Okay, this will be a story with no tags and no connection to anything else. I just wanted to have fun with this one. This short story is about how I discovered a huge, incredible… standard tool and had fun with it as a teen and how I got a bottle of wine.
I have a phone. Surprising, I know. I also like my phone, so much so that I installed TWRP, LineageOS and Magisk. This means I can do whatever I want to my phone, take a full backup and do all sorts of snazzy shenanigans.
You may not feel like you need privacy. I know I felt the same way quite a while ago. Maybe you really know why you don’t want people in your private space, but don’t know feel comfortable enough defending your decisions (the question of do you have something to hide? is difficult to answer). This post will hopefully give you at least some ammunition for people who only have the idea of privacy in their subconscious.
So, we have another leak on our hands. The lucky winner of this year’s lottery is Facebook! And the unlucky losers are 533 million people. A few days ago it was published for free, and I actually made the effort this time. This post is not about what it means for users, because, as Facebook put it, It’s their fault for putting all that shit out there. I will talk about the version of the database I found and what we can do with it.
This is a small post about my experience with a project I recently did, an “OSINT flyover”. The projects are not finished yet, but once they are, I’ll update the post to say how the client accepted their report.
This is going to be a very short writeup for a very, VERY short and sweet box.
The Lazyadmin box is a box aimed at beginners. No information is provided save for the IP (once you spin up the box) and the tasks.
This is my reference sheet for tools and stuff I may need to look up when doing an AD pentest. If you find this interesting, feel free to browse. If you don’t, well… hi.
Well, here we are again. Yes, I WILL talk about passwords. No, you will not enjoy this, since in this blogpost, I will discuss my stance on passwords and what we should teach the younger generation to do. Furthermore, we will see why some people refuse to get longer passwords. Also, a side note on my current phone ponderings.
Well then, it’s the new year and I already got one pentest almost done, with about seven others in the making!