Phishing For Success – Part 2
Phishing Leadership Thanks for returning for part 2 of Phishing For Success! If you missed Phishing For Success – Part 1, be sure to catch up. 😜🎣 Newer to White Oak […]
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Automating Authorization Testing: AuthMatrix – Part 2
In my previous blog post, part 1, I covered the basic configuration of the AuthMatrix Burp Suite extension, so we will now move on to some more advanced setups. The […]
Screenshot Tool: Part 2 – WitnessMe
Reviewing Automated HTTP Screenshot Tools In our Screenshot Tool blog series, White Oak Security is reviewing some of the top HTTP screenshot tools that are currently available for penetration testers […]
Bypassing Doors – Part 2: DDT
Wondering how our White Oak Security pentesters open doors they don’t have access to? The Bypassing Doors blog series will demonstrate easy-to-use tools and techniques that can be utilized to […]
Gophish Setup: Gandi – Part 2
Please review our Gophish – Part 1 blog to ensure you are ready to proceed with configuring Gophish with Gandi before proceeding with the following blog post below. In this […]
MiniDumpDotNet: Pure CLR Alt – Part 2
MiniDumpDotNet – Part 1 & 2 In MiniDumpDoNet – Part 1, we took a brief look at the MiniDumpWriteDump() Win32 API and considered options for reimplementation for the purposes of […]
Dockerizing A Web Testing Environment: Part 2
Part 2 on dockerizing a web testing environment and crafting custom wordlists by White Oak Security, continue this how-to blog series & learn from our experts.
Take Over Situations: Part 2 – Zerologon
This blog post will walk through utilizing publicly available exploit code to compromise a network through Zerologon.
Alternative Execution Macro Saga: Windows Media Player – Part 2
In the previous blog in this Alternative Execution Macro Saga: part 1 – InkPicture, (this is part 2 – WMP, then there’s part 3 – performance monitor, part 4 – disable macros, part 5 – CLSID, […]
Building An Application Security Program: Part 2
Read Part 1 here.. Last time we talked about how you would start an application security program and I want to try to move into a discussion around how you […]