d3d

  Southeastern, VA • https://blog.malicious.group d3d is a computer security researcher and bug bounty hunter, that ❤'s exploit development, writing security tools and helping others learn about Information Security.

     



8 Stories by d3d

Exploit Exercise’s Phoenix x64 VM – Stack One

In this post, I will be continuing the series on the Phoenix VM by exploit education by using radare2. The next challenge is called...
April 20, 2021 0 4 min read

Exploit Exercise’s Phoenix x64 VM – Stack Zero

In this post, I will be covering the first (of many) stack challenges on the Phoenix VM from exploit education. I will try to...
April 18, 2021 0 6 min read

Writing exploits for Konica Minolta FTP Server

In this post, I will be writing an exploit for the 32-bit versions of the Konica Minolta FTP server for Windows. In a recent...
April 10, 2021 1 9 min read

RedCisco – A Red Team Toolkit

(github: https://github.com/maliciousgroup/RedCisco) In this post, I will be writing a new toolkit for red team operators that will assist in compromising Cisco IOS routers...
April 6, 2021 0 18 min read

Writing C from ASM Practice (while/loop)

In this challenge I will be taking a look at the ASM instructions from a program (while/loop) using both Intel and AT&T syntax. After...
March 29, 2021 0 2 min read

Writing C from ASM Practice (if/then)

In this challenge I will be taking a look at the ASM instructions from a 64-bit ELF executable (if/then) using both Intel and AT&T...
March 28, 2021 0 1 min read

Setting up GNS3 on Arch Linux

GNS3 is used by hundreds of thousands of network engineers worldwide to emulate, configure, test and troubleshoot virtual and real networks. It’s also a great...
June 8, 2020 0 51 sec read

Setting up the ‘PhanTap’

The ‘PhanTap’ is an ‘invisible’ network tap written by the guys at NCC Group and aimed at red teams. With limited physical access to...
June 8, 2020 0 2 min read
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