New NBTEnum version
Those who perform penetration tests probably already know this tool. Ok, a new version was just released. Even if you don’t use it, visit Reed Arvin site, there are lots of great tools there.
Security Balancetrying to bring balance to the Force |
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Those who perform penetration tests probably already know this tool. Ok, a new version was just released. Even if you don’t use it, visit Reed Arvin site, there are lots of great tools there.
I thnk that Richard Bejtlich is being a little picky about this subject, but he still got his point. Even in a work with such good content as the Top 20, basic concept mistakes can jeopardize its value. A document like this is read and used by lots of people, spreading the mistakes throughout the [...]
Should I still need to say that this one is critical (well, MS already did that)? Every time that there is a vulnerability in core Windows services, like “Server” and “Workstation”, it smells like worm spirit. There is a relatively new fact that needs to be remembered these days… Microsoft is pushing its processes to [...]
Those that constantly need to study trojans and viruses behaviour, or to debug “LUA bugs” in Windows applications, probably already know Sysinternal tools Filemon and Regmon. I always wondered why there wasn’t a tool combining both. Now there is.