Pentester, purple/red teamer, social engineer, story listener, and overall terrible guitarist.
Primarily interested in coding red team malware, reverse engineering, and making labs. I aim to primarily talk about offensive security and reverse engineering on this account.
#Malware #RedTeaming #PurpleTeaming #SocialEngineering #Vishing #ReverseEngineering
| WWW | https://faultcraft.com |
| Location | St. Louis metro area, IL, USA |
Switching from macOS to OpenBSD as my daily driver.
A bit of history, I ran OpenBSD for my daily driver for many years, macOS time is much less.
New to me but cool repo, it lists #ransomware tools that were used in actual campaigns and how they were used. Helpful if you need to emulate such things.
How long until folks start forking entire OS source code and use LLMs to solve the time problem, so folks can have support added or removed for things they want?
Vibe-coded os is an interesting attack vector.
Here's the thing, there may be more people (if not 99% of the people) on other social networks, but at the end the day, I still need to actually *do something* with my projects or it is all just idle entertainment under the guise of not or I have no idea.
I just want to nerd out on things that are cool to nerd out on and be able to talk about it with people that get it. That is all here.
Here are all the hashtags of things I'm working on and will be posting about, what I'm interested in from others, and whatever adjacent from folks in those spheres bubble up (I want a clubhouse).
#Malware #RedTeaming #PurpleTeaming #SocialEngineering #Vishing #ReverseEngineering
Updated how I will use this account:
Primarily interested in coding red team malware and making labs. I aim to primarily talk about offensive security on this account.
Other things will likely be deleted. More signal. I can make noise elsewhere.
Really does seem like there are two realities right now in offensive cyber security:
1) A world where people keep on doing what they've always done.
2) A world where people learn LLM technologies and how to use them well.
Adapting is key for sure.
Investigating @radareorg projects to assist with, some areas of convergence for me with offensive adversarial services at work.
I want to dive deeper into not only coding C and assembly well, but specifics of things related to work, like PE binary stuff. There's a lot of help to be had there. There's a lot I need to learn about PE binaries, reversing all manner of them and manipulating them so they are still functional.
I figure I can't really be proficient with windows binary malware without truly knowing PE in and out? If I'm wrong, don't correct me.
Frankly, there are a lot of areas to help in a lot of places, lol. Yay for me, sucks for pancake.
Andy P