Installing Visual Studio Code on Fedora 31
Setting up DVWA
Creating users with Ansible Ad-Hoc commands
Customizing hotkeys on keyboard
Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04
Installing Visual Studio Code on Fedora 31https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxgNDBoGN8I Install SNAP Microsoft released updates to Visual Studio Code as a SNAP package. Snap is a package management utility similar to apt, yum, or dnf, that is […]
Setting up DVWAhttps://youtu.be/6EbdPO3nPmo DVWA ( http://www.dvwa.co.uk/ ) is a very useful tool for learning about web-based security. This is not just useful for hackers, but also for security engineers to learn […]
Creating users with Ansible Ad-Hoc commandshttps://youtu.be/pr0ZA6pw-jU One of the Ansible modules I was excited to learn about was the user module. With this module we can quickly and easily create and manage users on multiple systems. This […]
Customizing hotkeys on keyboardI use a Dell keyboard, model Y-U0003-DEL5 that has a string of hotkeys on the top of it. These keys for the most part are useless to me because they are primarily for web browsing (back, forward, […]
Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04https://youtu.be/2P9KBdkoLF0 Install LAMP Stack To begin installation of the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) we update the apt catalog. Then we select the packages to install. NOTE: We are […]
Recent Videos
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Creating MSFPAYLOADS
A walk-through of how to create and use MSFPayloads to attack machines in an offline method. -
Exploitation with IPv6
A walk-through of how to attack a computer using IPv6. The process of attacking over IPv6 is mostly the same as over IPv4, but because of the second protocol, the system may not be as secure as expected. -
Transferring and Seizing FSMO Roles
A short walk-through showing different methods of transferring the Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) roles in AD. First we transfer them using the GUI tools, then via PowerShell. Finally, we show how to forcibly seize the roles. -
Creating AD Sites
A walk-through of how to create Active Directory Sites, Site Links, and Bridgehead servers to assist in AD replication -
Secure your Azure SQL Database
A walk-through of the Microsoft Learn lab to secure our SQL database in Azure. This lab shows several ways to secure the database with firewalls, user permissions, data masking, and advanced security options. -
Scale multiple Azure SQL Databases with SQL elastic pools
A walk-through of the Microsoft Learn lab to scan Azure databases with elastic pools. This allows us to create a single pool to share resources amongst, allowing us to be more efficient and flexible in our expenditures. -
Provision an Azure SQL database to store application data
A walk-through of the Microsoft Learn Labs activity. In this lab we build a new SQL database in Azure and manage the configurations of the DB -
Using Metasploit to Attack a Remote System
A walk-though of one way to use Metasploit to attack a remote system. In this scenario we create a fake website and attract a target to use. Once they visit the website, we have exploited them and can then use their machine as a proxy to attack other internal computers -
Using Armitage to Attack the Network
A short walk-through of one way to use Armitage to attack a remote network. In this example we utilize a WEBDAV vulnerability to attack a web server, and then use that computer as a pivot against other computers in the network -
Using Spear Phishing to Target an Organization
A walk-though of how to use Spear Phishing to begin attacking an organization. Once the phishing message is sent, the target is encouraged to connect to a malicious Metasploit system that attacks and takes control of the machine -
Breaking WEP and WPA Encryption
A walk-through of how wireless network traffic is vulnerable to decryption attacks. In this video we decrypt and view data from OPEN wireless networks, WEP encrypted networks, and WPA encrypted networks. We then show simple ways to track and observe the network traffic. -
Create a Content Delivery Network for your Website with Azure CDN and Blob Services
A walk-though of the Microsoft Learn Lab (https://docs.microsoft.com/learn/modules/create-cdn-static-resources-blob-storage/) that shows how to configure a CDN in Azure. It then shows how to manage various features of the CDN and how this can be beneficial in different web deployment methods