#Metasploit Web Delivery

[beardedmrbean]

The government decided on Thursday to extradite to the United States an Estonian citizen, Andrey Shevlyakov, who is suspected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of procuring US-made electronic equipment for the Russian military.

Shevlyakov was detained by Estonia's Internal Security Service in March last year at the request of the FBI and has been in custody since then.

Justice Minister Liisa-Ly Pakosta told a government press conference on Thursday that the government made the decision to extradite Andrey Shevlyakov to the United States, but Shevlyakov is likely to use the opportunity to appeal the decision.

FBI Houston announced on social media in April 2023 that in cooperation with the Bureau of Industry and Security of the US Department of Commerce and Estonian Internal Security Service, a man who allegedly procured US-made electronics on behalf of the Russian government and military for more than a decade had been arrested.

Special agent in charge James Smith said that the Estonian citizen, Andrey Shevlyakov, was arrested on March 28 of that year on suspicion of procuring US-made electronics, including radar components and hacking software, on behalf of the Russian government and military.

«For years, Mr Shevlyakov's elaborate web of deceit allowed him to allegedly procure sensitive American-made electronics on behalf of the Russian military. His illegal acquisitions of sophisticated US technology endangered citizens in both Ukraine and the United States,» Smith said. The announcement says that at the time of his arrest, deliveries meant for Shevlyakov in Estonia, including 130 kilograms of radio equipment, were confiscated.

Shevlyakov purchased multiple items, including low-noise pre-scalers and synthesizers, used to conduct high-frequency communications, and analog-to-digital converters, which are components used in defense systems such as electronic warfare systems and missiles. In May 2020, Shevlyakov used one of his front companies to buy a licensed copy of the penetration testing platform Metasploit Pro. Shevlyakov allegedly exported at least 800,000 US dollars worth of items from US electronics manufacturers and distributors between approximately October 2012 and January 2022.

Shevlyakov engaged in this conduct despite being listed on a Department of Commerce-maintained list, known as the Entity List, that designates individuals and companies who are barred from exporting items from the United States without a license. He used false names and a web of front companies to evade the Entity List's restrictions.

If convicted, he faces a maximum of 20 years' imprisonment.

[pentesttoolz]

PasteJacker - Add PasteJacking To Web-Delivery Attacks

PasteJacker - Add PasteJacking To Web-Delivery Attacks #Pastejacking #hacking #windows #linux

The main purpose of the tool is automating (PasteJacking/Clipboard poisoning/whatever you name it) attack with collecting all the known tricks used in this attack in one place and one automated job as after searching I found there’s no tool doing this job the right way. Now while this attack depends on what the user will paste, imagine adding this attack to Metasploitweb delivery module. See this…

[hackgit]

​AutoRDPwn The Shadow Attack Framework. Script created in #Powershell and designed to...

​AutoRDPwn The Shadow Attack Framework. Script created in #Powershell and designed to automate the Shadow attack on Microsoft Windows computers. This vulnerability allows a remote attacker to view his/her victim's desktop without his/her consent, and even control it on request. For its correct operation, it is necessary to comply with the requirements described in the user guide. Requirements of AutoRDPwn: PowerShell 4.0 or higher. What's new in AutoRDPwn version 5.0: 1. Compatibility with PowerShell 4.0. 2. Automatic copy of the content to the clipboard (passwords, hashes, dumps, etc). 3. Automatic exclusion in Windows Defender (4 different methods). 4. Remote execution without password for PSexec, WMI, and Invoke-Command. 5. New available attack: DCOM Passwordless Execution. 6. New available module: Remote Access / Metasploit Web Delivery. 7. New module available: Remote VNC Server (designed for legacy environments). 8. Autocomplete the host, user, and password fields by pressing Enter. 9. It is now possible to run the tool without administrator privileges with the -noadmin parameter. https://github.com/JoelGMSec/AutoRDPwn

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[jaymonsecurity-blog]

Sesión meterpreter de WIN10 recibida mediante exploit web delivery lanzado a través del módulo Shell de ST. #pentesting #malware #technology #hackerman #vulnerabilityassessment #computer #code #metasploit #jaymonsecurity #microsoft #fortnite #hackingtools #amazon #cybercrime #ceh #webdevelopper #web #vpn #facebookhack #pentester #informationsecurity #dataprotection #internet #instagram #carder #software #hackerspace #cyberattack #windows #linux (en Madrid, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5OGPPniQBx/?igshid=1uj593cwpyo7c

[akashchugh-blog]

Metasploit Hacking Windows Meterpreter Reverse HTTPS(MSF Venom)

