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Master the art of offensive bash scripting. This highly practical hands-on guide covers chaining commands together, automating tasks, crafting living-off-the-land attacks, and more!
In the hands of the penetration tester, bash scripting becomes a powerful offensive security tool. In Black Hat Bash, you’ll learn how to use bash to automate tasks, develop custom tools, uncover vulnerabilities, and execute advanced, living-off-the-land attacks against Linux servers. You’ll build a toolbox of bash scripts that will save you hours of manual work. And your only prerequisite is basic familiarity with the Linux operating system
You’ll learn the basics of bash syntax, then set up a Kali Linux lab to apply your skills across each stage of a penetration test—from initial access to data exfiltration. Along the way, you’ll learn how to perform OS command injection, access remote machines, gather information stealthily, and navigate restricted networks to find the crown jewels. Hands-on exercises throughout will have you applying your newfound skills
Key topics covered include: Bash scripting essentials: From control structures, functions, loops, and text manipulation with grep, awk, and sed. How to set up your lab: Create a hacking environment with Kali and Docker and install additional tools. Reconnaissance and vulnerability scanning: Learn how to perform host discovery, fuzzing, and port scanning using tools like Wfuzz, Nmap, and Nuclei. Exploitation and privilege escalation: Establish web and reverse shells, and maintain continuous access. Defense evasion and lateral movement: Audit hosts for landmines, avoid detection, and move through networks to uncover additional targets.
Whether you’re a pentester, a bug bounty hunter, or a student entering the cybersecurity field, Black Hat Bash will teach you how to automate, customize, and optimize your offensive security strategies quickly and efficiently, with no true sorcery required.
Repost from CyberSecurityTechnologies
#MLSecOps
#Whitepaper
#Cloud_Security
"Agentic AI Red Teaming Guide", CSA, 2025.
]-> A Dynamic Environment to Evaluate Prompt Injection Attacks and Defenses for LLM Agents (.pdf)
]-> Repo
]-> A Standardized Evaluation Framework for Automated Red Teaming and Robust Refusal
// Purpose of This Guide:
- To provide practical, test-driven red teaming strategies tailored for agentic AI
- Developed through CSA/OWASP joint research and threat analysis
Repost from CyberSecurityTechnologies
#Offensive_security
#Red_Team_Tactics
"My First And Last Shellcode Loader", 2025.
]-> Collect Windows telemetry for Maldev
]-> Stealthily inject shellcode into an executable
]-> MalDev Myths
BloodHound Query Library
A collection of Cypher queries designed to help BloodHound users to unlock the full potential of the BloodHound platform by creating an open query ecosystem.
Blog: https://specterops.io/blog/2025/06/17/introducing-the-bloodhound-query-library/
Dark-kill
A user-mode code and its rootkit that will Kill EDR Processes permanently by leveraging the power of Process Creation Blocking Kernel Callback Routine registering and ZwTerminateProcess.
Delegations
A tool to work with all types of Kerberos delegations (unconstrained, constrained, and resource-based constrained delegations) in Active Directory.
Audit mode:
◦ Audit existing unconstrained delegations ◦ Audit existing constrained delegations with or without protocol transition ◦ Audit existing resource-based constrained delegationsAdd mode:
◦ Add new unconstrained delegations ◦ Add new constrained delegations with or without protocol transition ◦ Add new resource-based constrained delegationsFind mode:
◦ Find unconstrained delegations ◦ Find constrained delegations with or without protocol transition ◦ Find resource-based constrained delegationsClear mode:
◦ Clear existing unconstrained delegations ◦ Clear existing constrained delegations with or without protocol transition ◦ Clear existing resource-based constrained delegationsRemove mode:
◦ Remove existing unconstrained delegations ◦ Remove existing constrained delegations with or without protocol transition ◦ Remove existing resource-based constrained delegationsMonitor mode:
◦ Monitor modifications of all types of delegations in real-time • Protocol transition mode: ◦ Add protocol transition on a constrained delegation ◦ Remove protocol transition on a constrained delegation
NullGate
Quite interesting AV/EDR bypass. This project implements a comfortable and modern way to use the NTAPI functions using indirect syscalls, coupled with the FreshyCalls method with a little twist for dynamic syscall number retrieval. It also implements a classic process injector.
NetExec Badsuccessor module
New module to find every principal that can perform a BadSuccessor attack and the OUs where it holds the required permissions.
Tools: https://github.com/cybrly/badsuccessor
https://github.com/logangoins/SharpSuccessor
P.S. If this query hits, you're in.
MATCH (c1:Computer)-[:MemberOf*1..]->(g:Group) WHERE g.objectsid ENDS WITH '-516' WITH COLLECT(c1.name) AS dcs MATCH (c2:Computer) WHERE c2.enabled = true AND (c2.operatingsystem contains '2025') AND (c2.name IN dcs) RETURN c2.nameRepost from MalDev | GaK3r
TrampoLatte
TrampoLatte is a GitHub project that presents a proof of concept for bypassing the Attack Surface Monitor (ASM) Integrity (AMSI) and Enhanced Telemetry (ETW) security features using trampolines to modify execution flow.
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