Red Team | Offensive Tool Dev | 2x Course Author @ Zero-Point Security

Joined February 2022
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After over a year of work my second course with @_ZeroPointSec is now available! In it students will apply low level windows tradecraft in the writing of Cobalt Strike’s UDRL and Sleepmask components. To celebrate, the BOF course is 25% off thru Jan 12th! zeropointsecurity.co.uk/cour…

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Cobalt Strike 4.13 is live! Say "Hello World" to our Beacon Interpreter for native C scripting - plus an LLVM Beacon, smoother docking UX, sharper payload management and more. Read about all the new features in the release blog! cobaltstrike.com/blog/cobalt…
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As yall may have realized, I disappeared from the community for a little while we fight the most difficult fight of our life. My wife Angela was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. We need all the help we can get, please consider supporting our fight. givesendgo.com/anchors-for-a…
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CS 4.13 is right around the corner, so I've been having a play with the new Beacon Interpreter. This script will stomp a PICO over a module, with unwind data, for post-ex.
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Honestly, what is this ? I got a response from @github support team. So here after legal Security Research and PoC's is not allowed on GitHub ? I'm Completely got disappointment by @github and @Microsoft @MsftSecIntel . In what ways i distribute and share malware. Can anyone tell me if there is a mistake from my side, did i share 0 days, vulnerabilities, direct binaries or full exploit chain that harm users ? NONE ? is posting Legal source codes and tools that are made of public PoCs are wrong ? there are thousand of full chain real expoits that bypasses EDRs, C2s that evades security solutions, phishing kits that bypasses MFA of Microsoft out there in @github , if that is legal then why cant this simple publically made poc can't be in the github ? I have replied regarding my statements, please don't disappoint younger legal windows security researchers like this. I have some little hope on @github @Microsoft @MsftSecIntel . I have a little hope. So Please don't make me loose on @github & @Microsoft & @MsftSecIntel . Ticket ID: #4440743 Will be waiting for your kind response. Thank you. x.com/5mukx/status/206182709… #github #microsoft #security #research
Jun 2
Hey @martinwoodward My GitHub account was flagged without any prior notice. I'm a college student and have been an active open-source contributor for over 4 years. I've released multiple security research projects and even contributed to Microsoft's open source editor. My repositories help security researchers test and strengthen defensive systems through authorized work. Today I was releasing updates to a new tool when the flag occurred. I've already submitted a reinstatement request (Ticket #4440743). So I kindly request you to help and resolve this issue. Thank you
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✅Call APIs requiring 5 args ✅Store return values ✅Chain multiple spoofed calls for sleep obfuscation ✅Zero user code required during execution ✅CET/HSP/Shadow stack compliant Big things coming to the UDRL and Sleepmask Development course...
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Excited to share the first release of Aether, a memory forensics and threat hunting tool I've been building! written in Zig ⚡ heck out the full write-up on the internals and approach here: 0xsp.com/security research…
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> Published a tool for Security Researchers. > Added features & Fixed 10 IoCs and major bugs. > Pushed it to my repo > Got shadow banned on github. This is how security researchers are treated. We’re very disappointed @github. Kindly fix the issue. Token id: #4440743 #issue
Jun 1
As promised Rustypacker has released today. A native Rust shellcode packer with a GUI Repo:- github.com/Whitecat18/RustyP… What did I bring to the table :- - Indirect syscalls for memory allocation and protection by default. - AES-256-CBC, XOR, UUID-encoded shellcode encryption. - Six self-injection paths through callback APIs. - Fiber switch self injection. - Three remote-process injection. - Anti-debuging Techniques. - NtDelayExecution sleep evasion with placement control. - Domain pinning evasion. - Output formats: EXE, DLL, DLL Sideload (Sideload or Proxy with auto-generated .def for unhandled exports). - Builds for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc and x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. - DllMain stays a NO-OP. Payload rides four COM-friendly exports: Run, DllRegisterServer, DllGetClassObject, DllUnregisterServer. - crt-static link. No runtime DLL footprint. - XOR-obfuscated NT API names embedded in the binary. - Generated target/ auto-cleaned after each successful build. #redteam #malwaredev #rust #offsec #infosec #windbg
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Hearing people's stories with MSRC re: they report a bug, MSFT says "doesn't meet the bar for servicing", and then they patch it without any credit/payout, makes me wonder if a VP/suit somewhere hasn't been getting a bonus for "cost saving measures" tied to not paying out cases
Chat, I don't want to be that guy, but I think Microsoft has really pissed off security researchers and we're approaching the tipping point. This Eclipse guy has really rocked the boat for Microsoft.
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Chat, I don't want to be that guy, but I think Microsoft has really pissed off security researchers and we're approaching the tipping point. This Eclipse guy has really rocked the boat for Microsoft.
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Seeing decent amounts of discussion along the lines of “you trust your compiler output, trust AI the same” and about how having a “human in the loop” is like SO last year. Either a massive psyop by the Machine Spirit or people have lost their goddamn minds.
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This is some really nice work. A deep dive into what legitimate Windows network traffic looks like and how Impacket differs. Lots of goodness for both red and blue. Nice job @abdo_mhanni!
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@Octoberfest73 I remember you once posted a quirk of impacket that could be used as an ioc so I thought you’d like this list of 50 impacket IOCs😄 github.com/ThatTotallyRealMy…
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Here is my BOF POC (emphasis on POC...) of this research. As the README states it's not an operationally-ready tool, but it was neat research and I figure the code might be useful for someone else. Thanks to @lildylannn and his colleague for their work! github.com/Octoberfest7/DSCo…
I just dropped some research: DSCourier and would love for your opinion and to check it out!! It’s a novel post-exploitation technique abusing WinGet’s COM API to execute code through Microsoft-signed binaries. GitHub: github.com/DylanDavis1/DSCou… Blog: dylansec.com/DSCourier/
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👀 Claude go brrrrr
I just dropped some research: DSCourier and would love for your opinion and to check it out!! It’s a novel post-exploitation technique abusing WinGet’s COM API to execute code through Microsoft-signed binaries. GitHub: github.com/DylanDavis1/DSCou… Blog: dylansec.com/DSCourier/
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I just dropped some research: DSCourier and would love for your opinion and to check it out!! It’s a novel post-exploitation technique abusing WinGet’s COM API to execute code through Microsoft-signed binaries. GitHub: github.com/DylanDavis1/DSCou… Blog: dylansec.com/DSCourier/
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TotalRecall Reloaded. Enjoy. github.com/xaitax/TotalRecal…
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[RELEASE] Better late than never! Part 3 is out! Fantastic unwind information and where to find them. We went digging through .pdata, RTF Lookups, and a few ntdll internals that probably weren't meant to be touched. BYOUD dropping alongside. Enjoy 😉 klezvirus.github.io/posts/By…
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