Malicious Outlook Rules in Action
Carrie Roberts // Getting a shell using a malicious Outlook rule is an awesome tool during a pentest and great fun! Nick Landers had a great post including enough information to make […]
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Steganography: The Art and Science of Hiding Things in Other Things – Part 4
Dakota Nelson* // Part 4: Resilient Steganography This is it. The end. The last of a four part series covering image steganography. You can get started with part 1, part […]
Steganography: The Art and Science of Hiding Things in Other Things – Part 3
Dakota Nelson * // This is part three of a four part series. In part 1, we covered the basics of image formats and found a place to hide data […]
AppleTV & nmap -sV
BBKing // So I’m working the other day, and my wife asks me why the TV is on. I don’t know. I didn’t turn it on. But it’s near my […]
Steganography: The Art & Science of Hiding Things in Other Things – Part 1
Dakota Nelson* // Part 1: Image Formats What if I told you this adorable puppy was hiding a secret message? In this post, we’ll find out how this dog was […]
Turning a Raspberry Pi 3 Into a Cloaking Device With goSecure VPN
Jordan Drysdale // This article, like the IADGov link here has three major steps. First, acquire a Raspberry Pi and a VPS running CentOS 6.8. Second, configure the server and Raspberry […]
How Does Let’s Encrypt Gain Your Browser’s Trust?
Ethan Robish // Let’s Encrypt is a free service that allows you to obtain a free (as in beer) SSL/TLS domain validation certificate to use as you wish. Here is what […]
It’s Always Nice to Have Cron-ies!
Rick Wisser // I have been asked by some friends, (not very Linux proficient friends) to share this. I thought I would create a blog post and share with all. […]