Tag: powershell
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Why Control PowerShell In Azure
PowerShell brings automation and automation can be key to running an environment. The problem is, if it isn’t controlled, “automation” can be used against you……
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Obfuscation With PowerShell
Malicious parties might chose to encode their commands or scripts. The reason why is that if your auditing isn’t up to scratch, it may go unseen. In some cases it can also help bypass the AV….
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Stealing Passwords From Clipboard
Password Managers are brilliant! They allow users to create and use complex passwords because they give us a nice secure place to store them. Using Password managers also can also prevent users from writing them down or reusing passwords, which is a huge deterrent against hackers looking to compromise your accounts. It’s a win, win….or […]
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Securethelog.ps1
I’ve combined all of my current scripts into one to allow easy execution. To see the script, visit: https://github.com/securethelogs/Securethelogs/blob/master/README.md
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Hacking With PowerShell: Red Team
Read the article here: https://securethelogs.com/hacking-with-powershell-red-team/
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Two New Tools: PSpanner and PSWatcher
Live Network Scanner: PSPanner: https://securethelogs.com/pspanner-network-scanner/ Network Scanner (With Event Logging for SIEMs)PSWatcher: https://securethelogs.com/pswatcher/
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PSBruteZip: Crack Zip Passwords Using PowerShell
PSBruteZip allows you to brute force your way into Zip files should you have forgotten the password. A pre-req is that 7Zip is installed as it uses their commands. They function is better than Windows (I find).
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Hacking With PowerShell: Blue Team
Read the article here: https://securethelogs.com/hacking-with-powershell-blue-team/
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WinRM_Brute_Scanner Guide
I wrote this script to be able to scan for this service on a Windows system. Because this uses PowerShell commands, no AV should interfere, and no additional modules are required. Once obtained, remote commands can be sent.
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Hacking Windows Remote Management (WinRM)
“Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is the Microsoft implementation of WS-Management Protocol, a standard Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)-based, firewall-friendly protocol that allows hardware and operating systems, from different vendors, to interoperate….