two methods for #Injecting code into local process and run in-memory without make any new process and #bypassing #Antiviruses ...
my new #C2 server Web-browser edition (for test only) with two (old but still useful) Techniques for Run #Assembly #bytes #inmemory
and i made Network C# core code for this New C# C2 server [web-browser edition] via #AIChat + search in you.com, this site is awesome, all research only here in this site, still i really do not use Google.com after this "you.com" Search engine + AI and #AI Chat etc
helps to fast research and i made C2 server very faster than before via you.com all things are faster and better but sometimes code are not good or have bug/error but its ok ;D i can handle that.

as you can see "runmem" and "runmem2" are two internal commands for my C2 and which two method my Assembly code is Running in-Memory (downloaded from address 192.168.56.102/payload.txt asm-bytes via text format and run in memory via C2 Server side code [NativePayload_ServerC2.exe]) and Windows Defender Bypassed very well, these methods are not new but sill useful in some AVs ;D

related video => https://infosec.exchange/@DamonMohammadbagher/109697761820485786

i will talk about Making C2 Server and these Codes in my New #ebook by one Chapter...
#redteam #pentesting

Climate startup Make Sunsets releases toxic chemicals into the atmosphere to block the sun, alarming scientists
https://techstartups.com/2022/12/28/climate-startup-make-sunsets-releases-toxic-chemicals-atmosphere-block-sun-alarming-scientists/

> #injecting large amounts of #particles into the #atmosphere would not undo the effects of increasing carbon dioxide levels, but rather create #another #climate scenario. It might bring down temperatures but would not, eg, reduce ocean acidification. The #consequences for precipitation and wind patterns are #unknown.
> There are currently #nolaws or treaties that #regulate weather #modification or #climate #engineering and I’m afraid we will in the future see more companies doing this.
--Sabine Hossenfelder

@Tor's Open Research Topics: 2018 Edition
https://blog.torproject.org/tors-open-research-topics-2018-edition
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#Injecting Software #Vulnerabilities with Voltage
Glitching
https://yifan.lu/images/2019/01/Injecting_Software_Vulnerabilities_with_Voltage_Glitching.pdf

Hacking PostgreSQL
https://www.postgresql.eu/events/pgconfeu2018/sessions/session/2058/slides/96/hackingpg-present.pdf
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How I reverse-engineer an application for security assessment https://hashnode.com/post/how-i-reverse-engineer-an-application-for-security-assessment-cjrfre4ra00nqlbs1uluv8va7
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This guide details the planning and the tools involved in creating a secure Linux production systems.

https://github.com/trimstray/the-practical-linux-hardening-guide
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