Phishing Email For Success – Part 4
Welcome to part 4, my Phishing friends. Thanks for returning to our Phishing For Success series! As you probably know by now, I’m a Senior Threat Emulation Specialist here at […]
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Rogue Devices As Vector For Kinetic Attacks
UPDATE: This blog post was written prior to the USB explosive incident in Ecuador. Some edits have been made to note these events. DISCLAIMER* The following blog post describes a […]
What Is A Penetration Tester
Welcome to this post in the Interview With A Pentester blog series! We will interview a White Oak Security expert to discuss what is a penetration tester, how this cybersecurity […]
Phishing For Success – Part 3 & Autosneakphish Tool
Hi, again folks! Welcome back, I am a Senior Threat Emulation Specialist at White Oak Security. The majority of my time in the Cyber Security field has been focused on […]
Penetration Testing Partner
Your Penetration Testing PARTNER, Not Your Adversary This blog post is intended to help organizations understand the mentality and drivers behind pentesting and to help them recognize that we (pentesters, […]
CCDC 2023
Red Team Volunteering Experiences From The Collegiate Cyber Defense Competitions This blog post will shed light on the experiences of a few of our White Oak Security penetration testers that […]
How To Pick A Tubular Lock
Tubular Lock The tubular lock has many different names including: circle pin tumbler lock, radial lock, or ace lock. The tubular lock consists of multiple stacks of pins in a […]
Account Operators Privilege Escalation
On a recent Red Team engagement, White Oak Security had compromised a domain and dumped the Active Directory user password hashes. We attempted to pivot into another domain using shared […]
Cobalt Strike OpSec
Cobalt Strike OpSec & Other Misadventures of Pentesting I’m old enough to know better. Since 2004 I’ve been in various offensive roles in infosec, so OpSec isn’t a new thing […]
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 […]