If you haven’t read Part 1 I’d recommend doing so, just to know the current state of play. But to recap, everything runs as root, it’s easy to brute force and serial is easy to identify and access dropping to … Continue reading
GL iNet 300M Fun (Pt.2)
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GL iNet 300M Fun (Pt.1)
I would like to preface this by stating that I have no idea what I am doing, I am just playing and messing around and you probably shouldn’t take my word as gospel! That being said, I feel like I’ve … Continue reading
Hardware: Oscilloscope
Yup, another little weekend electronics kit. As the title suggests, this time I’m making an oscilloscope. For those that don’t know what that is, ripped directly from google: “An oscilloscope is a laboratory instrument commonly used to display and analyze … Continue reading
Hardware: Signal Generator
So this’ll just be a quick blog on my Saturday project. As the title suggests I built a signal generator kit.It came packaged like this: I decided the best thing to do was to split all the components out and … Continue reading
Basic Hardware / Electronics Set-Up
So I know some basic electronics, I’ve fabricated some PCB’s, Built some kits and taken apart many a thing. I would definitely call myself a beginner though! I want this to change. So I have created a little space to … Continue reading
BLE CTF Walkthrough
So a pentest friend came over that I hadn't seen in a while, and as always we had an evening of nerding out, one of the many takeaways from this was he gave me a small device and a link … Continue reading
FridaLab
I was struggling with a recent test using frida, knowing it could do what I want but unsure how. After lots of googling and trial and error I eventually got it working. So I decided I would make a playground … Continue reading
moodlog.txt
I’ve recently discovered todo.txt. For anyone already with a todo.txt on their desktop it’s a fairly simple concept. Just a set of standards and ways of writing your todo.txt file to make it easier to read, use and compatible with … Continue reading
Vulnhub: Resimler: BTRSys v2.1
OK one last Vulnhub VM for today, this time is the second in the series: Resimler: BTRSys v2.1, This one is a bit more difficult than the previous, but only marginally. Getting this VM up and running is a pain, first … Continue reading
Vulnhub: Resimler: BTRSys v1
Wow two in one day! It must be a record… or the fact I am ill, either way here’s another write-up. This time I will be doing Resimler: BTRSys v1, It’s a fairly straight forward Boot2Root and for people familiar to these … Continue reading
Vulnhub: LazySysAdmin: 1
Back once again with another vulnhub writeup, you guys seem to like these and a load of new VM’s were added that currently don’t have any. As you can tell by the title this one is for “LazySysAdmin: 1” My … Continue reading
Protecting your-cyber-self
Some of my friends have recently noticed the “snoopers charter” and taken interest on protecting their digital selves. I’m hoping this can help them or anyone else interested on how to accomplish at least a bit of this. Not only … Continue reading
Simple CAPTCHA issue
So a friend of mine is working on a CAPTCHA solving program. I can't go into the details here as it's not my work therefore it's not up to me to disclose. This did peak my interest slightly as I … Continue reading
Vulnhub: Proteus
So here is my write up for the vulnhub challenge “Proteus” which can be downloaded from: https://www.vulnhub.com/entry/proteus-1,193/ This interested me as there is no walkthrough as it was released two days ago, and was a straight forward boot to root. Nice … Continue reading