idk why I havent thought of this before, but its very easy to hide those "external sender" warnings that get appended to your emails during phishing campaigns 🤔. Email gateways/FW just add HTML at the start/end of emails, simply add CSS to hide it! #RedTeam
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I wrote some automation around gophish, evilginx2, and postfix for faster phishing deployment. Looking for feedback and pull requests :D
https://t.co/Oz7A6CJTNa
https://t.co/w6ZmqDp5xY
Do you struggle to understand #Kerberos in #ActiveDirectory environment ? This new article may help clarify things by simply explaining how Kerberos works. It is the first of a serie of posts about attacking Active Directory. Stay tuned 🙃
https://t.co/kCL6TdyEI5
Are you looking for #AWS labs focused on security? If so, then check out the Well Architected Labs - documentation and code in the format of hands-on labs, categorized into levels from 100 to 300. https://t.co/5zGEL0npkL
SAML for pentesters:
Part 1 - https://t.co/hCR0huVUTt
Part 2 - https://t.co/lBvH1gzZnv
Part 3 -https://t.co/QNiSRuMVjb
Common attacks - https://t.co/5epJT5hiZe
Case study - https://t.co/l2fuhI8adC
#SAML#BugBounty
Today I’m kicking off a 4-part series on wireless tradecraft following the past few months of #eaphammer R&D. Pt 1 provides a primer on 802.11 with a focus on features that can be abused by attackers. @specterops
Post: https://t.co/m0lVkpxisf
Tool: https://t.co/uJp4ixalYR
How to bypass Android certificate pinning and intercept SSL traffic
1. install the Burp Suite CA certificate
2. install Frida framework
3. install ADB & Fastboot on Ubuntu systems
4. connection over the network
5. select any installed Android app
https://t.co/BLi9DCkPAO
Today we released a community-developed exploit module PR for #BlueKeep (CVE-2019-0708). We expect to continue refining the exploit over time in collaboration with contributors. Some important notes on exploitation and detection from @busterbcook: https://t.co/1y4TodHDc0
Vulnerability Management. A thread.
I don’t see much written on vulnerability management in more holistic terms vs. patch/bug fixing. This might be ok given a lot of vuln. mgmt. should be contextualized into enterprise risk/control. But still worth a short thread.......
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#BloodHound#protip Find unsupported (and potentially vulnerable) Windows OS using this cypher query
MATCH (H:Computer) WHERE H.operatingsystem =~ '(?i).*(2000|2003|2008|xp|vista|me).*' RETURN H