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seajaysec / cloudSettings
Last active August 2, 2019 18:49
Visual Studio Code Settings Sync Gist
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seajaysec / mymykat.sh
Last active January 21, 2024 00:03
super rough plaintext secret parser for pypykatz dumps
#!/bin/bash
# prereqs: pypykatz, all the dumps in current working dir
mkdir ./ppktz_tickets 2>/dev/null
ext='.dmp'
for i in *$ext; do
txtfile=${i::-3}txt
secrets=${i::-3}secrets
pypykatz lsa minidump $i -o $txtfile -k ./ppktz_tickets/;
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seajaysec / airgeddon.sh
Created September 23, 2019 13:48
airgeddon 9.22 - light mode tmux
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#Title........: airgeddon.sh
#Description..: This is a multi-use bash script for Linux systems to audit wireless networks. Modified for light mode in tmux by seajay.
#Author.......: v1s1t0r
#Date.........: 20190908
#Version......: 9.22
#Usage........: bash airgeddon.sh
#Bash Version.: 4.2 or later
#Global shellcheck disabled warnings
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seajaysec / parseitup.sh
Created September 24, 2019 19:11
parses pypykatz's json output for plaintext and hashed creds
#!/bin/bash
# prereqs: jq, all the dumps in current working dir
# create csv file, add headers
echo "source,type,domain,username,result" >out.csv
# function: remove first and last lines:
sedfl() {
sed '1d;$d'
}
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seajaysec / cypherqueries.md
Created September 24, 2019 23:06
custom bloodhound queries for the neo4j console

Cypher Queries

Cypher Queries can be entered into the neo4j console, accessible at http://localhost:7474. These often return text-based content. There's a max of 1000 displayed rows within the console, however each query result can be downloaded as a CSV for more in depth analysis. When pasting, replace all instances of "EXAMPLE.COM" with the domain name that you are operating on. These are from a wide range of sources. A lot of them came or were inspired by discussions on the Bloodhound Slack.

Basic

Generate list of all operating systems

MATCH (c:Computer)