Some notes about me and why this site exists.

It’s much more dynamic than my main blog. I’ll add to this more frequently and focus on process rather than result. This note repo is supposed to be a portal into how I work as a practitioner; rough-hewn, scattered, craftspersonship.

That’s why it has the Dracula color scheme! When I work on projects, I use the Dracula theme in most of my IDEs and applications. So this is a pretty close representation of what I see when I work.

Dracula - Dark theme for 260+ apps

Dracula is a color scheme for code editors and terminal emulators such as Vim, Notepad++, iTerm, VSCode, Terminal.app, ZSH, and much more.

draculatheme.com

I still maintain my main blog at https://huskyhacks.dev and will continue to do so. But that site is not good for maintaining a repository of notes and projects.

But do you know what is good for that? Notion!

This site is built with Notion and Super.so, a Notion website editor. This allows me to rapidly document my thoughts, projects, code snippets, and all that good stuff.

husky@kali:~# whoami

Hi. I'm Husky. I'm a cybersecurity practitioner and student of ethical hacking. I write about my fail-forward attempts to learn the ins and outs of technical cybersecurity. And about un-related life stuff, like getting kicked off of the Appalachian Trail during the Coronavirus outbreak. I do my best to break the concepts down until they...

huskyhacks.dev

I, for one, love the Dracula theme! I’m not a web developer and I don’t care enough to have someone design a site for me. My note archive is not an art exhibit, it’s the workshop. It’s where ideas are formed and things are tried and tested. I think the site layout fits the site’s purpose.

It’s dead simple! Get started at Super.so:

Super - Create Websites with Notion

Your work stays in a place you control and love, while Super handles the technical parts of publishing it to your website. This means you can focus what's actually important to you: creating content and building your brand without worrying about configurations, plugins, downtime, performance, or security.

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🌐 Where You Can Find Me

🐦 Twitter | 📡 Main Blog | 👽 GitHub | 📺 YouTube

📒Recent Notes

8/30/22 🥋Content Creators, I Will Teach You Cyber Jiu-Jitsu

8/12/22 🛡️The Responsible Red Teamer’s Manifesto

7/30/22 🌉On Patching Binaries

7/16/22 🦟MS-Interloper: On the Subject of Malicious MSIs

4/22/22 👁️‍🗨️Failing All The Way To Token Manipulation, Part 1

4/16/22 ☁️COM Hijacking Creative Cloud

⚡My Work

TryHackMe | Weasel

I think the data science team has been a bit fast and loose with their project resources.

tryhackme.com

The Taggart Institute: Master Your Craft

Great hackers are good people. Many courses on red teaming will teach you the technical process of how to exploit targets. But seldom do courses cover what it means to carry out the role of a red teamer responsibly.

taggartinstitute.org

TryHackMe | Takedown

We have reason to believe a corporate webserver has been compromised by RISOTTO GROUP. Cyber interdiction is authorized for this operation. Find their teamserver and take it down.

tryhackme.com

Practical Malware Analysis & Triage

Arm yourself with knowledge and bring the fight to the bad guys! Practical Malware Analysis & Triage (PMAT) brings the state of the art of malware analysis to you in engaging instructional videos and custom made, practical labs. Welcome to Practical Malware Analysis & Triage.

academy.tcm-sec.com

GitHub - HuskyHacks/PMAT-labs: Labs for Practical Malware Analysis & Triage

Welcome to the labs for Practical Malware Analysis & Triage. Read this carefully before proceeding. This repository contains live malware samples for use in the Practical Malware Analysis & Triage course (PMAT). These samples are either written to emulate common malware characteristics or are live, real world, "caught in the wild" samples.

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📝Recent Blog Posts

ChatGPT & Malware Analysis

I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords.

notes.huskyhacks.dev

TryHackMe: Takedown Walkthrough

This is the official walkthrough for this room. I did not cover every single detail available but do cover enough to get from start to finish. Obviously, major spoilers are ahead from here on out.

notes.huskyhacks.dev

Malware Analysis Labs: Internal Network vs Host-Only

"If Host-Only mode allows a VM to route to the physical host in some circumstances, can it really be considered safe for malware analysis?" I applaud my students for approaching me about this because it means they are thinking critically about safety during malware analysis.

notes.huskyhacks.dev

How To HACK Your EX'S SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS (REAL GUIDE)

What better way to get revenge than to your ? That's where I, 0xTastyyboi, come in. I'm going to show you all that you need to know to EX'S SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS your . EX'S SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS ... Kali doesn't have notepad.exe ? What the hell is...

notes.huskyhacks.dev

Red Team Infrastructure Done Right

You may be familiar with Tim MalcomVetter's blog post on Safe Red Team Infrastructure , where he lays out the high level overview of how to make a safe red team operational network. That post changed my life, but it did lack the technical details on how to do this process in a practical sense.

notes.huskyhacks.dev

We Put A C2 In Your Notetaking App: OffensiveNotion

Notion is a popular notetaking application. It has lots of great features that make notetaking a snap. Some of the features we love the most include the capability to share notebooks across teams, push notes to cloud storage, build custom templates, and, in general, deck out your pages so they feel like they have lots of personality!

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DLL Hijacking & DLL Proxying An SNES Emulator

Time: 30 mins Difficulty: Beginner Skills: Custom Exploit Development, DLL Hijacking 30 minute exploit dev post. Let's get it. I fell down another security research rabbit hole and when I snapped out of it, I found myself.... ...playing Chrono Trigger? Wait, what? That program in the picture is an SNES Emulator and, if you're like...

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