If a website is protected by @CheckPointSW IPS "anti-SQLi" and mysql<=5 is running, you can easily bypass this by using "||" and "&&" instead of "OR" and "AND" which are blocked. Tested on the lastest version R80.20.
#bugbountytip#bugbounty#pentest#payfornothing
Gagne ton pass pour @_leHACK_ 2026 ! 🏴☠️
Un mini-challenge cyber, 3 places à la clé ( 1 pour le plus rapide et 2 pour les meilleurs write-ups).
⏱️ Fin : 21/06 à 23h59
👉 https://t.co/QV6HrYQcHX
I am about to COMPLETELY disrupt the cybersecurity industry...💀💀💀
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3 places à gagner pour Le Hack (la NDH pour les anciens) !
Et faites moi plaisir, je veux un writeup en oneliner bash svp.
En plus, il y a quelques messages cachés 🤫
#challenge#ctf#loginsecurite
Je serai à #LeHack vendredi 27 et samedi 28 juin, et si tu n'as pas encore ta place, tente ta chance pour venir gratuitement, en résolvant ce petit challenge made by @LoginSecurite 💪
https://t.co/BQzol8h6pt
Il y a bien longtemps que j'avais pas trouvé un chall aussi sympa !
Malgré sa simplicité, on y trouve des vulns très récentes, le cheminement jusqu'à DA est fluide et surtout, c'était l'occasion de jouer avec certipy5 👌
(https://t.co/6BGMyyUH6e)
https://t.co/OATAxif7pA
I'm super happy to announce an operationally weaponized version of @YuG0rd's BadSuccessor in .NET format! With a minimum of "CreateChild" privileges over any OU it allows for automatic escalation to Domain Admin (DA). Enjoy your inline .NET execution!
https://t.co/nvZmsNqjnG
Many missed this on #BadSuccessor: it’s also a credential dumper.
I wrote a simple PowerShell script that uses Rubeus to dump Kerberos keys and NTLM hashes for every principal-krbtgt, users, machines. no DCSync required, no code execution on DC.
#BadSuccessor - a textbook example of why the security ecosystem is broken
- A privilege escalation vuln in Windows Server 2025 AD (via dMSA)
- Full domain compromise with default config
- Microsoft was told, agreed it’s real, but rated it "moderate"
- No patch, No fix
- No code execution needed
- No need to touch the DC
- No RPC, no ntds.dit
- Just a write to one attribute on an account you can create
- Rubeus already supports dMSA abuse (since February)
- Metasploit module is in the works
Researchers published everything anyway. Because… "we respectfully disagree with Microsoft’s assessment". So yeah, let’s just drop an end-to-end domain takeover technique online to prove a point.
To be fair, Windows Server 2025 isn’t widely deployed yet, so the real-world blast radius today is limited. But this isn’t about today - it’s about trust, process, and what happens when security decisions are driven by vendor priorities and researcher egos.
What this tells me:
1. Microsoft either:
- Can’t assess bugs anymore
- Or stopped caring about on-prem AD completely (because Entra ID is what they want to sell)
2. And the offensive sec crowd?
- They knew this would hit hard
- But chose to burn the world anyway
- Because their urge to be right > everyone else’s security
In the end, both sides look bad.
Microsoft, for being dysfunctional or apathetic
Researchers, for chasing clout over coordinated disclosure
Congrats. In a rare show of unity, both sides managed to screw this up.
Blog: https://t.co/f9eDCBmbjI
LinkedIn: https://t.co/dc1l5EUYpb
Metasploit issue: https://t.co/tcRkUHavo1
Just built an MCP for Ghidra.
Now basically any LLM (Claude, Gemini, local...) can Reverse Engineer malware for you. With the right prompting, it automates a *ton* of tedious tasks.
One-shot markups of entire binaries with just a click.
Open source, on Github now.
Attacks against AD CS are de rigueur these days, but sometimes a working attack doesn’t work somewhere else, and the inscrutable error messages are no help. Jacques replicated the most infuriating and explains what’s happening under the hood in this post https://t.co/eF5nhHfPuS
Oh ça, c'est fort !
Même pour les fanboy cli comme moi, toujours pratique d'avoir un tool qui donne une vue d'ensemble rapidement sur certains éléments.
https://t.co/bwMOsJU6b5