Professionally Evil Software: Laudanum 1.0 release!
Secure Ideas is excited to announce the immediate release of Laudanum 1.0.
Professionally Evil Toolkit – Recon-ng
The first stage of almost every successful penetration test is the reconnaissance phase. During this phase of an engagement we scour publicly accessible…
Burp Extension for F5 Cookie Detection
James Jardine wrote an excellent blog post called “Decoding F5 Cookie” where he described in detail how F5 load balancers use a persistence cookie
Kismet Log Viewer v2 Tool Released
Secure Ideas actively supports open source and giving back to the community. In that light, we’re announcing the release of an updated tool…
Professionally Evil Toolkit – BozoCrack
This week I’ve been teaching a class on web app security for developers and I remembered a fun little script that I thought I’d share here.
Professionally Evil Toolkit – Reconnoiter
In this series of the Professionally Evil Toolkit we will be talking about Reconnoiter. Reconnoiter was created by Secure Ideas very own Jason Wood.
Professionally Evil Toolkit – Sqlmap
In this series of the Professionally Evil Toolkit we will be talking about sqlmap, an open source penetration testing tool that is written in python.
Laudanum by Example: Shell
Uploading a shell command file and then start running shell commands against the target server.
Introduction to Laudanum
As a security consultant, there are so many scenarios that I run into every day that there is no one tool or script that solves every problem.
Installing RatProxy on Windows Webcast
A few months ago I did the original Installing RatProxy on Windows blog post that describes both how to install Cygwin (required for RatProxy) and RatProxy