A new option in this version: -x (–hex) to produce hexadecimal output.
re-search_V0_0_9.zip (https)
MD5: E9BC3AFF3FA3D6ED0F14EC4941955C2D
SHA256: 4AA92E513A478D02DD12110D3759FFCB2996A3E8A5D2D812124922C5023C3B50
Wednesday 6 September 2017
Update: re-search.py Version 0.0.9
Overview of Content Published In August
Here is an overview of content I published in August:
Blog posts:
- Update: byte-stats.py Version 0.0.6
- Reading Memory Of 64-bit Processes
- Using Metasploit On Windows
- Generating PowerShell Scripts With MSFVenom On Windows
- Wireshark: Follow Streams
- Quickpost: Using ClamAV On Windows
- Quickpost: Metasploit PowerShell BASE64 Commands
- Quickpost: PowerShell Options Order
YouTube videos:
- .ZIP Files With Zone.Identifier
- Emotet Maldoc & ViperMonkey
- It’s Not An Invoice
- Wireshark: Follow Streams
- Metasploit’s msf.docm Analysis
Videoblog posts:
- .ZIP Files With Zone.Identifier
- Emotet Maldoc & ViperMonkey
- It’s Not An Invoice
- Wireshark: Follow Streams
- Metasploit’s msf.docm Analysis
SANS ISC Diary entries:
- Maldoc Analysis with ViperMonkey
- The Good Phishing Email
- Sometimes it’s just SPAM
- It’s Not An Invoice …
- Malware analysis: searching for dots
NVISO Blog posts:
Compiling a Windows Service With Mono on Kali
The Windows service I used in my previous blog post can also be compiled on Kali (or other Linux distros or OSX) using Mono.
First I install Mono on Kali: sudo apt-get install mono-devel
Then I can use Mono’s C# compiler mcs. Unlike .NET’s C# compiler csc.exe, mcs requires a reference to compile a Windows service:
mcs -reference:System.ServiceProcess.dll service.cs
