@whitedragon551 I don't know anything about Veeam, but if it has a command line frontend, you could probably use that via the Windows task...
Nope, and I probably won't. A fork of an old version of Firefox, maintained by a small team, does not strike me as a good thing to be using for...
Eh? Oh... No no no, when I say "Australis" I mean the default theme for Firefox 40+. With the new popup config panel and all.
Hmm. Classic Theme Restorer extension does seem to help quite a bit. I think part of the issue is that the new main menu, for some reason, is slow...
(On my Eee 1005HAB netbook, with 2 GB of RAM and an Atom n270. Yes, I know. I could use it on my AMD A2 workstation with 8 GB of RAM, but...
@Rasheed187 If I'm reading that right, it fools Windows into invoking the executable as SYSTEM user, and then erasing the registry entry used to...
Fairly astonishing to me that it already has a GUI, but then I know nothing of how windowing systems are written... The whole thing apparently...
Ubuntu LTS or Debian (via Debian Live images). Personally I would recommend the Xfce versions, due to Xfce's more official status in the Ubuntu...
IMO, an extra gigabyte of RAM would be a better investment. That would provide a huge performance and usability boost, especially given the laptop...
So, conclusions. What happened here? My guess: the proxy understands protocols - HTTP and FTP. A reverse TCP shell is not part of those...
Bonus: for extra measure, let's see if ClamAV scanning on squid can block the XPI, not just the reverse shell. [ATTACH][ATTACH] Yup......
... No, not victory, because we're still using weird ports and now the firewall is blocking them. What happens when we switch to ports allowed by...
So, here's the proxy config. Note I'm not letting through TLS, because it's just not needed for this experiment. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
So we've all heard how awesome firewall distros like IPFire, pfSense, etc. are. But a lot of things are claimed to be awesome, and don't life up...
Yes, OpenWRT 15.05 (Chaos Calmer) supports the Raspberry Pi! And has a downloadable module for ASIX USB 2.0 -> 10/100 Ethernet adapters. Which...
@emmjay That's not on my Windows 10 PC. I'd get rid of it - and conduct a thorough examination for malware. Re my initial complaints: I've...
So, question: how do they plan on paying for it? With ads and spying and selling of customer data, maybe? As happened with Windows 10, since it's...
Not just ads though, a lot of legit sites as well AFAIK. If they host MS stuff, that makes it harder to block all of MS.
Re the former, perhaps. Win10 is pretty piggish, probably runs better on dedicated hardware. As far as reasons to use it... Tax/finance software?...
So, running Wireshark on a Windows 10 PC -> the amount of traffic going to Microsoft, in one way or another, is just astounding. I have a mind to...
@Rasheed187 I dunno, I think that expecting other people to not actively try to get you killed is quite reasonable.
@Rasheed187 No, reverse shells use outbound connections (that's why they're called "reverse").
Yeah, I'm not happy to see this. Those opposed to 8chan et. al. have mostly kept the high ground; if this is what I think it is, it's a) wrong and...
So from what (little) I've gathered, Windows 10 (and now 7) telemetry: - Uses HTTPS on port 443 - Goes to a couple of *.data.microsoft.com...
Huh. @JRViejo, think maybe the site got compromised at some point?
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