🧵Announcing our Top 10 Blog Posts of 2022! See what blogs were the most viewed this year. 👀👇
10. While reviewing options for wrapping nefarious activities in a trusted process, @_xpn_ came across, what he's now calling, "Object Overloading." Read his #blog post on how he came up with this name and what the technique achieves!
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9. Follow along with @4ndr3w6S and @exploitph as they re-worked an older Kerberos attack technique and weaponized it into a new Rubeus command.
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8. Continuing with some cross-site scripting (XSS) fun, @hoodoer demonstrated how to capture credentials from a login form using an IFrame trap. trustedsec.com
7. 03/29/22: After the #Spring4Shell vulnerability was disclosed, @cyberGoatPsyOps provided guidelines & recommendations to prevent, detect & mitigate the vulnerability. trustedsec.com
6. Is #Mimikatz giving you away when changing users' passwords? @n00py1 is familiar with this scenario! Rodriguez focused on resetting passwords for lateral movement or privilege escalation in this #blog.
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5. Windows Management Instrumentation or Infrastructure (#WMI) in this blog for script kiddies! Learn how there is a way for you to manipulate and observe system data today.
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4. Go on a journey with @Oddvarmoe as he uses his legacy knowledge to abuse pre-created computer accounts that could potentially let you escalate privileges.
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3. Streamline your Burp Suite Pro workflow and improve your testing using these helpful features put together by the TrustedSec Software Security team.
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2. @bandrel publicly debuted SeeYouCM-Thief. Learn how to #exploit common misconfigurations in #Cisco phone systems using this new open-source tool.
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1. We debuted Orpheus, a new bypass written by @Ben0xA which alters the KDC Options (Ticket Options) and the Encryption Type for #Kerberoasting.
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Bonus: Top viewed blog published before 2022: @_Kc57 released iHide on Sept. 2, 2021, a new tool for bypassing jailbreak detection in iOS applications.
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