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A while back I needed to set up a pfSense box for CTF/example stuff that didn’t and wouldn’t ever have Internet connectivity. Doesn’t seem like much of a task right? Just pop it in and go. Problem is that you loose the use of the packages that help make pfSense so awesome. Once I figured it out at that time, I made a Forum post so that anyone running into the same issue wouldn&#…
It’s often tough from both hiring and job hunters to find one another at conferences. I think this is mostly because of a couple things. No one wants to stand at a both on either side and talk job stuff in front of a bunch of people and people at booths rarely get the chance to get away. It’s hard to know "who" to talk to. So I created a very simple Google doc to help put twitter hand…
Metasploit Minute has entered into it’s 3rd "season". And we kick it off with using the Metasploit capture modules to capture creds from this powershell popup. The cool thing about this is you can leave it to execute on a system without any other code on disk and get creds constantly as any level of user. No admin, no UAC bypass needed. Just a bunch of creds for free.. over SSL. ;-) Here is…
Update: I originally posted this to the Full Disclosure mailing list but for some reason it wasn’t accepted via the moderator so I’m posting it here. First, so that the information does get out there, and second to see if anyone knows why it may have been rejected. I was helping out a family member with their computer when it came up that they "already had remote help software" (Singl…
As I learn more and more about OSX I find things that surprise me. For instance, in this post I will be showing you how to, with root or sudo priviledge, enable the built-in apache server on OSX and it’s PHP module…. I am working with OSX Mavericks so your locations may vary based on the version of OSX your target it. First things first is to enable the PHP module for the Apach…