PowerSploit, a collection of PowerShell modules designed for offensive security operations, offers powerful tools for code execution, script modification, persistence, privilege escalation, recon, and exfiltration, enabling penetration testers and red teamers to enhance their skills and stay ahead in the cybersecurity landscape.
A detailed overview of the Metasploit Framework, covering its history, components, module types, and real-world use cases to help red teamers and penetration testers use it more effectively.
This article explores what PsExec is, how it works, and how red teamers or pen testers can use it to achieve remote code execution on a target system, including detailed examples and prerequisites.
A practical red team guide to remote code execution using sc.exe on Windows—covering payload creation, encoding, service configuration, and execution.
A hands-on guide for red teamers and pen testers on using the Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC) for system enumeration, remote command execution, and more.
Comprehensive guide to Chisel: traffic tunneling via SSH over HTTP, with installation, use cases, and advanced tips for overcoming network restrictions.
This article explores how to use xfreerdp and Pass-the-Hash technique to connect to an RDP server and provides practical examples, usage guidance, and known limitations.
This article explains how to tunnel traffic through a network using iptables port redirection, 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.