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Burp Suite Pro 2026 — Five Production Bambdas and Three Custom BChecks (Paste-Ready)

Burp Bambdas (per-request JavaScript) and BChecks (YAML scanner checks) are the highest-leverage features in Burp Pro 2026. Five paste-ready Bambdas (sensitive data, JWT alg-none, parameter pollution) and three BChecks (open redirect, IDOR, CORS) for your next engagement.

May 8, 2026 45 min Open
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Module 15 · Cobalt Strike — Defender Perspective

Cobalt Strike is the most-used commercial C2 framework — by red teams and by the most ransomware operators. Defenders must know its capabilities and detection signals. Capabilities Beacon — implant; supports HTTP, HTTPS, DNS, SMB pipe Malleable C2 — operator customises traffic profile (mimic Outlook, Slack, etc.) Pivoting — beacon-to-beacon over SMB Built-in tools — […]

Apr 27, 2026 20 min Open
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Module 9 · Impacket — The Swiss Army Knife

Python toolkit for SMB/MSRPC/Kerberos. Used in nearly every AD pentest. Top scripts secretsdump.py — dump SAM, LSA, NTDS psexec.py / smbexec.py / wmiexec.py — remote command execution GetUserSPNs.py — Kerberoasting GetNPUsers.py — AS-REP roasting ntlmrelayx.py — NTLM relay attacks ticketer.py — forge Kerberos tickets (Golden/Silver) addcomputer.py — create computer accounts (RBCD) rbcd.py — Resource-Based Constrained […]

Apr 27, 2026 25 min Open
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Module 11 · Responder & MITM6

Most internal pentests start with passive listening. Responder + MITM6 capture authentication attempts and convert them to crackable hashes. Responder — LLMNR/NBT-NS poisoning When Windows can’t resolve a name via DNS, it falls back to LLMNR/NBT-NS broadcasts. Responder answers them, claiming to be the target. Victim authenticates to Responder; NetNTLMv2 hashes captured. sudo responder -I […]

Apr 27, 2026 20 min Open
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Module 12 · BloodHound — Operator Guide

Module 3 (AD track) and Module 174 covered BloodHound conceptually. This is the operator manual. Collection # SharpHound from Windows (any domain user) SharpHound.exe -c All # bloodhound-python from Linux bloodhound-python -u alice -p 'Pass' -d corp.local -ns 10.0.0.10 -c all # AzureHound for Entra ID azurehound list -o azure-data.json Cypher queries that matter # […]

Apr 27, 2026 25 min Open
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Module 14 · EvilGinx — Modern Phishing

For defensive understanding only. Don’t deploy without clear authorisation. EvilGinx is the proof that “MFA stops phishing” was true in 2018, false by 2024. How proxy phishing works Attacker hosts EvilGinx with a phishlet for the target service (Microsoft, Google, etc.). EvilGinx is a transparent reverse proxy: requests come in, get forwarded to legitimate service, […]

Apr 27, 2026 20 min Open
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Module 5 · Mimikatz — Credential Extraction

Mimikatz is the tool that defined modern Windows credential attacks. Benjamin Delpy’s 2011 research paper accompanying it single-handedly changed how the security community thinks about Windows auth. This module covers what Mimikatz does, how defenders catch it, and why Credential Guard matters. What it extracts Mimikatz reads credentials from process memory (primarily LSASS — Local […]

Apr 19, 2026 120 min Open
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Module 4 · Hashcat — Password Cracking

Hashcat is the world’s fastest and most widely-used password cracking tool. GPU-accelerated, supporting 300+ hash algorithms, it’s what every serious pen-tester and every serious attacker uses after recovering password hashes. When you use Hashcat Pen-test: you extracted NTLM hashes from an AD dump (DCSync, ntds.dit). Crack to recover passwords. Pen-test: you recovered /etc/shadow. Crack SHA-512 […]

Apr 19, 2026 120 min Open
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