Geolocation of SSH Attacks
If you've ever looked at firewall logs on a public facing machine, you know that anything on the internet is constantly being probed and attacked - seeing hard evidence of this is
Jeera Lert
My OSCP Experience
The PWK Course was something that had been on my radar for years and I'd been wanting to take it for quite a while. Having heard of its ass-whupping potential,
Telephone Switchbox = Landline Silent Mode
Once upon a time before the age of cellphones, there were things called "landlines". During these dark ages, you had to be at home to make or receive calls - life was
HackTheBox Writeup: Curling
This was a pretty fun machine. Nothing tricky here, just good old enumeration and exploitation. As usual, we start off with a nmap scan: Checking out the webserver shows this in the source
Rubber Ducky: Wifi Password Exfil via POST
I finally got around to playing with some Digisparks I bought a few months ago and one of the popular uses is to grab wifi passwords from a Windows machine and exfil the
BSidesSF 2019 - Hacking with a Heads Up Display
I attended BSidesSF 2019 and skipped this presentation based on the title because I assumed it was going to be some cheesy IronMan thing. I could not have been more wrong. While Burp