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Description Remote access is one of the most powerful tools available to Windows administrators—particularly in the era of the remote workforce. Once configured, you can troubleshoot Windows remotely, control power usage, deploy workspaces and software, and synchronize files across devices and the cloud—all without ever touching the user’s PC. This hands-on, practical course covers the skills necessary for a system admin to configure, optimize, and manage remote access in Windows 11. Instructor Joli Ballew explores the core technologies—virtual private networks (VPNs) and clients—and then shows how to prepare a desktop computer for remote access and make the connection. She also explains how to configure and manage remote storage options and troubleshoot connection issues. Plus, get tips for using the command line and PowerShell to script remote admin tasks and creating group policy settings that can be used across your organization. [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]

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Learn how to write phishing malware and harvest credentials for gaining initial access into your target's environment. This course is recommended for students with an intermediate knowledge of programming. Course: Initial Access Operations by FortyNorth (PDF + video): 01 - Introduction 02 - Dev Environment Goals 03 - Cred Harvesting 04 - Docx Remote Template Injection 05 - Code Execution 06 - Code Execution Deep Dive 07 - XLM Macros 08 - Code Protections [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]

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What's new ? [Beta] Ransomware plugin (RSA 4096 + AES 256) Multiple hosts (and support of dynamic hosts) Offline keylogger fully independant Client built with MSBuild + CSC (instead of patching with DnLib) Directory size in file manager (only top files) ... Current features Clients written in C# and VB (32 and 64 bit) (dlls + exes) Passwords recovery History recovery Autofill recovery Keywords recovery Remote camera viewer (+ save pictures) Remote microphone (auto saved) Remote desktop control (+ save pictures) Remote keyboard Remote mouse Remote chat Remote DotNet Code Execution (VB + C#) Process manager Kill process (native techniques) Suspend process (native techniques) Resume process (native techniques) ShellCode injection (NtWriteVirtualMemory + NtCreateThreadEx) ShellCode injection (NtMapViewOfSection + NtCreateThreadEx) Shutdown system Reboot system Suspend system Hibernate system Log out user BSOD Lock workstation Offline keylogger (automatically saved) Realtime keylogger (automatically saved) Managed pe execution (current process) Unmanaged pe execution (current process) Managed dll execution (current process) Unmanaged dll execution (current process) Shellcode execution (current process) Blur screenlocker Audio up Audio down Hide + show taskbar Hide + show desktop icons Set wallpaper File manager Delete file Download file Rename file Upload file Get information (CPU, hardware, system) Shortcuts (download, desktop and documents paths) Logs (automatically saved) Big Update Latest [New] Open link in misc panel [New] Information retrieve windows activation key [New] Added packet size log [New] Auto Save Recovery Option [New] Stub automatically obfuscated [New] Added buffer size settings to download file [New] Directory size in file manager (only top files) [New] Ransomware (RSA 4096 + AES) [New] Multiple hosts for client [New][UI] Added packet size to client's ui (sent & received) [Tweaks] Keylogger offline fully independant (sends keystrokes every 30 sec) [Tweaks] Client built with MSBuild + CSC (instead of patching with DnLib) [Tweaks] Download File use long instead of int [Tweaks] Download File improved [Tweaks] Remote Desktop Improved [Tweaks] Code & Folder refractoring [Tweaks] Invoking asynchronous methods on right UI components [Tweaks][UI] One dashboard for all features [Tweaks][UI] UI remade [Fix] Screenlocker crashing when closed [Fix] Many bugs corrected [Removed] Installer [Removed] Dll Client (C# & VB) [Removed] Client (VB) [Removed] Costura from Client (manual binding) [hide][Hidden Content]]

Creating a Command and Control Server with Backdoor 0.0 | (0 ratings) | 1 student | Author: Rausson Gouveia Course Duration: 5 sections • 13 lectures • 2h 29m total length What you'll learn: Python logic Advanced python You will learn about client/server connection creating a command and control server Requirements: Python language experience Description: Hello, I'm here to introduce you to my newest project: Creating a Backdoor Command and Control Server using python.do you know what a Trojan Access Remote is? Not ? So here, in this course, we are going to learn what it is and create our own.This course is for all those who want to learn what a RAT Trojan access Remote is and how dangerous this tool is in the hands of those who know how to use it, an extremely important tool for red teams and also used by cyberterrorists.This course has 3 modules, where we will learn about what a RAT is, then we will create our own server and then our client.And what can we do with this RAT? It's very simple, we are going to use the server to download files, upload files and also access the terminal of our viima.This server that we are going to create is managed, being able to receive several connections and a list of victims, and we will be able to choose which victim we want to manage by using the ID.What we need ? A computer with an operating system, whether linux or windows, in the class I will be using linux and we will also use python2 and python3.All codes used in this class are commented and made available to all our students.Here's an example of using our RAT#my server waiting for connection$shell>when a victim connects, I will be able to view it on my server using the targets command#after I use the command "targets" the server will show me all my connections.$shell>targets(Victim_0)(vimit_1)(...............)#Now I can choose which victim I can manage, I will choose #victim 0, in this case I will type "target_0"$shell>target_0#Ok, now I can manage victim 0, now I can upload and download file for victim and access the terminal.Liked ? Can you imagine what you can do with this knowledge? remembering that this project has an academic purpose, like all cybernetic weapons on the internet. Who this course is for: Everyone who wants to learn about network connections [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]

