I am often asked for a complex email cipher. There are some other scripts out there but I find that a truly crafty coder could work around them… so I wrote this, I’ve used it for awhile but thought the rest of the security world would enjoy it.
I like to take notes while pentesting and hacking, and i don’t always like the fuss of Dradis, so I cloned PLOD in ruby and I find it VERY useful. I also have updated the tagit.rb meterpreter script, which should now refresh the background color as well, thank you for the inspiration mubix!
Not so recently MUBIX threw together the beginnings of a nice script for tagging compromised devices by changing their wallpaper. I’ve always been very fond of leaving virtual spraypaint, so I took a looksy and polished it up a tiny bit; It still has some more growing up to do, but it’s atleast easier to use… and I think further down the road that MUBIX was on.
Penetrate the organization during a specific time, while a security team, that has been duly informed of your attacks, is watching like a hawk, and has an overwhelming desire to block IPs (false sense of security). So as your exploits are successful, and your payloads are delivered, the security team is drooling over the IDS and blocking your reverse TCP IP and ports faster than stink on… well, something very stinky.
At the most recent, and fantasticly free, RoR class that Mark Menard was running (and has run several times); it was brought to my attention that there is apparently no real good one-stop solution for the RoR community of newcomers to turn to when diving into RoR on Windows. It was pretty frustrating for everyone in the class that was sporting some nice flavor of Vista or 7, as they couldn’t just run one installer, or a batch script or anything like what can be found for BSD(Mac) and Linux. So I came home and made a partial solution, WinRoR.
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