Supervisor should supervise.
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ImpostorKeanu commented on Caddy – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS caddyserver.com/... · Posted by u/huang_chung
I'm absolutely hooked on Caddy. Just developed an AITM phishing tool like EvilGinx2. Challenging project, but Caddy's modularity really brings it all together. Need encrypted landing pages? Just string together a few modules. Need conditional forward proxies to make sure requests originate from geographic regions? Placeholders to the rescue.
Absolute stunner project.
ImpostorKeanu commented on Attacking UNIX Systems via CUPS evilsocket.net/2024/09/26... · Posted by u/NetBender
Anyone exposing CUPS to the internet is living a level of not giving a fuck that CVEs cannot reach.
Lateral movement and privilege escalation are total wins, tho.
Reminds me of one of my projects:
https://github.com/blackhillsinfosec/skyhook
Round-trip encrypted file transfer. Uses WASM to decrypt files on the client side.
Aims to bypass IDS.
ImpostorKeanu commented on Personal VPN services are snake oil httpscolonforwardslashfor... · Posted by u/ementally
Another interesting point is that VPN providers have access to server-side keys and, obviously, the processes. This just makes the VPN provider the new ISP.
There's no guarantee that VPN traffic isn't being decrypted and inspected
"just trust us, bro. look at our popsec influencer approvals, bro."
ImpostorKeanu commented on Want to Steal a Tesla? Try Using a Flipper Zero gizmodo.com/want-to-steal... · Posted by u/rntn
Misconstruing/misrepresenting what the Flipper Zero can do is very in vogue right now.
Agreed. Just clickbait garbage.
ImpostorKeanu commented on Fewer people are buying electric cars in the US businessinsider.com/elect... · Posted by u/NN88
It's relative to personal preference, economic status, and general logistics. If your living conditions and/or lifestyle support EVs, do the thing if you want. Stick with ICE otherwise.
Although, I do have to say that I think EV benefits can materialize without national adoption.
If the majority of people were to prefer EVs in a densely populated city, for instance, then conditions would likely improve for everyone who lives within the boundaries of said city due reduced emissions. Not to mention minimized road noise! It seems like every other car in Atlanta is a Hellcat and 02:30 is their doughnut hour (kill me plz).
In an ideal world, we could use EVs for daily life and high speed rail for long distance travel. But that'd involve tax dollars and that'd take away from the military industrial complex's bottom line, and we can't have that!
ImpostorKeanu commented on Download the Newly Unsealed Jeffrey Epstein Documents Here 404media.co/download-the-... · Posted by u/coloneltcb
If this wouldn't have been the most effective "download and open this zip" phishing campaign in history.....
ImpostorKeanu commented on E621, Pornhub, and others block North Carolina residents foxcarolina.com/2023/12/2... · Posted by u/lilboiluvr69
While I strongly disagree with this NC law, and others, your analogy is a bad one.
As a society I think we've accepted that some things (cigarettes, alcohol, sex, etc.) should be restricted from children. That's a far cry from requiring ID every time I go to the grocery store. But, as long as I've been alive, you have had to show ID to purchase alcohol, and the sky hasn't fallen.
Again, I think these types of laws are particularly poorly thought out, but I don't buy the "slippery slope into dystopia" arguments, and I think there are better arguments against it.
The core of OPs argument is that tracking is bad, not that ID/age verification is bad.
Role focuses on developing and maintaining automation for penetration testing service infrastructure (C2, remote access, phishing, etc.).