Wifipumpkin3 wifipumpkin3 is a powerful framework for rogue access point attack, written in Python, that allows and offers to security researchers, red teamers, and reverse engineers to mount a wireless network to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack. Main Features Rogue access point attack Man-in-the-middle attack Rogue Dns Server Captive portal attack (captiveflask) Intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic WiFi networks scanning DNS monitoring service Credentials harvesting Transparent Proxies LLMNR, NBT-NS, and MDNS poisoner (Responder3) and more! Changelog v1.1.3R1 Added improve: module extra_captiveflask to install without reinstall the tool added: binary exec mode plugin options added: debian package for build .deb added: ignore venv from .gitignore update: screenshot for version 1.1.3 update: readme information about version Changed changed: control user login and logout with python object moved: captiveflask and pumpkinproxy to console script on setup.py installation Deprecated Removed removed: responder3 depedencies now responder need to installed by default for use removed: extensions for update from CLI ui Fixed fixed: set python3 version on binary sslstrip3 and captiveflask fixed: set path default config files to /usr/share/wifipumpkin3 fixed: improves code with black format fixed: Werkzeug depedency flask 2.0 [hide][Hidden Content]]

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This python script allows to extract of various information from a Microsoft Remote Desktop Web Access (RDWA) application, such as the FQDN of the remote server, the internal AD domain name (from the FQDN), and the remote Windows Server version. [hide][Hidden Content]]

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Wifipumpkin3 wifipumpkin3 is a powerful framework for rogue access point attack, written in Python, that allows and offers to security researchers, red teamers, and reverse engineers to mount a wireless network to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack. Main Features Rogue access point attack Man-in-the-middle attack Rogue Dns Server Captive portal attack (captiveflask) Intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic WiFi networks scanning DNS monitoring service Credentials harvesting Transparent Proxies LLMNR, NBT-NS, and MDNS poisoner (Responder3) and more! Changelog v1.1.2R2 Added added improves wifideauth module for support multi targets added improves ConsoleUi and added help for command add, rm from wifideauth module added hostapd configuration file from wifipumpkin3 console added new command dhcp conf for configure more easily than dhcp server Changed downgrade version flask 1.1.3 to 1.1.1 Fixed fixed bug unknow plugin when try to use command set captiveflask thanks @MrFabNc fixed set command for settings sniffkin3, pumpkinproxy, security fixed ImportError: cannot import name ‘json’ from ‘itsdangerous’ fixed markupsafe==2.0.1 tos solve deprecated the JSON API. fixed Werkzeug<2.0,>=0.15 is required by {‘Flask’} [hide][Hidden Content]]

wifipumpkin3 is a powerful framework for rogue access point attack, written in Python, that allows and offers to security researchers, red teamers, and reverse engineers to mount a wireless network to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack. Main Features Rogue access point attack Man-in-the-middle attack Rogue Dns Server Captive portal attack (captiveflask) Intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic WiFi networks scanning DNS monitoring service Credentials harvesting Transparent Proxies LLMNR, NBT-NS, and MDNS poisoner (Responder3) and more! Changelog v1.0.9R2 Added added route for get information of plugins and proxies on restAPI added new attribute on plugins and proxies mode class added logger resource API added new command dhcpmode added option for settings dhcp mode pydhcpserver or dhcpd_server added new support to run isc_dhcp_server for dns/ dhcp added support kali linux iptables nf_tables set iptables_legacy as default #140 added format 28 files reformatted black library Changed Deprecated Removed removed support to Rest API controller temporally Fixed fixed cli error when resquest restAPI plugins and proxies fixed restApi error when get exceptions http request fixed wirelesscontroller not started into restAPI mode fixed locale error in docker container fixed logical error dhcpd server implementation #158 fixed logical error when try to get iptables path with nf_tables thanks @cjb900 [hide][Hidden Content]]

