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Input payload obfuscation is a real game changer here. No AMSI or ETW bypass needed and memory scanner evasion 👀
RustPack Release 1.8.0 was shipped to our customers recently. Short Blogpost with the most relevant new features for everyone here 🔥🔥
msecops.de/blog/posts/rus…
#RedTeam #OST #Pentest #Maldev
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Agentic hacking frameworks are on the rise.
We tracked 2,000+ #ARTEX servers and obtained databases with full conversation logs that show exactly how the agents hacked.
It proves: Fully autonomous cybercrime is already here.
Read more 👇:
research.checkpoint.com/2026/hacking-o…
We tracked 2,000+ #ARTEX servers and obtained databases with full conversation logs that show exactly how the agents hacked.
It proves: Fully autonomous cybercrime is already here.
Read more 👇:
research.checkpoint.com/2026/hacking-o…
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I think we've crossed an important threshold
ARTEX, Cairn and similar frameworks can now automate substantial parts of real intrusions. And as models become cheaper and more capable, the number of attacks is no longer constrained in the same way by human skills, time and t what changed, why this is different from traditional automation, and what I expect to happen next
medium.com/@cyb3rops/the-…
ARTEX, Cairn and similar frameworks can now automate substantial parts of real intrusions. And as models become cheaper and more capable, the number of attacks is no longer constrained in the same way by human skills, time and t what changed, why this is different from traditional automation, and what I expect to happen next
medium.com/@cyb3rops/the-…
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HyperLoader now in GitHub!
Hypervisor isolated shellcode execution environment. Maps host process memory into a guest vCPU, intercepts DLL execute faults, and proxies API calls to the host, Stardust PIC shellcode compatible
github.com/S12cybersecuri…
Hypervisor isolated shellcode execution environment. Maps host process memory into a guest vCPU, intercepts DLL execute faults, and proxies API calls to the host, Stardust PIC shellcode compatible
github.com/S12cybersecuri…
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Coercion BOF via IPP printers 🖨️ Useful for relaying HTTP —> AD CS, LDAP, etc.
GitHub Link: github.com/sudonoodle/BOF…
GitHub Link: github.com/sudonoodle/BOF…
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You can now coerce HTTP authentication from Windows targets that are running MS-RPRN, using impacket with PR #2361!
The PR added a new opnum from the MS-RPRN spec, OPNUM 88 and an example script to make the process straight forward. Letting you now coerce and relay HTTP ote machine targets
Shoutout to sudonoodle for the BOF that inspired this and for the technique(at least I think it was them who found it) :3
The PR added a new opnum from the MS-RPRN spec, OPNUM 88 and an example script to make the process straight forward. Letting you now coerce and relay HTTP ote machine targets
Shoutout to sudonoodle for the BOF that inspired this and for the technique(at least I think it was them who found it) :3
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I'm hiring! Looking for a german speaking Pentester in my team:
karriere.accompio.com/de?id=c42f46
If you want to work with me and my team feel free to apply. 🫡
Full remote work possible.
karriere.accompio.com/de?id=c42f46
If you want to work with me and my team feel free to apply. 🫡
Full remote work possible.
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In July, while continuing to learn reverse engineering, I found an LPE in Windows 11.
Likely a duplicate of CVE-2026-81963.
But vuln is fixed & my report finally closed, so here is the PoC:
github.com/dis0rder0x00/T…
Still works on unpatched Win 11 / Server 2025.
Have fun :)
Likely a duplicate of CVE-2026-81963.
But vuln is fixed & my report finally closed, so here is the PoC:
github.com/dis0rder0x00/T…
Still works on unpatched Win 11 / Server 2025.
