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blog.flanker017.me
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| | | | | Testing Empire as post-exploitation framework in domain environment Due to recent research on Red-Blue Team Operations, I became interested in various post-exploitation framework. Since the widely ... | |
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www.darkoperator.com
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www.cosive.com
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| | | | | Assemblyline 4 is a popular open-source private malware repository. Arguably the most powerful feature of Assemblyline 4 is the capability to chain services together for comprehensive and highly customisable artifact triage and analysis. Each Assemblyline service performs a specific function (similar to the "microservices" pattern often used in software architecture). These services can be chained together to process files, extract relevant information, and evaluate potential threats. In this guide, we'll dive into Assemblyline's most useful managed (built-in) services you can incorporate into your analysis workflows. | |
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buildingsofnewengland.com
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| | | Eclectic houses of the late 19th and early 20th centuries are my favorite as they showcase how architects of the time blend features and break the strict mold of academic styles. This example is found in the Cottage Farm neighborhood of Brookline and dates to 1905. Designed by relatively unknown architect, Alfred Lyman Darrow, who... | ||
