Leaving Defcon today with the best news! Our team “Walmart_Greeters” came in 1st place !!! At the @Recon_InfoSec#OpenSoc challenge! I had the honor of working with the best and brightest team mates @BrianWanner @Mike_Ortlieb @DFIRnoob and @_stevo . Thanks so much @Recon_InfoSec!
Loki RS is alive 🐍⚡
- High performance YARA & IOC scanner
- Multi-threaded
- Process memory & filesystem scanning
- ZIP scanning
- TUI
- New YARA-X
- IOCs from signature-base + YARA Forge
- HTML report
- Remote logging
- JSONL / Syslog output
Personal lab for scanner UX/perf experiments - if it breaks, it breaks; that’s part of the deal
https://t.co/k4JjMDqjoO
2026 is here—time to refresh that toolkit!
Atomic Red Team:
Atomic Red Team Hands on Getting Started Guide - https://t.co/zQzBdAbZBd
Why? Exactly are you not using Atomic Red Team? - https://t.co/ctlCxcPU9O
DeepBlueCLI
DeepBlueCLI - Tactical IR - https://t.co/wx1YlaaG4e
Threat Hunting Toolkit
Looking for Needles in Needlestacks w/ Threat Hunting Toolkit - https://t.co/VSG2vWRe8u
Bloodhound:
A Blue Team's Perspective on Red Team Hack Tools - https://t.co/DR05O8D4fv
RITA:
RITA - Finding Bad Things on Your Network Using Free and Open Source Tools - https://t.co/s9fXnI0aFr
Zeek:
Introduction to Zeek Log Analysis w/ Troy Wojewoda - https://t.co/dqtz0cgedd
Wireshark:
Getting started with Wireshark - John Strand - https://t.co/XjUK5AIoFx
Search Engine:
How to Design and Execute Social Engineering Calls w/ John Malone - https://t.co/PwbInooDcY
I recently discovered a super cool website inspection tool called Web-Check. It has a strong hacker vibe.
It lets you inspect almost everything about a website: IP details, SSL, DNS records, cookies, domain info, crawler rules, server location, redirect history, open ports, traceroute, DNSSEC, site performance, associated hostnames, and more.
https://t.co/A5B83COLK7
Last week our CISO asked me to present on “zero trust architecture.”
I don’t know what that means.
I make $340,000 a year.
I haven’t touched a firewall since Obama’s first term.
But I have a CISSP.
I passed by memorizing acronyms.
I still don’t know what half of them stand for.
I opened my presentation with “assume breach.”
Everyone nodded gravely.
I said “defense in depth” three times.
The board was captivated.
Then a junior analyst raised her hand.
She asked how we’d implement microsegmentation.
I felt a cold sweat.
I said, “Great question. Let’s take that offline.”
She persisted.
I said we should “leverage AI-driven solutions.”
She asked which ones.
I said, “The cloud-native ones.”
She looked confused.
I told her confusion was natural.
I said, “Security is a journey, not a destination.”
The CEO started clapping.
I don’t know why.
But others joined in.
The analyst stopped asking questions.
I ended with “security is everyone’s responsibility.”
This meant it was no one’s responsibility.
Especially not mine.
We got breached two weeks later.
I blamed the analyst for “creating a culture of doubt.”
She got put on a PIP.
I got promoted to VP.
Resilience isn’t about preventing failure.
It’s about surviving it.
Preferably while others don’t.
Tracking down a rogue Windows service for webshell persistence -- just a teeny weeny PowerShell HTTP server wrapped with NSSM, showcased with Wazuh and their sweet new 4.14 release with visibility on IT hygiene 😎 Video: https://t.co/rQk6rV5dNg
Someone going by "wwwiesel" on GitHub picked up @securitymeta_’s tradition this year and dropped a full list of #BlackFriday deals in the #InfoSec space
Online Courses & Training
- 8kSec Academy
- AI Security Professional Course
- Altered Security
- Belkasoft
- Blu Raven Academy
- Career Hacking Quest
- CloudBreach
- Cyber Plumber's Lab
- CyberWarFare Labs
- DevSecOps Pro
- DNS for Developers
- Evilginx Mastery
- Hack The Box Pro Labs
- HackSmarter
- HackTricks Training
- Hexordia
- Invictus IR Academy
- Invictus CloudLabs
- LetsDefend
- Mobile Hacking Lab
- OffSec Learn One
- OPSWAT Academy
- Pluralsight
- Practical DevSecOps
- Practical TLS
- http://pwn[.]guide
- CyberNow (SOC Analyst)
- TCM Academy
- TheXero
- Vantage Point / Enciphers
- White Knight Labs
- WiFiChallenge Academy
- ZeroPoint Security
Exams
- The SecOps Group
Mini Courses
- SecDim
Books
- The CloudSec Engineer
Hardware
- Hak5
- KSEC Labs
Professional Services
- Wortell
Tools
- Burp Bounty Pro
- Burp Bounty Go
- FullStro
- Grammarly Pro
- PortDroid
- Proton Mail / VPN / Pass / Drive
- HTTP Toolkit
- http://SEOengine[.]ai
- SubtitleBee
- WebsiteVoice
Services
- Grayhat Warfare
- AirVPN
- CyberGhost VPN
- Proton (second listing in file)
- NordVPN
- Tuta Mail
- InMotion Hosting
- IPVanish VPN
Misc
- Neato Stickers
URL: https://t.co/MX7WkVjmPh
Thanks to the awesome work by our team we can finally announce our official urlscan cli tool: https://t.co/CpiL9jUdDv - Submit scans, run searches, find domains, get creative. Feel free to share your use-cases with us on X! Download on Github or homebrew.
For the life of me I can never remember the registry tweaks to avoid TPM checks when installing Win11 in a VM. I finally took note of the `reg add` commands to just copy and paste into the Shift+F10 terminal.
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig" /f
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig" /v BypassTPMCheck /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig" /v BypassSecureBootCheck /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig" /v BypassRAMCheck /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig" /v BypassCPUCheck /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig" /v BypassStorageCheck /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
At the time of our research, the malicious payload contained a PowerShell script that looks like a ransomware in development. Encrypting files live in a folder called "testShiba" located on the user's desktop and display a ransom message: "Your files have been encrypted. Pay 1 ShibaCoin to ShibaWallet to recover them." Interestingly, the author did not provide a wallet address in this version of the payload, but it is possible that there were other versions of the payload.
⚠️🧵 RL researchers have found 2 malicious #VSCode extensions, "ahban.shiba" & "ahban.cychelloworld," that deliver #ransomware in development to it's users.