Metasploits Web Delivery Script is a versatile module that creates a server on the attacking machine which hosts a payload. When the victim connects to the attacking server, the payload will be executed on the victim machine.

http://www.techtrick.in/Description/3490-metasploit-hacking-windows-meterpreter-reverse-https

[pcgamesplay1]

How To: Use Metasploit's Web Delivery Script & Command Injection to Pop a Shell

One of the best ways to improve your skills as a hacker is to learn to combine different avenues of attack to achieve success. What if it were … source https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/use-metasploits-web-delivery-script-command-injection-pop-shell-0189130/

[rajchandelstuff-blog]

Command Injection Exploitation using Web Delivery (Linux, Windows)

Hello friends! In this article you will learn how to exploit three different platform [Linux, windows, using single exploit of metasploit framework.

Requirement

Attacker:Kali Linux

Targeted platform: Window,PHP,Linux[ubuntu]

Open the terminal in your kali Linux and type “msfconsole” to load metasploit framework and execute given below exploit.

This module quickly fires up a web server that serves…

[terabitweb]

Original Post from Rapid7 Author: Jeffrey Martin

First!!

Congrats to Nick Tyrer for the first community contibuted evasion module to land in master. Nick’s evasion/windows/applocker_evasion_install_util module leverages the trusted InstallUtil.exe binary to execute user supplied code and evade application whitelisting.

New modules (4)

WP Database Backup RCE by Mikey Veenstra / Wordfence and Shelby Pace. which exploits a command injection vulnerability in wp-database-backup versions < v5.2.

Schneider Electric Pelco Endura NET55XX Encoder by Lucas Dinucci and Vitor Esperança, which exploits CVE-2019-6814

Ahsay Backup v7.x-v8.1.1.50 (authenticated) file upload by Wietse Boonstra, which exploits CVE-2019-10267

Applocker Evasion – .NET Framework Installation Utility by Casey Smith and Nick Tyrer, which is designed to evade solutions such as software restriction policies and Applocker.

Enhancements and features

Enhanced Web Delivery by bcoles. The multi/script/web_delivery module has been expanded to support pubprn for Windows delivery & directly support Linux as a target platform.

Hostname Keyed XOR by O . S . O. Linux payloads can now be XOR encoded based on target hostname, resticting the payload abort when executed on an unintended system.

Improved msfvenom hex encodiing by wvu. Payload encoding by msfvenom output allows character literals interleaved with escaped hex when using --bad-chars and --encrypt-key options.

Bugs fixed

RHOSTS handling for non-scanner auxiliary by Green-m. When executing non-scanner auxiliary modules using RHOSTS all targets are now processed.

Get it

As always, you can update to the latest Metasploit Framework with msfupdate and you can get more details on the changes since the last blog post from GitHub:

Pull Requests 5.0.37…5.0.38

Full diff 5.0.37…5.0.38

We recently announced the release of Metasploit 5. You can get it by cloning the Metasploit Framework repo (master branch). To install fresh without using git, you can use the open-source-only Nightly Installers or the binary installers (which also include the commercial editions).

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Go to Source Author: Jeffrey Martin Metasploit Wrap-Up Original Post from Rapid7 Author: Jeffrey Martin First!! Congrats to Nick Tyrer for the first community contibuted evasion module to land in master.

[pen-testing]

COMP6441 Something Awesome Blog - 5

Web delivery is a concept I attempted to explore further. If I can initiate a connection on the defending device to my device then I can avoid a lot of other issues like authentication.

Web delivery can be achieved by using the Metasploit Framework on Ubuntu. This was pretty complicated. It took a lot of reading to understand how to configure the msfconsole and what variables to set. There was a point where I couldn’t understand why the connection wasn’t working and I realised that my firewall was blocking the connection from the defender to my laptop.

Additionally a lot of options are provided on possible exploits, in the end I dug deeper into reverse https and reverse tcp. Both methods create a one line powershell command that if run on the defending PC will initiate initiate a connection and allow me access to download and view their data.

Combing this with what I learnt from JackIt, I should be able to send these one liners through the mouse dongle and execute in on their computer.

Currently I have been unsuccessful in creating a proper connection and I’m not sure why. The console states that its delivering the payload but the connection never gets set up (even after an hour).

I will include all of these issues and fixes (if found), as well as screenshots, in my final report.

[lbcybersecurity]

Dark Side Ops I & 2 Review

Dark Side Ops I https://silentbreaksecurity.com/training/dark-side-ops/ https://www.blackhat.com/us-17/training/dark-side-ops-custom-penetration-testing.html 

 A really good overview of the class is here https://www.ethicalhacker.net/features/root/course-review-dark-side-ops-custom-penetration-testing

I enjoyed the class. This was actually my second time taking the class and it wasn't nearly as overwhelming the 2nd time :-)

 I’ll try not to cover what is in Raphael’s article as it is still applicable and I am assuming you read it before continuing on.