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SterJo NetStalker v.1.4 Having confidential information on your computer requires better care for your PC security. Some program on your computer may send that type information to someone, which you definitely don't want. So it's better to prevent it with a network monitoring software. If you're concerned about your network security, and want to be sure you have the proper PC protection, there is a special program. A solution for your computer protection is called SterJo NetStalker. It is network monitoring software - not a firewall, but makes the same thing for you and works on similar priciples as a firewall. SterJo NetStalker is security software made specially for your PC protection. It will detect all connections to your computer, both authorized and unauthorized, and alert you for every new connection. It is kind of a free firewall - not a classic firewall as we know it, but rather a monitoring software, which will display details about all connections on your PC. Analysing all open ports on your system will be done in less then a second. SterJo NetStalker will also analyse all running processes on your computer. That's especially useful when processes look suspicious, so this free computer protection software will work like a firewall software and inform you when your PC security is threatened. Version History Version 1.4: Some bugs fixed and minor changes. [hide][Hidden Content]]

Mystikal Mystikal is a macOS payload generator integrated with Mythic. Mystikal leverages Mythic scripting to log in and creates the necessary payload for the selected initial access method. Mystikal creates an Apfell or Leviathan payload depending on the chosen initial access method. A common payload used for initial access is the installer package. These packages are eXtensible ARchiver (XAR) archives that conform to a specific folder structure and have a .pkg file extension. The easy comparison to Windows would be Windows installers which typically have the .msi file extension. As with Windows installers, installer packages execution typically results in an install wizard presented to the end-user for installation. For offensive use, typical installer package execution relies upon preinstall and postinstall scripts, which are simple bash scripts that execute during the installation process. An alternative method depends upon the abuse of JavaScript within distribution Extensible Markup Language (XML) files using InstallerJS. Apple’s InstallerJS is an Application Programming Interface (API) leveraged in distribution XML files to perform installation checks. Within the InstallerJS API is the system.run tag, which can execute system commands. The Silver Sparrow malware recently used this method. By abusing the distribution XML file, attackers can perform the same tasks typically within preinstall / postinstall scripts. The benefit of this method is that it makes it slightly harder to see what actions the installer package is performing. Additionally, due to the invocation time of the distribution XML file, the installer package does not need to finish the installation process for execution to occur. Changelog v2.2.13 Merge pull request #107 from its-a-feature/2.2-updates added in a few more pages for the new ui, updated mythic-cli to include… [hide][Hidden Content]]

Mystikal is a macOS payload generator integrated with Mythic. Mystikal leverages Mythic scripting to log in and creates the necessary payload for the selected initial access method. Mystikal creates an Apfell or Leviathan payload depending on the chosen initial access method. A common payload used for initial access is the installer package. These packages are eXtensible ARchiver (XAR) archives that conform to a specific folder structure and have a .pkg file extension. The easy comparison to Windows would be Windows installers which typically have the .msi file extension. As with Windows installers, installer packages execution typically results in an install wizard presented to the end-user for installation. For offensive use, typical installer package execution relies upon preinstall and postinstall scripts, which are simple bash scripts that execute during the installation process. An alternative method depends upon the abuse of JavaScript within distribution Extensible Markup Language (XML) files using InstallerJS. Apple’s InstallerJS is an Application Programming Interface (API) leveraged in distribution XML files to perform installation checks. Within the InstallerJS API is the system.run tag, which can execute system commands. The Silver Sparrow malware recently used this method. By abusing the distribution XML file, attackers can perform the same tasks typically within preinstall / postinstall scripts. The benefit of this method is that it makes it slightly harder to see what actions the installer package is performing. Additionally, due to the invocation time of the distribution XML file, the installer package does not need to finish the installation process for execution to occur. [hide][Hidden Content]]

wifipumpkin3 is a powerful framework for rogue access point attack, written in Python, that allows and offers to security researchers, red teamers, and reverse engineers to mount a wireless network to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack. Main Features Rogue access point attack Man-in-the-middle attack Rogue Dns Server Captive portal attack (captiveflask) Intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic WiFi networks scanning DNS monitoring service Credentials harvesting Transparent Proxies LLMNR, NBT-NS, and MDNS poisoner (Responder3) and more! Changelog v1.0.8 R2 Added added route for getting information of plugins and proxies on restAPI added new attribute on plugins and proxies mode class added logger resource API Removed removed support to Rest API controller temporally Fixed fixed cli error when request restAPI plugins and proxies fixed restApi error when getting exceptions http request fixed wirelesscontroller not started into restAPI mode fixed locale error in docker container [hide][Hidden Content]]

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