FatCat is a tool designed to manipulate FAT filesystems, in order to explore, extract, repair, recover and forensic them.
How to recover a broken FAT filesystem using FatCat
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RunPE: a practical example of Process Hollowing technique
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About the “Process Hollowing” i have already written some posts (like this). However, i’ve never published any practical example. So, today i want to quote this interesting article where Tigzy explains the process hollowing with a brief code snippet. in wich the process hollowing is explained with a brief code snippet. A brief recap: what…
How to retrieve user’s passwords from a Windows memory dump using Volatility
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About Volatility i have written a lot of tutorials, now let’s try to use this information in a real context extracting the password hashes from a windows memory dump, in 4 simple steps. 1. Identify the memory profile First, we need to identify the correct profile of the system: [email protected]:~# volatility imageinfo -f test.elf Volatility…
SQLiv: a massive SQL injection scanner
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SQLiv is a Python-based scanning tool that uses Google, Bing or Yahoo for targetted scanning, focused on reveal pages with SQL Injection vulnerabilities. It uses known dorks in order to find vulnerable URLs. Features multiple domain scanning with SQL injection dork by Bing, Google, or Yahoo targetted scanning by providing specific domain (with crawling) reverse…
Cloud Security Suite: auditing the security of a AWS infrastructure
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CS Suite is tool for auditing the security posture of the AWS infrastructure, using current open source tools capabilities.
Share files from command line with transfer.sh: a simple cheatsheet
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Transfer.sh is a website that helps users to share files from the command-line an efficient way. It won’t required any additional software to work except cURL. If your linux distribution doesn’t have cUrl (unlikely!), you can install it with sudo apt install curl The service is free and allows users to upload files up to…