In this post, we will be introducing a new minimalistic tool for local privilege escalation attacks in Microsoft Windows systems. The tool is called localbrute.ps1 and it is a simple local Windows account brute force tool written in pure PowerShell. It doesn’t require any 3rd party modules and it is very small in size, which […]
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This is a quick howto post that can help not only penetration testers, but also network engineers, administrators and other specialists who work with network equipment, old storages, embedded systems, kiosk devices, and variety of other legacy systems with SSH interface (tcp/22). We are going talk about SSH compatibility issues and those pesky SSH unable
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Introducing another addition to our portfolio of tools designed for restricted environments – a minimalistic SMB brute force attack and password spraying tool SMBLogin.ps1. This compact SMB login attack tool was written in pure PowerShell and it comes handy in specific attack simulations where we cannot use any traditional or typical pentesting tools. Introduction Although
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This blog post introduces our newest addition to our pentesting arsenal, the ssh-putty-brute.ps1. This tool can turn the well-known PuTTY SSH client (putty.exe or plink.exe) into a reliable SSH login brute force tool which in addition also evades any Antivirus or endpoint protection solution. Why using PuTTY for SSH brute forcing? There are many great
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Looking for default passwords during penetration tests is not always fun. It’s actually hard work, especially when we have a large environment. How can we check all those different web interfaces? Is there a viable automation? This article introduces a new and completely free scanner of default password logins (default-http-login-hunter) which can be useful for
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This article introduces adlogin.ps1 – a minimalistic Active Directory login brute force tool written in pure PowerShell. This tiny little tool can be useful in specific attack simulations and scenarios where it is impossible to use any other standard tool from a typical hacker’s toolkit. Why another AD / LDAP brute force attack tool? It’s
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This page contains a list of PowerShell snippets and cmdlets for penetration testing in pure PowerShell without using any additional modules. These cmdlets are useful in restricted environments where command line utilities such as net.exe, ipconfig.exe, netstat.exe, findstr.exe and others are blocked and our ability to introduce arbitrary code into the environment is limited. Essentials
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