andrew-morris/PUG

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andrew-morris/PUG

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Generate users with "random-ish" realistic passwords or password hashes

stupid_malware

Python malware for pentesters that bypasses most antivirus (signature and heuristics) and IPS using sheer stupidity

kippo_detect

Quick proof of concept to detect a Kippo SSH honeypot instance externally

presentations

A centralized location for all presentations I've given at various conferences

virustotal_domain_search

Search a domain on VirusTotal to identify if any known malware samples have ever attempted to communicate with it

greynoise-fail2ban

Fail2ban plugin for GreyNoise

shellpaste

Tiny snippet of code that pulls ASCII shellcode from pastebin and executes it

password-crack-poc

Two simple hash crackers written in Go and Python for educational purposes

cowrie-userdb-generator

Generate accepted credentials for Cowrie SSH honeypot

chuilang-c2-detect

Nmap NSE script to detect Chuilang command and control servers

coding-homework

Reimplementing simple programs in various programming languages to gain a better grasp on programming

shellshock

Running list of people trying to exploit shellshock in the wild

fbpoke

A really sad script that checks your Facebook for pokes and automatically pokes those people back

carve

Simple command line tool to carve data out of a file using start and end memory addresses

google-cli

Small custom scripts to interface with Google via CLI

kangle

Kangle web server / Reverse proxy

tracker

Monitor folders for changes, when folder changes, do something.

dotfiles

fuck the guy that stole my laptop

screenshot

Teeny CLI utility to take a quick screenshot of a webpage, powered by PhantomJS

threat_research_private

Repository of threat research data. This repo is reserved for data that I've deemed secret, as it is still relevant to active threats. Please email me for encryption passphrase.