Curiosity in Practice
I have been playing with my stack of piZero’s recently and started to read about the kernel OTG gadgets and was intrigued by the OTG_HID gadget. So after doing some reading I found that someone had ported the USB Rubber Ducky platform to the piZero and called it rspiducky. Building it is fairly straight forward but if you if … Read more
I have been reading a lot about Beacon Frames on my vacation this week (stop laughing) and I came across a tool in Kali called MDK3 that will allow you to send fake beacon frames. I couldnt pass up a chance to test this so I pulled out my trusty TL-WN722N and made a list of the 5,0000 … Read more
Thanks to PoisonTap I have finally had a reason to pull my PiZero out of the ever growing “Stuff to Hack” pile and start working on it. I have a couple of neat ideas that are coming down the pipeline but this weekend I built a VPN sidecar using a USB OTG Gadget. I … Read more
In the last two years Burp Suite Proxy has become my go to web application security scanner. As with everything recently if I can automate it, I do. So this weekend I built a simple script to scan a website with Burp, create a PDF report and post it to Slack: Here is how I set it … Read more
I have recently been automating a lot of my technical security tasks and building slack bots around them and it was w3af‘s turn. W3af is an amazing open source web application security scanner that my friend Andres Riancho writes and maintains. The goal of this project was to build scheduled and automated scans of my web properties … Read more