive IronPython techniques remain a powerful threat to networks, even 4 years after Turla's initial deployment of these TTPs.
Empire has come a long way since its humble beginnings. If you haven't used it in some time, take a look at how it's grown into a multi-language powerhouse. For our dedicated users check out the post for exciting news about the upcoming release!
Don't miss the next episode of Code & Cask today at 5pm EST. We will be looking at python and webdav along with looking at Microsoft's new Python in Excel feature.
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Wow another wave of explosions in Lebanon through radios. Starting to think this is more about PsyOps and creating a deep mistrust of communication devices by Hezbollah
@snehalantani The Israelis aren't exactly shy about about civilian collateral and you could control the distribution of the trigger through targeting of known numbers. But we won't know more for a while and the strength of explosion does point to some kind of hardware modification
Does anybody know how/where you can download older versions of KB4052623 (i.e. Defender Definition Updates)? Microsoft Update Catalog only provides the latest version.
@ShitSecure hmm, weird. I haven't tried a rust binary in a bit but I was planning on using it in a training in a few weeks😅
I wonder if an API changed? I have recently been unable to find a working python shellcode injector that doesn't crash the parent process either
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