Powerful Windows Command-Line Tools for Advanced Red Team Operations
Master advanced Windows command-line tools including PowerShell, Netsh, WMIC, Tasklist, FSUTIL, and VSSAdmin for red team operations and post-exploitation activities.
Windows
Using xfreerdp and Pass-the-Hash for RDP Connection
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.
Tunneling Traffic through a Network: Techniques for Combining Iptables Port Redirection, SSH Tunnels, and Netsh Port Proxies
This article explains how to tunnel traffic through a network using iptables port redirection, SSH tunnels, and netsh port proxies.
Using Impacket to Access Windows Shares from Linux
This article explains how to use Impacket example scripts to access Windows shares from Linux.
Alternate Data Streams on Windows NTFS: A Red Team's Guide to Hiding and Detecting Hidden Data
This article explores how Red Team members can utilize alternate data streams on Windows NTFS to hide data, with specific examples and cautionary considerations.
Port Scanning on Linux and Windows
This article explains how to perform port scanning on Linux and Windows using built-in tools and commonly available utilities.