Henrik Falk May 07, 2026
How to build .NET obfuscator - Part II
We finished with string replacement and primitive obfuscation runtime. Now it’s time to spice things up a bit. Before that we write relatively simple obfuscation techniques, which is quite trivial to undo. In this article I would explain how to transform control flow in such way that make your life a bit harder.
Андрій-Ка
Active Directory Exploitation with Metasploit
Each phase includes the exact Metasploit syntax used, the operational rationale, and a screenshot of the live module output.
Hacking Articles • raj
Cross-Session Activation
Cross-Session activation (CSA) is considered the latest evolution of lateral movement via the Distributed Component Object Model. Threat actors with elevated privileges on the asset, can leverage cross-session activation to execute code under the context of the user that has an interactive session on the target host.
Purple Team
