tag: Linux

The article explores the history of open-source software and its impact on the computing industry, from the rise of Microsoft and proprietary software, to the birth of Linux and the GNU Project, the emergence of open-source software, and the mainstreaming of open-source software, highlighting key players, developments, and anecdotes, while also discussing its relevance to cybersecurity and the need for community-driven development and collaboration.

Mythic is a powerful, open-source post-exploitation framework that offers red teamers and pen testers an extensible and customizable platform with numerous modules, agents, and C2 profiles to enhance their engagements and achieve objectives in various target environments.

SharpSocks is a powerful .NET-based proxy tool for red teaming and network penetration testing that enables encrypted communications, protocol obfuscation, and access to internal resources, providing professional hackers with stealth and persistence in their engagements.

Step-by-step guide to transfer data from MySQL to local system using Docker, mysqldump, and pgloader, with prerequisites included.

This article explores how to use xfreerdp and Pass-the-Hash technique to connect to an RDP server and provides real-world examples and limitations of the technique.

This article explains how to tunnel traffic through a network using iptables port bends, SSH tunnels, and netsh port proxies.

This article explains how to use Impacket example scripts to access Microsoft SQL Server from Linux.

This article explains how to use Impacket example scripts to access Windows shares from Linux.

Discover smbclient’s basics, obscure flags, and practical uses in red teaming and pen testing in this introductory article.

In this article, we explored how to use SCP and SSH with a master control socket to streamline remote file transfers, improve efficiency, and maintain security for red teaming and penetration testing operations.