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New attack vector: FileFix. A phishing trick that executes PowerShell straight from your browser no Run dialog, no pop-ups. Just a fake file path + clipboard + File Explorer. Red teamers, this one’s wild. 📽️ PoC + write-up:

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mr.d0x1 年前

Awesome work 👏

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IT Guy1 年前

You've laid the groundwork tbh which made it smooth the idea was top-notch I really admire what you do also especially in the maldev space! 🙌🏾 Thanks for following me back too🥹🙏🏾

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ZoeCyber1 年前

This is lit❤️

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IT Guy1 年前

Thanks boss

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Matrix1 年前

This is nice 👏🏾 @mrd0x 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

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IT Guy1 年前

@mrd0x He is HIM!

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H4RUK7 KIRA 🇯🇵1 年前

Wonderful

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IT Guy1 年前

Thank you 🙏🏾

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Jaybeepy1 年前

Good work man

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IT Guy1 年前

Thanks man

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