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John Hammond (@JohnHammond)

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ctf-katana

This repository aims to hold suggestions (and hopefully/eventually code) for CTF challenges. The "project" is nicknamed Katana.

msdt-follina

Codebase to generate an msdt-follina payload

katana

Katana - Automatic CTF Challenge Solver in Python3

poor-mans-pentest

This a collection of the code that I have written for the Poor Man's Pentest presentation.

security-resources

A communal outpouring of online resources for learning different things in cybersecurity

CVE-2021-34527

vbe-decoder

A Python3 script to decode an encoded VBScript file, often seen with a .vbe file extension

oscp-notetaking

This repository houses some of the small scripts I had used to quickly document throughout my OSCP course. This was referenced on YouTube, and should be made available to others!

ignition_key

This is a small BASH script to quickly setup all the tools I would want and need on a new machine.

labs

Free and publicly available training labs and exercises, for quick copy-and-paste demonstrations, learning and education.

active_directory

Notes and resources for the Active Directory YouTube series on https://youtube.com/JohnHammond010

johnhammond.org

The code and material for my personal open-source website. (Flask, Gunicorn, Certbot)

archlinux

These are my notes and setup scripts while installing and preparing my Arch Linux environment.

pyminify

Compress a Python script to a command-line one-liner

intro2linux

This is a clone of the of Introduction To Linux repo that I developed for the class I taught at the US Coast Guard Academy.

thm

My adhoc and abhorrent notes and work for TryHackMe machines. This repository is for personal use but is made public in case other somehow benefit from it.

binnim

Shitty Nim code that reads in a file and converts it into \x hex representation, for the use of shellcode binaries.

notes

An Obsidian vault to Github Pages workflow to hopefully make me take notes

CVE-2012-2982

A Python replicated exploit for Webmin 1.580 /file/show.cgi Remote Code Execution

c2c2

My new C2 framework

htbbizctf2021

Code and notes for the 2021 HackTheBox Business CTF

qr2unicode

Crappy Python code to render a QR code as "plaintext" with Unicode

wfi

Windows File Integrity -- an archive of information on installed Windows binaries.

misfortune-ctf-challenge

A small binary exploitation challenge to demonstrate a typical return2libc attack

netstatgo

Crappy Golang code to list local listening ports and their associated processes.

underthewire

These are notes and code from my experience working through the UnderTheWire wargames.

overthewire_natas_solutions

As requested on YouTube, this is an archive of my Python scripts and code that I've used to solve the Natas challenges from OverTheWire.

hackersyntax

training_wheels-public

The teaching vessel and "interactive textbook" that I am building for the Intro to Linux class at the USCGA.

fakemsf

Fake msfconsole for the use in demonstrations

CVE-2020-35846

Python PoC for CVE-2020-35846 targeting Cockpit 0.11.1

devops

CVE-2021-4034

Bash implementation of CVE-2021-4034

sshkeys

A weaponized technique for SSH to accept an inserted public/private key. Useful for red team effects.

pcdc2019

This is a repository to house convenient things for the 2019 PCDC competition.

cipherplane

This Python code will quickly find duplicates or similarities in sets of data.

bbfuzzer

Nightmare code I wrote and used for the Cyberstakes 2016 Breaking Binaries challenge. Managed to crack a good 200+ programs, though, more than any other team! This is the catalyst to a better utility: peach.

autoctfd

This is a poor-mans framework to automate the creation of a CTFd instance, dynamically recreating challenges and the interface.

sandbox

My 1/c Senior Design project (at least the first half of it), aiming to synthesize virtualization and automation. I take advantage of VMware vCenter and PowerCLI to automate the process of creating a dynamic network.

stix-attack-flow

Crappy code to work with MITRE Attack Flows with the stix2 Python library

pim

"...my own endeavor to learn low-level programming and develop a kernel or operating system". I have not touched this in years and I consider it inactive at the current moment.

primefac_fork

a crappy "hack" or fork of the Python module primefac, but with a different modular inverse function

bearshop

The online "Cadet Store" that my classmates asked me to build

fake_cdx_forum

This is the fake website forum I created in JavaScript before CDX 2017.

CVE-2036-69420

circle

This is a testbed for CircleCI

cdx_2016

Relics and artifacts from the CDX 2016 exercise that should help us prepare for the future

go-for-blaine