One way to get around MOTW is to use ClickOnce to download a malicious doc. Since dfsvc.exe handles the download, the file doesn’t get tagged with the MOTW flag.
I uploaded all the malware samples used in my book #EvasiveMalware to my Github:
github.com/d4rksystem/Evasiv…
I received some questions about the lab samples, so just posting it for everyone here 🤓
This is super cool! (just catching up late after the weekend)
Is it possible to generate that passkey using the previously captured cookies or tokens, through phishing? (using browser cookies in general)
Goexec is a new take on some of the methods used to gain remote execution on Windows devices. Goexec implements a number of largely unrealized execution methods and provides significant OPSEC improvements overall
falconops.com/blog/introduci…
Github repo:
github.com/FalconOpsLLC/goex…
🚨EDR Telemetry website is live! 🥳
I hope this makes it even easier for folks to compare the telemetry of EDR vendors and visualize their visibility gaps 🙂
‣ Website🔗edr-telemetry.com
‣ GitHub 🔗github.com/tsale/edr-telemet…
**Telemetry results reflect the most recent updates from the EDR Telemetry project.
I created the first draft of a website for the EDR telemetry project to help people quickly compare vendor telemetry visibility. What do you think about it? Are there any specific features you want to see for the website?
Built with ChatGPT 4o with canvas (wanted to test it out😂)
EDR Telemetry project 🔗: github.com/tsale/EDR-Telemet…
After a bit of trickery (inline-assembly and stack pivoting), No-Consolation can now run a PE within the main thread, meaning no new threads are created
github.com/fortra/No-Consola…
Didn't check the code yet, but looks like SilverPotato and CertifiedDCOM have a working public weaponized tool by now:
github.com/CICADA8-Research/…
That's huge news from my perspective🔥
How named pipes and Powershell could be used for creating Windows bind / reverse shell re-using Windows SMB port ? I show you in this blog post 😉
v1k1ngfr.github.io/fuegoshel…
Some LDAP tools supporting channel bindings include SharpView, AD Explorer, and Certipy. While you can still use SharpHound, it's limited to DCOnly parameter, thereby ignoring LDAP.
setspn -T [domain] -Q */* is the best command for situational awareness. It helps you to identify Kerberoasting accounts, exchange servers, SQL servers, LDAP servers, domain computers, DCs, ADCS, potential RDP/WinRM hosts, shared folders, etc.