Want to enumerate your hacking targets? This post will guide you through gathering Active Directory data after a compromise using PowerView. We’ll then visualize the extracted data with BloodHound, providing you with a clear graph to help identify critical paths and potential vulnerabilities.
Want to man-in-the-middle IPv6 data?
In this post I’ll show you how to create your own rogue DNS server so that you can redirect Windows credentials to yourself. We’ll use those credentials to dump out as much information as we can about the domain and to create our own domain user.
In this post, I’ll show you how to redirect intercepted Windows credentials. This will help us gain a reverse SMB shell. Then, we’ll attempt to upgrade that shell using Metasploit and crack passwords with Hashcat. For the main attack, we’ll be using Kali Linux and a tool called ntlmrelayx.
Want to steal Windows credentials?
Performing an LLMNR Poisoning attack is one of the easiest ways to intercept Windows credentials so that you can crack them offline using Hashcat. In this post, I’ll be showing you how to do so using a tool called Responder under Kali Linux.
Want to start hacking Windows machines?
When it comes to the most common Windows-related penetration tests, you will see Active Directory coming at the top. In this post we’ll build our own hacking lab to better prepare ourselves for attacking these machines and servers.
Want to hack a car? In this post, we will build an OBD2 device that allows us to send remote commands to a car over Wi-Fi.We will build it using an ESP32 and a CAN transceiver board and install the ESP32RET software to integrate it with SavvyCAN. Anyone can follow along.
