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[ 1 ] From a Windows driver to a fully functionnal driver.
In this blogpost we'll go through the history of EDR's, how they used to work, how they work now and how we can build a fully functionnal one. Last step is a chall, bypass MyDumbEDR.
https://sensepost.com/blog/2024/sensecon-23-from-windows-drivers-to-an-almost-fully-working-edr/
[ 2 ] internal mecanisms of EDR's :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yacpjV6kWpM&t=387s
[ 3 ] MyDumbEDR ( written in C )
https://github.com/sensepost/mydumbedr
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Callback objects- everything you didn't know
https://codemachine.com/articles/kernel_callback_functions.html https://youtu.be/lnv4GYKS_jI?si=El4rDdW6bpy1puoM#edr #windows
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Callback objects- everything you didn't know
https://codemachine.com/articles/kernel_callback_functions.html https://youtu.be/lnv4GYKS_jI?si=El4rDdW6bpy1puoM
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THREAD NAME-CALLING – USING THREAD NAME FOR OFFENSE
https://research.checkpoint.com/2024/thread-name-calling-using-thread-name-for-offense/
[ GitHub ]
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The Security Principle Every Attacker Needs to Follow
Credit : Elad Shamir
I decided to focus on “Identity-Driven Offensive Tradecraft”, in this post, I will explain what I mean by that and why it is so central to attack paths and red team operations.https://posts.specterops.io/the-security-principle-every-attacker-needs-to-follow-905cc94ddfc6
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Windows Kernel Resources: Development, Exploitation, and Analysis
credit :Tetsuo
A collection of resources for Windows kernel development, exploitation, analysis, and security. Suitable for beginners to experts, this compilation covers a wide range of topics including driver development, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, and Windows internals.
https://x.com/7etsuo/status/1816285806547591371
#twitter_article
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Windows Registry Forensics Learning Path
https://www.infosecinstitute.com/skills/learning-paths/windows-registry-forensics/
following file just include videos & pdf ( thanks " ᏗᏰᏂᎥᏝᏗᏕᏂ ֆɨռɢɦ 🇮🇳 " for sharing the file )
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یادگیری زبان Rust احتمالا یکی از کارایی هست که خیلی هامون دوست داریم انجام بدیم. بعضی ها هم ممکنه انجامش داده باشن و لذت ش رو برده باشن.
سایت corrode.dev مقاله های جذابی منتشر میکنه در مورد Rust
این مقاله یه لیست جذاب داره از منابعی که شما میتونید برای یادگیری Rust ازش استفاده کنید.
در مورد یادگیری زبان جدید هم یه تجربه خوب شاید این باشه که سعی کنید گاه و بیگاه در مورد زبان مورد نظرتون مطالعه پراکنده داشته باشید، این مطالعه درک شما رو نسبت به مفاهیم و جذابیت های زبان بیشتر میکنه و به شما شوق بیشتری میده که یادش بگیرید.
Learning Material for Idiomatic Rust
https://corrode.dev/blog/idiomatic-rust-resources/
@gocasts
#rust
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Fascinating C code: TCP sockets & HTTP file downloads using only ntdll exports (NtCreateFile & NtDeviceIoControlFile syscalls). Bypasses Winsock for low-level Windows networking.
https://www.x86matthew.com/view_post?id=ntsockets
#Windows
#Programming
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TokenAssignor
This tool tries to steal token from a specified process and execute a token assigned process. Most of methods require administrative privileges.
Currently, 4 methods are implemented:
• To execute a token assigned process with CreateProcessAsUser API, set -m option to 0; • When set -m option to 1, this tool tries to create a suspended process and update the primary token to a stolen token. This method cannot be used for changing Session ID due to kernel restriction; • If set -m option is set to 2, creates a new token assigned process with Secondary Logon Service; • If set -m option is set to 3, creates a new token assigned process with PPID spoofing method.
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(In)direct Syscalls: A journey from high to low
RedOps | Red Team Village | DEF CON 31syllabus:
01: Introduction and Abstract 02: Prerequistes 03: Chapter 1 | Windows NT Basics 04: Chapter 2 | Windows OS System Calls 05: Chapter 2 | LAB Exercise Playbook 06: Chapter 3 | Concept of Direct Syscalls 07: Chapter 4 | Win32 APIs 08: Chapter 4 | LAB Exercise Playbook 09: Chapter 5 | Native APIs 10: Chapter 5 | LAB Exercise Playbook 11: Chapter 6 | Direct Syscalls 12: Chapter 6 | LAB Exercise Playbook 13: Chapter 7 | Indirect Syscalls 14: Chapter 7 | LAB Exercise PlaybookAll the theory and playbooks for the exercises can be found in the wiki, which together with the prepared POCs is the heart of this project. The POCs for the exercises can be found here on the main page. https://github.com/VirtualAlllocEx/DEFCON-31-Syscalls-Workshop.git #redteam #malware_dev
