Tutorial: Responder.py - WPAD and MitM
While digging into the usage of Responder.py, I came across this post and video that I found pretty intriguing. I was aware of using Responder.py to trick users into entering their
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While digging into the usage of Responder.py, I came across this post and video that I found pretty intriguing. I was aware of using Responder.py to trick users into entering their
As I had mentioned in my OSCP writeup, one thing not covered in the course was Active Directory and Windows networks. I've been learning on my own in my home lab
The first version of my Rubber Ducky script to exfil wifi passwords via POST dumped each wifi profile as a XML file then sent the desired fields as a POST request. This works
Last year I was out of the country and wanted to check some things on my home network. I connected to the guest-only wifi network provided in the hotel lobby and was
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
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