Cunningham’s Law states “the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it’s to post the wrong answer.” While I haven’t been the target of any negative feedback, after posting my blog post: Executing Meterpreter in Memory on Windows 10 and Bypassing AntiVirus, I’ve realized that some…

Recently I read the article on the Coalfire Blog about executing an obfuscated PowerShell payload using Invoke-CradleCrafter.  This was very useful, as Windows Defender has upped its game lately and is now blocking Metasploit’s Web Delivery module.  I wanted to demonstrate an alternate way to achieve the same goal, with the intention of not dropping…

When identifying XSS (Cross-site Scripting) within a target application, I often choose to go beyond a proof-of-concept exploit such as popping an alert box.  I find that the best payloads are those which exploit functionality within the application which require authentication, such as adding a new user when logged in as an administrator.  Other useful…

Burp Suite is one of my favorite tools for web application testing. The feature set is rich, and anything that it does not do by default can usually be added with an extension.  There are a few things however, that while they exist in Burp Suite, they are not completely intuitive.  Here are a few…

  To achieve a more successful phishing campaign and to protect client credentials in transit, adding an SSL certificate to your phishing pages can a great addition. This guide assumes that you already have GoPhish set up and a phishing domain registered. For detailed instructions on how to set up GoPhish, review their documentation. To…