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Malware development part 1 - basics – 0xPat blog – Red/purple teamer
Malware development part 1 - basics – 0xPat blog – Red/purple teamer
Introduction This is the first post of a series which regards development of malicious software. In this series we will explore and try to implement multiple techniques used by malicious applications to execute code, hide from defenses and persist. Let’s create a C++ application that will run malicious shellcode while trying to not be caught by AV software. Why C++ and not C# or PowerShell script? Because it’s much more difficult to analyze compiled binary when compared to managed code or script. For the purpose of this and following articles we will use MS Visual Studio 2017 or 2019 on Windows 10.
·0xpat.github.io·
Malware development part 1 - basics – 0xPat blog – Red/purple teamer
How I hacked smart lights: the story behind CVE-2022-47758
How I hacked smart lights: the story behind CVE-2022-47758
Introduction In this blogpost, we take a closer look at our research regarding CVE-2022-47758: a critical vulnerability impacting a very large number of Internet of Things smart devices. We could leverage this vulnerability in the lamp's firmware for unauthenticated remote code execution on the entire device with the highest privileges
·pwning.tech·
How I hacked smart lights: the story behind CVE-2022-47758
Persistence Techniques That Persist
Persistence Techniques That Persist
Abstract Once threat actors gain a foothold on a system, they must implement techniques to maintain that access, even in the event of restarts, updates in credentials or any other type of change...
·cyberark.com·
Persistence Techniques That Persist
Notselwyn/CVE-2024-1086: Universal local privilege escalation Proof-of-Concept exploit for CVE-2024-1086, working on most Linux kernels between v5.14 and v6.6, including Debian, Ubuntu, and KernelCTF. The success rate is 99.4% in KernelCTF images.
Notselwyn/CVE-2024-1086: Universal local privilege escalation Proof-of-Concept exploit for CVE-2024-1086, working on most Linux kernels between v5.14 and v6.6, including Debian, Ubuntu, and KernelCTF. The success rate is 99.4% in KernelCTF images.
Universal local privilege escalation Proof-of-Concept exploit for CVE-2024-1086, working on most Linux kernels between v5.14 and v6.6, including Debian, Ubuntu, and KernelCTF. The success rate is 9...
·github.com·
Notselwyn/CVE-2024-1086: Universal local privilege escalation Proof-of-Concept exploit for CVE-2024-1086, working on most Linux kernels between v5.14 and v6.6, including Debian, Ubuntu, and KernelCTF. The success rate is 99.4% in KernelCTF images.
jstrosch/sclauncher: A small program written in C that is designed to load 32/64-bit shellcode and allow for execution or debugging. Can also output PE files from shellcode.
jstrosch/sclauncher: A small program written in C that is designed to load 32/64-bit shellcode and allow for execution or debugging. Can also output PE files from shellcode.
A small program written in C that is designed to load 32/64-bit shellcode and allow for execution or debugging. Can also output PE files from shellcode. - jstrosch/sclauncher
·github.com·
jstrosch/sclauncher: A small program written in C that is designed to load 32/64-bit shellcode and allow for execution or debugging. Can also output PE files from shellcode.
Sh3lldon/FullBypass: A tool which bypasses AMSI (AntiMalware Scan Interface) and PowerShell CLM (Constrained Language Mode) and gives you a FullLanguage PowerShell reverse shell. Feel free to modiy and DM if you find some bugs :)
Sh3lldon/FullBypass: A tool which bypasses AMSI (AntiMalware Scan Interface) and PowerShell CLM (Constrained Language Mode) and gives you a FullLanguage PowerShell reverse shell. Feel free to modiy and DM if you find some bugs :)
A tool which bypasses AMSI (AntiMalware Scan Interface) and PowerShell CLM (Constrained Language Mode) and gives you a FullLanguage PowerShell reverse shell. Feel free to modiy and DM if you find s...
·github.com·
Sh3lldon/FullBypass: A tool which bypasses AMSI (AntiMalware Scan Interface) and PowerShell CLM (Constrained Language Mode) and gives you a FullLanguage PowerShell reverse shell. Feel free to modiy and DM if you find some bugs :)
Drakiat/RedTeam-Checker: An automation to monitor if backdoors/default settings are still active on the compromised machines over time.
Drakiat/RedTeam-Checker: An automation to monitor if backdoors/default settings are still active on the compromised machines over time.
An automation to monitor if backdoors/default settings are still active on the compromised machines over time. - GitHub - Drakiat/RedTeam-Checker: An automation to monitor if backdoors/default set...
·github.com·
Drakiat/RedTeam-Checker: An automation to monitor if backdoors/default settings are still active on the compromised machines over time.