The new BlackArrow (Tarlogic) threadless code injection technique for Windows systems was already presented by Kurosh_ Dabbagh_ Escalante_ at Navaja Negra. Stay tuned if you can't follow it; we'll keep you posted. #RedTeam #EDR #evasion #NN11ED #processinjection
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Step-by-Step Guide: Sending Windows Event Logs to Graylog With NXLOG https://lnkd.in/gA4_rFbq
Step-by-Step Guide: Sending Windows Event Logs to Graylog With NXLOG
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We covered techniques and methods in clearing tracks and evading Windows event logging. First we explained the components of Event Tracing in Windows such as event controllers, providers and consumers. Using Powershell reflection we demonstrated completely disabling event tracing and disabling powershell logging through group policy object. This was part of TryHackMe Evading Logging & Monitoring which is part of red team pathway. Video https://lnkd.in/dDBJz3eE Writeup https://lnkd.in/difF__vE
Clearing Tracks in Windows | TryHackMe Evading Logging & Monitoring
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Keep Your Machine Clean and Efficient with npkill! 🧹 As developers, node_modules directories can quickly clutter our systems, consuming disk space and slowing performance. Regular cleanups are crucial for: - Freeing up disk space - Enhancing system performance - Speeding up backups - Maintaining organizational clarity I just released 5.21GB from my Linux subsystem just by running the command: "npx npkill". Try npkill as your powerful, user-friendly tool to identify and delete unnecessary node_modules. #technology #npm #node
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Interesting stack trace analysis over on X of the code that broke the Internet over the last 24 hours: https://lnkd.in/giFpwGYw Shockingly simple really. Bad code in a system driver update > accesses forbidden memory > causing a null pointer exception > which scrams the Windows o/s into a boot cycle > on many millions of systems globally. That it wasn’t picked up in a stress test before going live is the most bizarre aspect. Page 1 line 1 of the IT manifesto: test test test!
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Setting the contents of a Windows Runtime Vector from C++/WinRT in one call https://lnkd.in/e9YCf_Hu #cpp #cplusplus
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📜 WINDOWS EVENT LOGS 📜 This room delves into conducting investigations using Event Viewer, wevtutil.exe, XPath Queries and Get-WinEvent cmdlet. #WindowsEventLogs #EventViewer #wevtutil #XPathQueries #GetWinEvent
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Cyber Threat Detection Engineering Lead - MSSP Cybersecurity Operations Engineering | MSOC Service Architecture, Splunk , Sentinel Design & Delivery.
Windows Exploitation - Execution of SOAPHound Tool with Specific Arguments. https://lnkd.in/dFEmV8fP
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Founder & CTO @ Shevirah and Bulb Security, Fractional CISO & Security Advisor, Author: Penetration Testing: A Hands-On Introduction to Hacking, Adjunct Faculty @ UMGC, Southern Connecticut State & Purdue Global
Module 2 of my exploit development course, covering saved return pointer overwrites in Windows, is out on Patreon. There are 15 modules in total, covering everything from the very basics of how a buffer overflow works to more complex topics such as bypassing DEP, writing your own shellcode, unicode exploits, and more. https://lnkd.in/eipbKQ2G
Exploit Development Class Material Module 2: Saved Return Pointer Overwrites in Windows | Georgia Weidman
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HTTP confuses programmers familiar with sending strings via RS-232. This video clearly explains *what* an HTTP request actually is, how it differs from an HTTPS request, and shows basic control of a Roku player via HTTP from SIMPL Windows https://lnkd.in/gDGFreyG #avtweeps
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TryHackMe | Steel Mountain Hack into a Mr. Robot themed Windows machine. Use Metasploit for initial access, utilize PowerShell for Windows privilege escalation enumeration and learn a new technique to get Administrator access. #penetrationtesting
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