February 16, 2023

    Small Cyber Bytes – 2 – Autorun Locations – Malware Persistence

    What Are Autorun Locations One common way for malware to persist on a system is to add an autorun entry…
    February 10, 2023

    GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst Certification GCFA Study Guide for Procrastinators

    Why FOR508 And The GCFA FOR508 with the GCFA is a course offered by the SANS Institute that provides comprehensive…
    December 3, 2022

    Small Cyber Bytes – 1 – Event Consumers – Malware Persistence

    Malware Persistence Malware persistence is the ability of a malware infection to maintain its presence on a system even after…
    May 17, 2022

    Best Resources To Pass the OSCP

    Passing the OSCP is not easy, but there are a number of high quality resources out there to help set…
    December 8, 2021

    Best Active Directory Practice for OSCP

    Offensive Security recently released an update to the format of their exam. The changes were designed to bring the exam…
    July 27, 2021

    Bratarina – Proving Grounds Walkthrough

    Bratarina is a Linux-based machine on Offensive Security’s paid subscription, Proving Grounds Practice. Although rated as easy, the Proving Grounds…

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    • Blue Team
      RyanFebruary 16, 2023

      Small Cyber Bytes – 2 – Autorun Locations – Malware Persistence

      What Are Autorun Locations One common way for malware to persist on a system is to add an autorun entry that causes it to start automatically every time the host boots up. While this is not an exhaustive list of autorun locations, this is a good place to start as they are consistent locations for malware persistence. If you are…

    • Certifications
      RyanFebruary 10, 2023

      GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst Certification GCFA Study Guide for Procrastinators

      Why FOR508 And The GCFA FOR508 with the GCFA is a course offered by the SANS Institute that provides comprehensive training in digital forensics, incident response, and threat hunting. The course focuses on the latest techniques and tools used in these fields and provides hands-on training to help participants develop the skills they need to effectively perform digital forensics and…

    • Blue Team
      RyanDecember 3, 2022

      Small Cyber Bytes – 1 – Event Consumers – Malware Persistence

      Malware Persistence Malware persistence is the ability of a malware infection to maintain its presence on a system even after it has been removed or detected by security software. Persistent malware is able to survive system reboots and other attempts to remove it, allowing it to continue its harmful activities. There are several ways in which malware can establish persistence…

    • OSCPBest Resources for OSCP
      MarkMay 17, 2022

      Best Resources To Pass the OSCP

      Passing the OSCP is not easy, but there are a number of high quality resources out there to help set you up for success. The below is not representative of all the resources that can help, it’s just a curated list that helped me. One of the most important parts I feel is finding some decent resources, sticking with them,…

    • OSCP
      MarkDecember 8, 2021

      Best Active Directory Practice for OSCP

      Offensive Security recently released an update to the format of their exam. The changes were designed to bring the exam more inline with the PEN-200 course content, which the OSCP exam is based on. The content covers Active Directory, but it was well known that Active Directory did not make up part of the exam, so many students either ignored…

    • CTF
      MarkJuly 27, 2021

      Bratarina – Proving Grounds Walkthrough

      Bratarina is a Linux-based machine on Offensive Security’s paid subscription, Proving Grounds Practice. Although rated as easy, the Proving Grounds community notes this as Intermediate. This box is also listed on TJ-Null’s OSCP-Like machine, which means it’s great practice for the OSCP exam. Let’s get stuck in. We start with nmap; sudo nmap -sC -sV -p- 192.168.171.71 -oA nmap/full Looks…

    • Proving Grounds
      MarkJuly 24, 2021

      Meathead – Proving Grounds Walkthrough

      Meathead is a Windows-based box on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds. It is rated as Very Hard by the community. The box is also part of the OSCP-Like boxes list created by TJ-Null and is great practice for the OSCP exam. The machine proved difficult to get the initial shell (hint: we didn’t), however, the privilege escalation part was very easy.…

    • CTF
      RyanJuly 19, 2021

      TryHackMe Vs HackTheBox – Cybersecurity Training

      TryHackMe vs HackTheBox. These two sites provide education to hobbyists, students and professionals in cyber security. But you may be thinking which one is the best for your style of learning? What Matters To Me When reviewing the two, I am not going to simply say one is better than the other. I am going to break it down into…

    • CTF
      MarkJuly 15, 2021

      MedJed – Proving Grounds Walkthrough

      MedJed is rated as “Hard” by the Offensive Security community. I personally found the box a little bit frustrating as there was a lot of guesswork that was done, especially in the early stages of the box. Nevertheless, it’s always fun to eventually figure it out and notch up another machine. We start with nmap; sudo nmap -sC -p- 192.168.247.127…

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      MarkJuly 13, 2021

      How To Setup BurpSuite and Zap With FoxyProxy on Kali

      Kali comes with two great apps dedicated to testing and prodding web apps. BurpSuite is widely seen as the go-to when it comes to playing around on Kali, however, some of its more advanced features are stuck behind the paid, Pro version. One particular feature that is limited to the Pro version is the functionality dedicated to brute forcing. There…

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