Introducing Havoc Professional: A Lethal Presence
Weโre excited to share a first look at Havoc Professional, a next-generation, highly modular Command and Control framework, and Kaine-kit our fully Position Independent Code agent engineered for stealth!
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Managed to pick up my first CVE recently, in a Netskope driver. Simple bug but learnt a lot in the process. Hopefully many more to come this year!
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Wrote a tool a few weeks ago to obfuscate a payload in a generated CSS file. Started off my career as a frontend dev - it's been years since i've looked properly at CSS and I can't say it was a happy reunion ๐
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Started using a separate rig for maldev/lab stuff to keep it separate from the gaming one and all that's really happened is I've ended up convincing myself I need to buy a whole new set of nice peripherals
Been devouring the @SEKTOR7net maldev courses over the last few weeks. Wanted to build some other foundations before hitting maldev (OSCP/doing more C/bit of RE). Loving it now Iโm here.
4. With Kernel debugging enabled, you can actually run ntsd.exe without it spawning a new window at all by using the -d flag. This sends all debugger output to a non-existent kernel debugger):
ntsd.exe -d -cf C:\Tools\x64_calc.wds -o notepad.exe
Been playing with using cbd.exe for execution after the @SentinelOne Metador report. @mrd0x has a great overview of some of the offsec capabilities, building on Matt Graber's work. Found a few possibly useless additions that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere.
3. Ntsd.exe is identical to cdb.exe except that it launches a new console window. It seems to be mentioned less frequently as a LOLbin that cdb.exe (it's not listed on https://t.co/hqvNbFSCfd for example). Presuming this is because the extra window is less stealthy?