Timeroasting can be used to extract user hashes and it's stealtier than DCSync or NTDS shadow copies. Defenders should start monitoring this activity. Learn how: hackers-arise.com/powershell… @three_cube @_aircorridor @DI0256 #DFIR #BlueTeam #redteam

Cybersecurity Tools Directory Here you can find new tools for your toolkit. Neatly sorted and has many categories. hackersonlineclub.com/hocsec…

A while ago, we published an article on how law enforcement and hackers can invade your privacy with the help of Call Detail Records (CDR). Mobile carriers can provide investigators with device movements, call history, tower registrations and internet metadata that reveal far more than most people realize. Learn more: hackers-arise.com/cell-phone… @three_cube @_aircorridor #privacy

Hacking API APIs are the backbone of communication between applications, and their security is really paramount. So many things rely on it, so it's important to make them secure. We made our training to show you how hackers abuse them giving you recomendations on securing them well. hackersarise.thinkific.com/c… @three_cube @_aircorridor #cybersecurity

Analyzing a USB Drive for Malicious Content Here is a simple case for those into digital forensics. Here we analyzed a malicious USB by extracting its files, finding autorun artifacts and embedded PDF payloads. Great for beginners hackers-arise.com/digital-fo… @three_cube @_aircorridor #dfir

Hacking Skyscrappers - Building Management Systems and KNX From homes and hotels to airports and skyscrapers, critical infrastructure depends on building automation system. Building management systems are convenient and efficient, but they are also part of the attack surface. We decided to experiment with it and share our experience. Once again, segmenting your network is always a good idea. It's Part 1. Hope you enjoy. hackers-arise.com/smart-home… @three_cube @_aircorridor #iot

Think your calls are safe? Think twice. 🎧 Silence is golden. But your calls are transparent. #4g #5g #telecom @three_cube @co11ateral

Self-made BadUSB (cheap) We’ve been told not to plug random USB devices into our computers. But why? We decided to show you what hackers can do to infect your computer using a self made BadUSB. We also included measures you can take to defend against it. The attack is simple and later we will show more advanced methods where hackers can move laterally with the help of your curiosity hackers-arise.com/badusb-hid… @three_cube @_aircorridor #redteam #cybersecurity

The upcoming training on Building Your Own 4G/5G Cellular Base Station will be with @astra01010. He's done a lot of work on it and this training is expected to surpass your expectations of it. Feel free to check out what he's doing and we'll see you there! You can learn more about it here: hackers-arise.com/building-y… @three_cube

Making Log Analysis Fun with Zircolite Often the main reasons why we all hate logs is because they are boring. But you don't have to spend time in Event Viewer. All these logs can be exported and analyzed with Zircolite with the help of Sigma rules that come with it. That's much more interesting. And it's also a good approach if you don't have any SIEM system hackers-arise.com/digital-fo… @three_cube @_aircorridor #dfir

Last night we anounced the Wittgenstein AI Tournament. Each team builds one or more functional AI agents and submits a complete project proposal. To help you get started, we’ve put together a catalog of suggested agents spanning the five strategic domains. It’s a source of inspiration. Build one from the list, combine several, or propose something entirely your own. Whatever you build should do something a SOC analyst, incident responder, or security engineer would genuinely reach for and do it well enough to demo. The final prize is $15.000 To compete you must be 18 years or older. There is no fee for entry. hackers-arise.com/wittgenste… @three_cube

The training is taking place next week. Here is the announcement: hackers-arise.com/building-y…

The Future of AI Belongs to ARM Just a few days ago, Jensen Huang, the founder and CEO of NVIDIA, the world’s most valuable company, announced that NVIDIA would begin to manufacture systems for the desktop Windows market. Jensen Huang announced a system on a chip named RTX Spark targeting the desktop and laptop windows market. This system on a chip (SOC) would include a NVIDIA GPU (no surprise there) and an ARM CPU. He could have chosen Intel or AMD or many others, but he chose ARM Learn more: hackers-arise.com/the-future… @three_cube @_aircorridor #AI

There is a new scanner for detecting vulnerabilities to NTLM relay attacks github.com/depthsecurity/Rel… #dfir #blueteam #redteam #Pentesting

Evading Detection with Nezha - Persistence Nezha is a RMM that can be abused to maintain persistence. Highly customizable. Doesn't show up in the tray. The name of the service, executable and other things can be changed. In fact, hackers can easily change the installation script and host it on their infra. The Defender doesn't have any problem with it. That's what makes it so dangerous. We also included the forensic artifacts that can help you detect it. Learn more: hackers-arise.com/offensive-… @three_cube @_aircorridor #apt #redteam

Hackers-Arise has launched a podcast! Two episodes have been recorded so far, covering the impact of quantum computing and artificial intelligence on cybersecurity. The next episode will be recorded on Friday. Are you ready? hackers-arise.com @three_cube @DI0256

Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: Running AI Locally on MacBook Air with Ollama Running a local AI setup is the definitive way to avoid tracking while completely cutting out expensive cloud subscription budgets. hackers-arise.com/artificial… @three_cube @DI0256 @co11ateral

Anti-Forensics We made our training to show you advanced techniques and tools to protect your digital identity and remain undetected. These techniques are often used by APTs, so the training is useful for both red and blue teams. hackersarise.thinkific.com/c… @three_cube