The following are recent tools published by MWR InfoSecurity.
The iOS Security Testing Framework.
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Comprehensive security and attack framework for Android.
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Users regularly copy to their clipboard sensitive data such as usernames and passwords. This makes the clipboard history valuable to attackers when gathering information in order to perform post exploitation activities such as lateral movement.
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SharpGPOAbuse is a .NET application written in C# that can be used to take advantage of a user's edit rights on a Group Policy Object (GPO) in order to compromise the objects that are controlled by...
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DNS Rebinding Exploitation Framework.
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Athena is developed in C# using the .NET framework. The key aim of the tool is to provide investigators and other security professionals with a streamlined way to create structured threat information from raw IOC data...
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WePWNise is a proof-of-concept python script that generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates. It aims in introducing a certain level of automation and intelligence to dynamically deliver its payload,...
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This is an IDA Pro plugin designed to assist reverse engineers when they are reversing Windows drivers or applications that interact with them. The source code is hosted on GitHub under a 3-clause BSD license.
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On internal penetration tests and simulated attacks, mimikatz (or one of its derivatives) usually forms part of the standard toolkit. It has a huge number of features but perhaps the most common is the logonPasswords verb,...
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PEAS is a Python 2 library and command line application for running commands on an Exchange ActiveSync server. It was created in an intern research project to assist security assessments by allowing easy access to the...
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Icmptunnel is a tool to tunnel IP traffic within ICMP echo request and response (ping) packets. It’s intended for bypassing firewalls in a semi-covert way, for example when pivoting inside a network where ping is allowed.
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On a number of recent occasions, I have needed to quickly configure and deploy OpenVPN. These situations have included simulated attacks, in which the opportunity to deploy OpenVPN as an egress or C2 channel presented itself,...
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