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Evading Antiviruses with msfencode
Hello everyone, new week, new video.
Here you can see the difference between using staged and non staged shellcodes from a functional point of view and under the perspective of a pentester who wants to evade AV’s. Then we dive into msfencode and its usage to bypass AV’s.
How to build backdoors with msfpayload
There’s a new video in our Youtube channel.
We are keeping up with our promise to deliver one free pentesting video every week.
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The new video will deal with Msfpayload, a handy utility shipped with Metasploit that lets you use shellcodes (payloads) and builds stand alone executables around them.
Inauguration of our Youtube channel
What’s new today? We have just opened our Youtube channel! And the best part is that we will host video tutorials and live hacking examples done by our students, for our students.
Someone says that the best way to learn is by teaching.
Penetration testing course – Pro 1.1 released
We’ve heard your suggestions, we’ve applied a number of bug fixes and improvements to our first version of the Penetration testing course Professional and released another updated version of our course:
v1.1
It is amazing to see how many people are willing to employ much of their spare time noting down bugs and improvements.
Writing OS Independent Shellcode
Penetration Testing Professional has the most complete and comprehensive coverage of system security among the penetration testing training courses online.
Vipin Kumar and Nitin Kumar, authors of the system security section, covered shellcoding step by step and in great detail.
Malware Can Bypass all Windows-based AVs
New Research suggests cyber criminals can now easily bypass anti-virus software on almost all Windows operating systems
Now we are in trouble. Research from Matousec has revealed a means by which a hacker would be capable of disabling dozens of modern AV’s including McAfee, Symantec, and friends.
Jarlsberg – A Web Application Testing Lab from Google
Google announced new tool for pentesters and web application ethical hackers.
Thank you, Google! A new and very effective way to learn web application security from the developer’s point of view has been announced: Jarlsberg (link no longer available).
The vulnerable application created by Google is coded in Python and was created for pentesters or web developers to practice hacking from different perspectives such as black box testing and whitehat testing through code inspection (addressed to Python coders).
David vs Goliath: Penetration Testing Professional Goes Live
With a little help from our friends in cyber security, eLearnSecurity’s latest pentesting course now has a release date.
When I called two friends, Brett and Vipin, to coauthor the Penetration Testing Professional training course, I didn’t intend for them to work one full year, night and day.