Have fun :)
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From Arbitrary File Read to Shell: Yet Another RCE in Telerik tantosec.com/blog/2026/10/t…
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Runtime Credential Guard Deactivation
New Medium post, in this one we will see how to bypass Windows Credential Guard at runtime by signaling an undocumented named kernel event inside LsaIso.exe, and then just dump the lsass process and it’s user hashes
medium.com/@s12deff/runti…
New Medium post, in this one we will see how to bypass Windows Credential Guard at runtime by signaling an undocumented named kernel event inside LsaIso.exe, and then just dump the lsass process and it’s user hashes
medium.com/@s12deff/runti…
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So much attention though it’s actually very same content to my earlier blog post x.com/msecops/status… 🤔
How abliterated models can get you pwned 👾
We backdoored a 7B open model for less than $50, pointed Codex at it and it silently stole credentials the moment we used the trigger phrase. Success rate was 100% with zero false triggers on normal user prompts.
Abliterated models ty community right now because getting cyber-approved access to frontier models is still a pain.
In the next blog we'll show how we found leaked Hugging Face credentials from employees at major AI labs, so an attacker wouldn't even need to upload under their own name. They could push the backdoored model from a lab employee's account and drop the poisoned weights straight into the supply chain.
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I really like the new SparkDash from @MiaAI_lab 🙂Overall token usage and comparison against frontier cloud models.
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LLMs...Letting me do fun things I never would have wasted time on.
"I reviewed all 30 public GitHub repos for PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 / CVE-2026-109619) by reading code only. The slide has the full
grouped table; the headline findings:
Nothing works against a real target. Every genuine memory-corruption chain is lab-bound: it needs exact per-build offsets, display_errors=On, a single prefork mod_php worker, and a specific image.
Independent reviewers (allureluoli, dinosn, Gi1gamesh123) and the leaked primary source itself all converge on "no public artifact achieves code execution" on the patched core bug. Every real shell
in these repos comes from an app-side LFI or deserialization sink, not the CVE.
Three are original and real, all lab-only. 9bie (the source of the Set-Cookie leak chain), Marven11 (the most sophisticated, a true in-band leak), and Karasawa2025 (whose "Fermat" troll description
hides a working ROP + display_errors=off exploit). These are the only ones with a genuine ASLR-defeating leak primitive that is their own.
Most are copies. One original (9bie) spawned five derivatives:
- twili8 is an outright uncredited rip-off: its own README still says git clone 9bie/... and the Docker files are byte-identical.
- godylockz and xuehuolll are byte-identical to each other.
- dinosn and 3em0 are credited ports that add value.
Three are mislabeled. iQingshan, KarimUD7 (≈98% the same code), and Gi1gamesh123 exploit a different bug entirely (the Calif unserialize var_hash UAF) against their own planted endpoints, filed
under the php2shell CVE numbers.
The rest is noise. The most-starred repo (ikow, 905★) delivers the least: broken or stubbed chains with the two "real" ones paywalled behind Substack. eness (558★) is a leakless forge that can't
defeat ASLR. syrex1013 ships AI-generated fake CVEs in a side directory. Whackermelon hallucinates a non-existent openai/php2shell-checker. lcfr-eth is a parody with a memecoin address, and Icex0
is an empty repo. The genuinely honest work is the crash labs (allureluoli, slabbdev, 0x4148), which prove the bug without claiming RCE.
The ASLR column, star counts, copy lineage, and the specific "tell" for each repo are all in the table. The page is private to your account; use the Share menu if you want to send it to the team"
"I reviewed all 30 public GitHub repos for PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 / CVE-2026-109619) by reading code only. The slide has the full
grouped table; the headline findings:
Nothing works against a real target. Every genuine memory-corruption chain is lab-bound: it needs exact per-build offsets, display_errors=On, a single prefork mod_php worker, and a specific image.
Independent reviewers (allureluoli, dinosn, Gi1gamesh123) and the leaked primary source itself all converge on "no public artifact achieves code execution" on the patched core bug. Every real shell
in these repos comes from an app-side LFI or deserialization sink, not the CVE.
Three are original and real, all lab-only. 9bie (the source of the Set-Cookie leak chain), Marven11 (the most sophisticated, a true in-band leak), and Karasawa2025 (whose "Fermat" troll description
hides a working ROP + display_errors=off exploit). These are the only ones with a genuine ASLR-defeating leak primitive that is their own.
