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Shellter Project – bypassing AV Detection

Shellter is a shellcode injector and can be found at:www.shellterproject.com I have been using the tool to demonstrate to customers how simple it is to bypass antivirus (AV) detection using programs that would have otherwise been detected as suspicious or possible threats within typical AV analysis

Aamir Lakhani4 min read

Hiding secret messages in images with steganography and metadata

Steganography is the practice of concealing a file, message, image, or video within another file, message, image, or video. The word steganography combines the Greek words steganos, meaning ‘covered, concealed, or protected’, and graphein, meaning ‘writing’. The first recorded use of the term was in

Aamir Lakhani5 min read

The art of creating backdoors and exploits with Metasploit

msfvenom malicious DLL DLL injection on Metasploit is a technique which allows an attacker to run arbitrary code in in the memory of another process. If this process is running with escalated privileges then it could be abused by an attacker in order to execute malicious code in the form of a DLL fi

Aamir Lakhani5 min read

Breaking SSH, VNC, and other passwords with Kali Linux and Hydra

Hydra is a very fast and effective network login cracker. It will help you perform brute force attacks against SSH servers, VNC, and other services. When you launch Hydra it will launch the GUI in Kali, however in this tutorial we will use xHydra, which is the command line version of the tool. The c

Aamir Lakhani2 min read

njRAT Malware – remote control malware

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Aamir Lakhani4 min read

Understanding Rainbow Tables

On the topic of breaking passwords, I often hear security professionals and a few other folks mention Rainbow Tables. I used to think a Rainbow Table was a set of pre-computed (pre-calculated) hashes from passwords…essentially a lookup table where a plaintext’s unencrypted password corresponds to a

Aamir Lakhani4 min read