Responder Tool
DISCLAIMER: This article is provided strictly for educational and defensive purposes. The techniques described are meant to help security professionals understand Responder attacks in order to better protect their environments. The authors and publishers do not endorse illegal or unauthorized testing of systems. Always obtain proper authorization before conducting security
AWS Penetration Testing
The migration to cloud infrastructure has transformed enterprise security, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) dominating the market as the leading cloud service provider. While AWS offers robust security features, misconfigurations and overly permissive access policies are rampant in complex deployments. For security professionals and red teamers, understanding how to identify
Active Directory Security
Certificate-based authentication has become a cornerstone of enterprise security, with many organizations deploying Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) as their internal Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). While certificates offer stronger security than passwords alone, misconfigurations in ADCS can introduce critical vulnerabilities that allow attackers to escalate privileges and even achieve domain
CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY
In today's complex threat landscape, cybersecurity professionals must adopt a holistic approach to securing enterprise systems. From network firewalls and endpoint protection to application security and threat intelligence, the modern security stack is layered, adaptive, and constantly evolving. This guide walks you through the most critical areas of
CYBERSECURITY 2025
Introduction As cyber threats continue to evolve in 2025, businesses and professionals need a centralized, up-to-date, and actionable collection of cybersecurity knowledge. Whether you’re a blue team defender, a red team operator, a DevSecOps engineer, or simply someone improving their organization’s security posture, this resource hub is your
DUMP LSASS MEMORY
One of the most crucial steps in post-exploitation and privilege escalation is extracting credentials from the LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) process on a Windows system. LSASS stores passwords, hashes, Kerberos tickets, and other sensitive data in memory. Dumping LSASS memory is a common technique used by attackers to