Most are copies. One original (9bie) spawned five derivatives:
- twili8 is an outright uncredited rip-off: its own README still says git clone 9bie/... and the Docker files are byte-identical.
- godylockz and xuehuolll are byte-identical to each other.
- dinosn and 3em0 are credited ports that add value.
Three are mislabeled. iQingshan, KarimUD7 (≈98% the same code), and Gi1gamesh123 exploit a different bug entirely (the Calif unserialize var_hash UAF) against their own planted endpoints, filed
under the php2shell CVE numbers.
The rest is noise. The most-starred repo (ikow, 905★) delivers the least: broken or stubbed chains with the two "real" ones paywalled behind Substack. eness (558★) is a leakless forge that can't
defeat ASLR. syrex1013 ships AI-generated fake CVEs in a side directory. Whackermelon hallucinates a non-existent openai/php2shell-checker. lcfr-eth is a parody with a memecoin address, and Icex0
is an empty repo. The genuinely honest work is the crash labs (allureluoli, slabbdev, 0x4148), which prove the bug without claiming RCE.
The ASLR column, star counts, copy lineage, and the specific "tell" for each repo are all in the table. The page is private to your account; use the Share menu if you want to send it to the team"
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🦛🦛🦛Microsoft patched PetitPotam this October: EFSR now only resolves local paths. This means WebDAV to LDAP Coercion is fixed!
Remaining methods for clients are WSP (coercing SMB) and PrinterBug (coercing RPC), but both cannot be relayed to LDAP 💀💀💀
Remaining methods for clients are WSP (coercing SMB) and PrinterBug (coercing RPC), but both cannot be relayed to LDAP 💀💀💀
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RustPack Release 1.8.0 was shipped to our customers recently. Short Blogpost with the most relevant new features for everyone here 🔥🔥
msecops.de/blog/posts/rus…
#RedTeam #OST #Pentest #Maldev
msecops.de/blog/posts/rus…
#RedTeam #OST #Pentest #Maldev
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When your only authorization is JavaScript client side. And you can make yourself admin in 20 minutes. Than you know this was vibe coded. What is happening in 2026? 🤣
Doing an WebApp Pentest today. And this WebApp is 95% likely fully vibe coded. Authorization issues everywhere. Logical issues everywhere. Its like an CTF. And big consulting company likely won a tender because of lowest price. Happy birthday the next years will be great! 🫡🤪
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Doing an WebApp Pentest today. And this WebApp is 95% likely fully vibe coded. Authorization issues everywhere. Logical issues everywhere. Its like an CTF. And big consulting company likely won a tender because of lowest price. Happy birthday the next years will be great! 🫡🤪
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1.5 days later Qwen 3.8 Flash Next finished the first exemplary driver exploit PoC for PPL disable. Not listed on loldrivers not on the MS Blacklist. I guess many more to follow. GLM 5.3 Flash was not needed for this one 🧐
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The TL;DR of what Anthropic just said:
1.) GLM-5.3 is as good as Mythos for exploit development.
2.) Unlike Claude, GLM-5.3 gives you the results you pay for.
3.) Governments should ban AI models which are as good as theirs but are not made by them.
The funniest part is how -reflectively that the lack of guardrails may actually be benefiting the defenders working to secure their systems. 🤪
Something they never wanted to allow, because of possible misuse.
I don't get it, but I feel Anthropic should at least put a note at the very bottom if they are doing paid advertising to promote GLM-5.3. 😜
Source:
anthropic.com/research/glm-5…
1.) GLM-5.3 is as good as Mythos for exploit development.
2.) Unlike Claude, GLM-5.3 gives you the results you pay for.
3.) Governments should ban AI models which are as good as theirs but are not made by them.
The funniest part is how -reflectively that the lack of guardrails may actually be benefiting the defenders working to secure their systems. 🤪
Something they never wanted to allow, because of possible misuse.
I don't get it, but I feel Anthropic should at least put a note at the very bottom if they are doing paid advertising to promote GLM-5.3. 😜
Source:
anthropic.com/research/glm-5…
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