help with A Christmas Catastrophe: A Letter to Santa
I am in the scalation privileges part. Tried to create a symlink to /root/root.txt and to /root in /etc/letters/ waiting cron /etc/chmod.sh takes ownership with chmod 666 instruction and then extract token, but doesn't work Any help? Is there something missing?A Step-by-Step Guide to Hosting Your Own Hacktober Event
Organizing engaging, informative, and enjoyable cybersecurity events like Swisscom's Hacktober event doesn't have to be daunting. With strategic groundwork and relevant, interactive challenges, you can create a cybersecurity event that is both fun and educational. Are you considering hosting a similar cybersecurity event? This blog provides a step-by-step guide to creating an impactful event, resulting in a more skilled and prepared workforce.CSM Tip:Personal MITRE ATT&CK – Did You Know You Can Print Your Entire Chart?
As we start off a very busy 2025m you may be thinking about preparing for your annual review conversation with your manager. Was upskilling a part of your personal goals? Ever wish you could print/view your personal Mitre ATT&CK framework straight from the Immersive platform. Good new, you CAN! In the Chrome browser Cmd + p (or control + p in windows), and adjusting the scale zoom so the whole thing fits on one page, can then get a pdf of full quality *MAC users be sure to go into “More Settings” and check this box (background graphics): Have you printed your personal MITRE ATT&CK chart? If so, how did you use it?
CSM Tip: Have A Summer Series! Are YOU Taking Advantage Of Summer?
Being the comedian I am, I was going to title this tip “Have Your Own Personal Summer series” but I didn’t want the core message of this idea to get lost in my wacky humor. Working with customers over the years across the globe, I’ve seen a trend. What is that trend? People on the team take their annual holidays to enjoy the weather, spend time with their families when the kids are out of school, spend more time in the fresh air away from screens, etc. Thus, structured programs and large projects wane a little bit as opposed to the fervor that resumes as autumn hits. One of the ways customers overcome this and stick to their personal growth and development plans as well as the broad organizational/department plans is to host “Summer Series”. What is that you say? Well, it is sometimes a large group activity or challenge over the summer (have you checked out the challenge labs in the Exercise section of Immersive?) Or, it’s a weekly/biweekly/monthly “workshop” drop in session that team members can attend (when they are not on their well-earned annual holidays) to learn more on a topic (come on, I KNOW you want to learn more about cutting edge topics like secure coding in the age of integrated LLM in your apps and systems). So, be the voice on your team to suggest this or, like my wacky idea for a tip topic suggests, implement your own Personal Summer series. You will be glad you did.kali linux: killall xfce4-panel
Hi @ all Maybe I am the only one that opens a root terminal on kali linux, pastes "killall xfce4-panel" to get rid of the menu bar at the bottom of the screen. For me it's a waste of screen space, esp. when running in a window. And if you ever wondered how to get rid of it, now you know. How do you deal with it? ncCSM Tip: Immerse Yourself In our Multi-Language Experience!
Did you know you can easily change your Immersive platform experience to a variety of supported languages? We are a global family and many of you are multi-lingual and/or have a primary language preference other than English. This fantastic capability has been available for a while, but I still talk with global teams from time to time that are unaware of this great feature. Simply head up to the top right of the platform and select from the dropdown globe symbol. Have you used this feature? Do you know some peers that may benefit from knowing about this and trying it in another language of their choice?
Introduction to Active Directory Attacks: Local Passwords
Briefing says to use poweup.ps1 but i dont see the powershell script in the tools folder. additionally tried powershell command mentioned but producing so many result. any thoughts or suggestion to find the password stored in some where in files.
