Using Volatility for advanced memory forensics
Oct 24, 2024 · TL;DR Memory forensics enhances investigations by analysing volatile data (in RAM) unavailable in disk forensics. Key insights from memory include running processes, network connections, encryption keys, and user activity, vital for real-time investigations. Smaller memory images (4-32 GB) offer faster analysis compared to large disk images (250+ GB).
Mounting memory with MemProcFS for advanced memory forensics
Oct 31, 2024 · Mounting memory? This changes everything! TL;DR Memory forensics is crucial for investigations, providing access to volatile data, like running processes and network connections. MemProcFS is a game-changer tool in memory forensics, allowing memory dumps to be mounted and browsed like file systems, simplifying …
Bloodhound walkthrough. A Tool for Many Tradecrafts
Jun 7, 2019 · Running those commands should start the console interface and allow you to change the default password similar to the Linux stage above. In conjunction with neo4j, the BloodHound client can also be either run from a pre-compiled …
What goes into testing a ship? - Pen Test Partners
Nov 5, 2024 · TL;DR Testing a ship involves identifying and mitigating cybersecurity risks using the "Identify, Prevent, Detect, Respond, Recover" framework. Guidelines include MSC.428(98), BIMCO, IACS UR E26/E27, and ISO standards. New builds and existing vessels require proper documentation and network security measures. Key focus areas include corporate IT systems, OT security, network segmentation ...
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How to: Kerberoast like a boss - Pen Test Partners
The Reversal. To reverse collected Kerberoasted hashes you can use hashcat, here’s how to do that. The previous section titled ‘Blast in the past’ resulted in the collection of a service account with the username of ‘DA1’.
Android Content Providers 101 - Pen Test Partners
The authority gives us the first part of the URI. For anything else we need to do a bit of reverse engineering. The package apk can be found using the pm command: pm list packages -f com.android.launcher3.Then we can extract the apk using adb pull and load it into Android app decompiler of choice (e.g. jadx).. Looking first at the manifest and we can see there’s two exported providers as ...
Vulnerabilities that (mostly) aren’t: LUCKY13 - Pen Test Partners
TL;DR LUCKY13 is more an attack than a vulnerability LUCKY13 was patched over a decade ago ... so it’s really unlikely that your server is vulnerable now It's an implementation issue Disabling CBC ciphers is still a good idea ... but not because of susceptibility to LUCKY13 There is no material risk in this issue