Few days ago I posted some notes about the bug found in January in Palo Alto VM. Today you'll find some details about a working poc for Metasploit created for this bug. Here we go...
Few days ago I posted some notes about the bug found in January in Palo Alto VM. Today you'll find some details about a working poc for Metasploit created for this bug. Here we go...
This time we'll continue the journey started in previous post to create a small 'semi-automated' tool to perform some 'basic' network pentests. For this case we'll focus (mostly;)) on CVE-2021-20039 for SonicWall SMA. Here we go...
From time to time during pentests we're using nmap to scan the target host(s). Today we'll try to read nmap's log using Ruby. Below you'll find few details about it. Here we go...
Few weeks ago I was asked to help a bit with exploitation of MS17_010 for one of the hosts found in the pentest project scope. Below you'll find more details about it. Here we go...
Let's think about the scenario for a pentest/redteam project during which we are using 'our dedicated jump host'. "What if" someone will takeover this host? This time we'll try to check the potential results of this kind of attack. Here we go...
I decided to create this small document to collect few basic ideas about Ansible and how it can be used during a ‘day-to-day’ scenarios for pentest and red team projects. If you’re already familiar with Ansible – this document more likely will be a small ‘cheat sheet’ if you’d like to use Ansible to perform some actions during the projects. Anyhow… Enjoy and have fun! ;) Here we go...
It was an interesting beginning of the year. After a few talks with few friends during last year, last few weeks I spent creating a new small tool called EnterTerminal. More details about it you'll find below. Here we go...
Hi. I decided to change a way of posting this time. Below I presented a small surprise for you. Maybe you'll find it useful. Here we go...