Black Hat Go

STACKTITAN is proud to announce the official release date for Black Hat Go, a book co-authored by STACKTITAN founders | principals Dan Kottmann (@djkottmann) and Chris Patten (@packetassailant). The book, published by No Starch, provides an in-depth guide on using the Go programming language for the development of offensive security tools.…

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Postman+Burp Macros and Asymmetrical API Testing

This post will walkthrough using Postman+Burp macros to test asymmetrical APIs…

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Secure WebDav Egress: AMZ EC2, Apache, and Let's Encrypt

This post will describe the process to setup an AWS EC2 webdav instance with valid Let's Encrypt certificates. This could be used in attacks where the adversary controls the UNC path and wants an alternative encrypted webdav solution.…

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Phishing: Redressing Microsoft COM Objects

This post will describe how to overcome an embedded Office COM object from looking less than enticing and making it more phish friendly, such as a clickable button.…

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Kali Rolling and PowerShell Core

This post provides a resolution to an issue preventing Microsoft Powershell Core from installing on Kali Rolling.…