I really enjoyed the VisualStudio time and building Slingshot and Throwback myself along with getting a taste for extending the  implant by adding the keylogger, mimikatz, and hashdump modules.

Windows API developers may be able to greatly extend slingshot but I don't think I have enough WinAPI kung fu to do it and there wasn’t enough setup around the “how” to consistently do it either unless you have a strong windows API background. However, one of the labs consisted of adding load and run powershell functionality which allows you to make use of the plethora of powershell code out there.

There was also a great lab where we learned how to pivot through a compromised SOHO router and the technique could also be extended for VPS or cloud providers.

Cons of the class.

The visual studio piece can get overwhelming but it definitely gives you a big taste of (Windows) implant development.  The class material are getting slightly dated in some cases.  A refresh might be helpful.  More Throwback usage & development would be fun (even as optional labs).

DSO II https://silentbreaksecurity.com/training/dark-side-ops-2-adversary-simulation/  https://www.blackhat.com/us-17/training/dark-side-ops-ii-adversary-simulation.html 

Lab one was getting a fresh copy of slingshot back up and running and then setting up some additional code to do a powershell web cradle to get our slingshot implant up and running on a remote host. Similar to how metasploit web delivery does things.

Lab 2 was doing some devops to set up servers, OpenVPN to tunnel traffic, and adding HTTPS to our slingshot codebase.

Lab 3 was some Initial activity labs (HTA and chrome plugin exploitation)

Lab 4 was tweaking our HTA to defeat some common detections and protections. We also worked on code to do sandbox evasions as it’s becoming more common for automated sandbox solutions to be tied to mail gateways or  just for people doing response.

Lab 5 whitelist bypassing

Lab 6 was doing some profiling via powershell and using slingshot to be able to do checks on the host

Labs 7-9 building a kernel rootkit

Lab 10 persistence via COM Hijacking and hiding our custom DLL in the registry and Lab 11 was privilege escalation via custom service.

Final Thoughts

I enjoyed the four days and felt like I learned a lot. So the TLDR is that I recommend taking the class(es).

Criticisms: I think the set of courses are having a bit of an identity crisis mostly due to the 2 day format and would be a much better class as a 5 day.  It is heavy development focused meaning you spend a lot of time in Visual Studio tweaking C code. The “operations” piece  of the course definitely suffers a bit due to all the dev time. There was minimal talk around lateral movement and the whole thing is entirely Windows focused so no Linux and no OSX.  A suggestion to fix the “ops” piece would be to have a Dark Side Ops - Dev and Dark Side Ops - Operator courses where the dev one is solely deving your implant and the Operator course would be solely using the implant you dev’d (or was provided to you).  The Silent Break team definitely knows their stuff and a longer class format or switch up would allow them to showcase that more efficiently.

The post Dark Side Ops I & 2 Review appeared first on Security Boulevard.

from Dark Side Ops I & 2 Review

[beardedmrbean]

The government decided on Thursday to extradite to the United States an Estonian citizen, Andrey Shevlyakov, who is suspected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of procuring US-made electronic equipment for the Russian military.

Shevlyakov was detained by Estonia's Internal Security Service in March last year at the request of the FBI and has been in custody since then.

Justice Minister Liisa-Ly Pakosta told a government press conference on Thursday that the government made the decision to extradite Andrey Shevlyakov to the United States, but Shevlyakov is likely to use the opportunity to appeal the decision.

FBI Houston announced on social media in April 2023 that in cooperation with the Bureau of Industry and Security of the US Department of Commerce and Estonian Internal Security Service, a man who allegedly procured US-made electronics on behalf of the Russian government and military for more than a decade had been arrested.

Special agent in charge James Smith said that the Estonian citizen, Andrey Shevlyakov, was arrested on March 28 of that year on suspicion of procuring US-made electronics, including radar components and hacking software, on behalf of the Russian government and military.

«For years, Mr Shevlyakov's elaborate web of deceit allowed him to allegedly procure sensitive American-made electronics on behalf of the Russian military. His illegal acquisitions of sophisticated US technology endangered citizens in both Ukraine and the United States,» Smith said. The announcement says that at the time of his arrest, deliveries meant for Shevlyakov in Estonia, including 130 kilograms of radio equipment, were confiscated.

