Kali Linux 2018.3 is the latest Kali Linux release. This is the third release which comes after the last release, that was made available in the month of April. This new release includes all patches, fixes, updates, and improvements since the last release – Kali Linux 2018.2, including a shiny new Linux kernel version 4.17.0 and upgrades to a lot of tools. Actually, this release was pulled and was officially re-released on 2018-08-27. Reason? I don't know! Read more about UPDATE: Kali Linux 2018.3 Release!
UPDATE: Kali Linux 2018.2 Release!
Second Kali Linux update of this year and this time, it is about the latest Kali Linux 2018.2 release! The last release was made available recently in the month of February. This new release includes all patches, fixes, updates, and improvements since the last release – Kali Linux 2018.1, including the shiny new Linux kernel version 4.15, which fixes the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities. Most importantly, this release also includes improved support for AMD GPUs and AMD Secure Encrypted Read more about UPDATE: Kali Linux 2018.2 Release!
UPDATE: P4wnP1 v0.1.0-alpha1
P4wnP1 update time guys and this time it is the P4wnP1 v0.1.0-alpha1, the first pre-built image! It has almost been a year since I last posted about this Raspberry Pi based, customizable USB attack platform and yet, what an update! Read on! Read more about UPDATE: P4wnP1 v0.1.0-alpha1
List of Adversary Emulation Tools
Every once in a while, the security industry brings forth a new buzz word and introduces terminologies that sound über cool and generate lot's of interest. One such word going around now-a-days is automated "adversary emulation". Let's first understand what this really means. Adversary emulation/simulation offers a method to test a network’s resilience against an advanced attacker, albeit in this case all tests are run by a system. If this was a real 'adversary', a system would not have run Read more about List of Adversary Emulation Tools
FruityWifi: An Open Source Wireless Network Auditor
Continuing with my current interest with Raspberry Pi based security tools again. My last post was about P4wnP1. This post is about FruityWiFi an open source tool that helps you with wireless network auditing. Read more about FruityWifi: An Open Source Wireless Network Auditor
P4wnP1: A Open Source USB Attack Platform
As of now, hardware security projects seem to be attracting me more than software based projects. Evidently, I wrote a few posts covering them - List of Portable Hardware Devices for Penetration Testing, List of Raspberry Pi DIY Projects for Anonymity, etc. among other awesome projects such as WarBerryPi, Kubebot. Another project is fast becoming my favourite - P4wnP1. This again is a Raspberry Pi based project which I recently came across. Read more about P4wnP1: A Open Source USB Attack Platform
UPDATE: WarBerryPi Version 5.1b!
My last post pertaining to this Red Teaming Hardware Implant was about an updated version. This post also covers the changes made to two versions since my last post about the WarBerryPi v5. We now have an updated release for the Raspberry Pi based hardware implant allowing you to be stealthy during red teaming scenarios, exfiltrating information with speed. - WarBerryPi Version 5.1b. Read more about UPDATE: WarBerryPi Version 5.1b!