• IPython Shell for IDAPython updated

    After a long time I went back to the IPython Shell.

    I received some comments telling that it had some issues with IDA Pro 5.5 so I started to play with it.

    The issue is not related to the IDA Pro version but with IDAPython version installed.

    Starting from IDAPython 1.2 there's a "script timeout" value. This is why there's a little msg box telling you to wait because a script is running.

    Since the IPython shell script doesn't end, as soon as you type something in the console, IDA blocks, and you can't move the window or anything.

    This timeout value can be increased to avoid blocking IDA, but if you keep the shell opened for a long time, the timeout value may be reached.

    Since IDAPython 1.4, you can disable this timeout value and work with the shell without problems. [1]

  • Download all "The Social Engineer Podcast" episodes with one little script

    I've used this script to download all the episodes from the amazing "Social Engineer Podcast" and thought of sharing it with you guys.

    #!/usr/bin/env python
    # Mp3 feed downloader snippet
    # Modifications by facuman, original script by unutbu
     
    from urllib2 import urlopen
    import re
    import os
    import sys
    # Uncomment the following line and comment the one below if you wish to type the source url
    #url=sys.argv[1]
    url="http://socialengineer.podbean.com/feed/"
    print "Downloading from %s\n\n" % url
    content=urlopen(url).read()
    contents=content.split()
    pat=re.compile('(http://.+?\.mp3)')
    groups=(pat.search(line) for line in content.split())
    tuples=(g.groups() for g in groups if g)
    for mp3, in tuples:

  • Running a full pentesting environment in your Android phone

    Hi guys, we've been working on a pet project that we want to share. This is the first release (hopefully the first of many if you find it useful) of a gentoo powered system image for android based phones (and maybe other arm compatible devices) with a selection of tools that a pentester might find useful to have in his/her pocket.

    Some of the tools that it includes are:

    • Metasploit 2.7 and 3.4
    • Nmap
    • w3af
    • Amap
    • Openssh
    • Tightvnc
    • Scapy
    • Python, Perl and Ruby interpreters
    • and many more.

    Because it's based on gentoo is pretty easy to customize and add or remove packages from it (soon we will post a tutorial on that).

  • Ribadeo at the 'OWASP Security Conference - Argentina 2010'

    Ribadeo is pleased to announce that one of our members, Hernán Segismundo Abbamonte (sector7g) will give a talk about LDAP Injection at the 'OWASP Security conference - Argentina 2010'. Said conference will take place Wednesday 30th of June at 12:30 hs.

    If you wish to know more about the conference, you can download the brochure from the following link:
    http://eventos.fi.uba.ar/seg-informatica/Jornadas2.pdf (in spanish)

    And you can find the presentation's slides here:
    http://docs.google.com/present/view?id=d4wh29d_0cqvxp5cv (also in spanish :P)

    Notes:
    - If you want to find out more about the presenter go to this page: http://www.ribadeohacklab.com.ar/drupal/about
    - To find more about OWASP check out their main site: http://www.owasp.org

  • Hack In The Box Ezine #2 is out

    Today Hack In The Box announced a new issue of their ezine.

    The ezine is available at: http://www.hackinthebox.org/misc/HITB-Ezine-Issue-002.pdf

    You will find our article about Integrity Policies there!

    Also, during these days Hack In The Box Conference took place, and all contents are available online.

    Get HITB 2010 Dubai conference material at: http://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2010dxb/materials/

    A great job by HITB crew.

  • Twitteros de Seguridad en Argentina

    Some days ago, Leonardo Pigñer, Founder of BASE4 Security and one of the EkoParty conference organizers, published an article at his blog, with a list of people that "twitt" things related to security.

    Ribadeo Hack Lab was mentioned there!

    Full post at: http://kungfoosion.blogspot.com/2010/01/twitteros-de-seguridad-en-argent...

    Thanks Leonardo for including us on that list.

  • Some holidays

    During January and February the team will be on holidays and also with some final exams at university.

    You will notice the site won't be updated too often but we'll come back soon with some more material.

    Cheers!

  • Hack In The Box ezine article

    As we mentioned before on an old post, Ribadeo Hack Lab was invited to contribute with and article/paper for the new Hack In The Box magazine.

    The article was about "LDAP Injection, attack and defense techniques".

    You can get the ezine at: https://www.hackinthebox.org/misc/HITB-Ezine-Issue-001.pdf

    You can get the original article (without ezine format) here

    In order to write it, we used a lot of material, but not all of it was mentioned in the article.

    Here you can find the whole reference used, with which you can gain full knowledge about LDAP in all aspects.

  • New hosting

    The site has moved to a new web hosting.

    The previous one had many problems causing the site to be offline for short periods.

    If you find any strange behavior with the site, please let us know.

  • SQL Server 2005 & 2008 Audit

    If you need to do some SQL Server 2005 or 2008 audit activities on DDL and DML operations this tool may help you.

    Download: Effective Permissions Tool

    In order to use the tool you need sysadmin privileges and xp_cmdshell enabled on the database server.
    Before running it, create the following stored procedures on master db:

    • Data Collect: this script will configure trace files with the event classes to audit.
    • Data Reduce: this script reads the information stored in the trace files.

    If you are interested on some more details you can see our slides (only spanish, sorry...)