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openssl 🔐

Install

Install the OpenSSL on Debian based systems

sudo apt-get install openssl

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This article was transcoded by Jian Yue SimpRead, the original address bbs.pediy.com

[Original] Kernel, container, and eBPF attack and defense

[](#Kernel, container, and eBPF attack and defense) Kernel, container, and eBPF attack and defense

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• [Kernel, container, and eBPF attack and defense preliminary exploration] (#kernel, container, and ebpf attack and defense preliminary exploration)

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#!/bin/bash -e

###################
# ARRAY UTILITIES #
###################

function arrayToParameters()
{
    local -r array=("${@}")

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#!/bin/bash


echo 'Mounting /opt'

mount -t tmpfs tmpfs /opt

echo 'enabling opkg package manager...'

/usr/bin/opkg.sh > /dev/null

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

[ "$1" == "l" ] && docker ps && exit;

[ "$1" == "c" ] && docker run -it -d -P --name kali-m1  --mount type=bind,source=/Users/alexnevpryaga/mnt/pentest,target=/home/shared/pentest --mount type=bind,source=/Users/alexnevpryaga/Downloads,target=/home/shared/downloads --cap-add=NET_ADMIN --cap-add=SYS_ADMIN --device /dev/net/tun  santaklouse/kali-m1:latest > /dev/null && exit;

[ "$1" == "s" ] && docker start -a -i kali-m1 && exit

[ "$1" == "b" ] && docker exec -it kali-m1 /bin/bash && exit

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run scan_wifi.sh in order to mount remote folder by sshfs and start wifi traffic monitor/scan/save and write to mounted dir

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function pidsof() {
pids=(`pgrep "$1"`, `pidof "$1"`, `ps -Ac | grep -m1 '"$1"\$' | awk '{print \$1}'`)

pids=$piods|tr ',' ' '

echo pids
#
# strings=(`pgrep "$a"`, `pidof "$a"`, `ps -Ac | grep -m1 '"$a"\$' | awk '{print \$1}'`)
#
# pids=()

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dragon

dragon.c: a sniffing, non binding, reverse down/exec, portknocking service * Based on cd00r.c by [email protected] and helldoor.c by [email protected].

Compiles as a windows service. Once installed & started, it'll listen (using winpcap) to all interfaces on the machine. If a packet comes across with the "magic source port", it'll reach out using wget to download and execute a binary based off of the src ip of the senders packet.

As it stands the the "magic source port" is 12317. To change this, you can modify the option listed in the accepted source port in the function "packet_handler".

To compile use MinGW's version of gcc.

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Adds to bash env command for search cheatsheets (from cheat.sh)

Install

this will add function to ~/.bashrc file (create it if needed)

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://cutt.ly/HG6lFaV)"

Example:

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Run it in console:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://t.ly/h7wB)"