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Cathrine Manor

Kemmer Trace

Fadel Mountains

Towne Row

Davonte Stravenue

Nice Video, Clear and Informative. I do have i question, how does the server send back the information if it doesnt know how sent it?

I can't run Start-Process

Gislason Courts

Kyleigh Views

Johns Valley

West Lodge

Krystel Mission

Powlowski Expressway

19102 Kovacek Motorway

"pretty high priviliges" with most features disabled. good vid tho!

Kemmer Lake

Kamryn Ports

Jarrett Dam

Shawna Forge

Luettgen Mount

Roel Tunnel

McLaughlin Skyway

Deborah Neck

Very well explained

"Transmission Control Protocol, together with Internet Protocol, forms the basis of the TCP/IP 4-layer model. These layers are conceptual frameworks that define how data should be transmitted over a network to ensure stable connections. Each layer in the model serves a different purpose. For instance, the **Network Access Layer** (the first layer) involves the physical aspects of network connections, such as the hardware responsible for data transmission. Please note, I am still under training, and the information in this comment may require further refinement or additional details."

awesome can you do some on wazuh? Its a great way to secure your network with industry standards and its FREE, or any alternative you like?

awesome playlist of videos, if you can do some on proxmox VE passing P4 PGU to containers not using the VGPU and the nvidia drivers as some have has success doing it but its not documented. I am having an issue at the moment that my VM's have started to run slow for some reason, I am using R730 SAS SSD (enterprise 1.8Gb) in HBA mode with ZFS so should be fine, I am getting another just for the Proxmox OS next month.. Doing a fresh install of proxmox to see if it clears up the slow VM's, the lastest Proxmox kernel doesnt like my Tesla p4 Gpu so have to use a previous version.. :(

yes, sandboxes

What about resizing an encrypted system partition / volume? Do you have a procedure for that yet? I'm trying to work one out. What I know so far is that using Gparted to move it doesn't break the bootloader, but does bork the windows boot process, presumably because the offset to the EFI / boot directory has changed. This theory is reinforced by the fact that moving the partition back to the exact cylinder start stops where it was previously positioned on the disk restores the boot process with no additional repair steps. For that reason, I wouldn't expect a Header Restore to fix that particular problem. Perhaps a VeraCrypt Recovery Disk to repair the EFI entries? Still testing... Let me know if you have a solution to this.

Crowdstrike need to watch this. :(

Unfortunately now defender blocks the last command(

Big thx

Big thx for the tutorial

You can also check the loaded modules inside of your process instead of looking for a dir. simply checking -> tasklist /m /fi "imagename eq process.exe" and if it has SbieDll.dll then exit.

Nahh dude don't be teaching people that

thank you very much for this video!

Super + Enter

Cool you showed us how to tell if its sandboxed not how to bypass.... Also the thing is fucking useless js.

So I only have to gain access to the mahcine, install this program, run it, let it identify it's a sandbox environment, and then I suddenly have gained access to their host mahcine? Genius!

And I thought virtual machines were safe to test malware, thank you for showing me this.

does it also detect if you run a sandbox in a sandbox?

Hey real offensive security specialist here. This is fing useless

i like the part where you tell us how they bypass after detecting a sandbox

Do it with more complex password. Using symbols, characters, uppercase, lowercase

hello, very interessant and you explain things well. We are waiting the next video please

please can i have your email

hello, I'm lucky to come across your video, first of all I thank you.Please I need your help, I am actually on a project in which I should deploy packetfence in my company network, my main difficulty is how to integrate RADIUS or a mechanism to identify all devices that connect to my network initially

I do actually want to know more about wire shark.

TBH that's a bomb video. Excellent video, right what I needed