In 2023 I wrote a blog post on how you can extract and use cookies from Slack to authenticate to the API, and it has become one of my most commonly viewed articles. Since then, Slack have changed a few things, and I've been doing some deeper digging
In this post I explain how to use gopass to GPG encrypt and store your secrets locally, then integrate with direnv to decrypt and load your secrets to environment variables in your shell without exposing them in plaintext. In Part 1 of this Secrets Management series I showed you: * How
Did you know that Slack provides some surprising information about a workspace to unauthenticated callers? Slack Watchman knows, and in this post I’m going to show you the information you can enumerate from a workspace, and how you can use the ‘unauthenticated probe’ functionality of Slack Watchman to get
In this post I show how you can use some of the same tools that attackers use to generate a tailored custom password list to use with Lil Pwny, and find those risky passwords before they do. As the number of data breaches continue to rise, safeguarding your Active Directory
I'm excited to announce the release of Lil Pwny 3.2.0, featuring powerful new enhancements to the Active Directory password auditing tool. This update brings significant improvements and new features. Following NIST's recommendation in Section 5.1.1.2 of their Digital Identity Guidelines, Lil
Many of my tools, such as GitLab Watchman, are designed to find secrets hardcoded or added as files to code repositories. Handling secrets this way is a bad idea for a number of reasons, but the main issue is that it leaves them open to being exposed. In this post,