Shevlyakov purchased multiple items, including low-noise pre-scalers and synthesizers, used to conduct high-frequency communications, and analog-to-digital converters, which are components used in defense systems such as electronic warfare systems and missiles. In May 2020, Shevlyakov used one of his front companies to buy a licensed copy of the penetration testing platform Metasploit Pro. Shevlyakov allegedly exported at least 800,000 US dollars worth of items from US electronics manufacturers and distributors between approximately October 2012 and January 2022.

Shevlyakov engaged in this conduct despite being listed on a Department of Commerce-maintained list, known as the Entity List, that designates individuals and companies who are barred from exporting items from the United States without a license. He used false names and a web of front companies to evade the Entity List's restrictions.

If convicted, he faces a maximum of 20 years' imprisonment.

[deltainfoteklive]

Highest Paying Software Jobs

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They automate processes, configure infrastructure, and monitor system performance to support the development and deployment lifecycle. To thrive in a DevOps role, individuals must have expertise in scripting languages, infrastructure automation tools (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes), and knowledge of continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are also essential. The demand for DevOps engineers is rapidly growing as organizations strive for faster software delivery and improved collaboration. These professionals are highly valued and rewarded with attractive salaries. Software Development Manager Software development managers oversee the entire development process, ensuring projects are delivered on time and meet the required quality standards. They manage development teams, prioritize tasks, and coordinate with stakeholders to achieve business goals. Apart from technical knowledge, software development managers should possess excellent leadership, communication, and project management skills. Experience in software development and a deep understanding of the development life cycle are essential for success in this role. While salaries may vary based on experience and the size of the organization, software development managers have the potential to earn high incomes. This profession offers a balance between technical expertise and people management skills. Conclusion Software jobs provide immense opportunities for individuals with the right skills and passion for technology. The highest-paying software jobs discussed in this article represent a fraction of the countless possibilities available in the industry. Pursuing a career in these domains can lead to not only financial success but also personal growth and contribution to the ever-evolving technological landscape. FAQs How to get started in the software industry? To start a career in the software industry, you can acquire a relevant degree or certification in programming or computer science. Additionally, gaining practical experience through internships or personal projects can significantly boost your chances. Are these jobs only available in tech giants? No, these jobs are not limited to tech giants. While big companies may offer higher salaries, software jobs can be found in various industries and organizations of all sizes. Do these jobs require formal education or specific degrees? While a formal education in computer science or a related field can be beneficial, some software jobs prioritize practical skills and experience over formal degrees. It is essential to continuously learn and update your skills to stay competitive. Can software jobs be done remotely? Yes, remote work opportunities have become increasingly common in the software industry. Many companies offer flexible work arrangements, allowing professionals to work remotely. How is the job market for software professionals? The job market for software professionals is highly favorable. The demand for skilled software developers, engineers, and analysts continues to grow, offering numerous career opportunities and attractive salaries. Read the full article

[linux-ubuntu-it]

Microsoft Office DDE Payload Delivery

This Metasploit module generates an DDE command to place within a word document, that when executed, will retrieve a HTA payload via HTTP from an web server. Source: Microsoft Office DDE Payload Delivery The post Microsoft Office DDE Payload Delivery appeared first on MondoUnix.

[hackgit]

​PasteJacker The main purpose of the tool is automating (PasteJacking/Clipboard...

​PasteJacker The main purpose of the tool is automating (PasteJacking/Clipboard poisoning/whatever you name it) attack with collecting all the known tricks used in this attack in one place and one automated job as after searching I found there's no tool doing this job the right way 😄 Now because this attack depends on what the user will paste, I implemented the Metasploit web-delivery module's idea into the tool so when the user pastes into the terminal, you gets meterpreter session on his device 😄 https://github.com/D4Vinci/PasteJacker Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfMoCPVjF5Y #cybersecurity #soft #attack #pastejacking #clipboard

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[jaymonsecurity-blog]

Sesión meterpreter de WIN10 recibida mediante exploit web delivery lanzado a través del módulo Shell de ST. #pentesting #malware #technology #hackerman #vulnerabilityassessment #computer #code #metasploit #jaymonsecurity #microsoft #fortnite #hackingtools #amazon #cybercrime #ceh #webdevelopper #web #vpn #facebookhack #pentester #informationsecurity #dataprotection #internet #instagram #carder #software #hackerspace #cyberattack #windows #linux (en Madrid, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5OGPPniQBx/?igshid=18gxqvdjo69bb

[akashchugh-blog]

Hack Remote Windows PC using Script Web Delivery

Metasploits Web Delivery Script is a versatile module that creates a server on the attacking machine which hosts a payload. When the victim connects to the attacking server, the payload will be executed on the victim machine.

http://www.techtrick.in/Description/3479-hack-remote-windows-pc-using-script-web-delivery