[Goodies]

Goodies' Official Hacking Tutorial Compilation Thread

Hello everyone! Over the few years on HF, I've written quite the collection of tutorials. The following list is not a summation of all of my tutorials, but only the few that I deem important. Many of them are fairly esoteric, but with practice and determination, they can be followed and understood by anyone. I don't claim that these are incredibly advanced; that's not what I'm about. However, if you plan to expand your skill level, I suggest you view these tutorials. If you have any questions, feel free to post on the respective thread or PM me directly. Thank you.

Note: Many of these threads have taken me upwards of 5 hours (each) to write. I'd appreciate any posts/s of my threads to increase recognition.

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Networking:

• [Tutorial] ~ Intro to Packet Fingerprinting with Wireshark ~ Detecting NMap Scans!
  [Tutorial] ~ Detecting Network Attacks (Wireshark Packet Analysis)
  [Tutorial] ~ DNS Rebinding ~ Hacking Routers and Taking Names
  [Tutorial] ~ Man in the Middle Attack via DHCP Exhaustion on Windows Server 2012 R2
  

Pentesting:

• [Tutorial] ~ The Main Points of my Penetration Testing Methodology
  [Tutorial] ~ Simple Pentest Overview ~ Start to Finish + Post Exploitation
  [Tutorial] ~ Man in the Middle Attack ~ DHCP Starvation Part 1/2
  [Tutorial] ~ Man in the Middle Attack ~ DHCP Starvation Part 2/2
  

Post Exploitation Series:

• [Tutorial] ~ Post Exploitation Part I: Privilege Escalation (Exploit!) ~ No Admin!!!
  [Tutorial] ~ Post Exploitation Part II: System Information Gathering
  

Linux Shared Library Attacks:

• [Tutorial] ~ The Basics of Linux Shared Library Attacks & Function Hooks
  [Tutorial] ~ Linux Shared Library Bypass /etc/passwd Backdoor Attack
  

System Exploitation and Shellcoding:

• [Tutorial] ~ Writing /bin/sh Linux Shellcode for Local BOF Attack
  [Tutorial] ~ Encoding Strings Polymorphic /bin/sh Local BOF Shellcode
  [Tutorial] ~ Writing TCP Bind Shell in Linux ASM (for BOF)
  [Tutorial] ~ Buffer Overflow with ASLR ~ Brute Forcing (Beginner)
  [Tutorial] ~ Buffer Overflow with ASLR ~ Ret2Reg - Reliabile Exploits
  [Tutorial] ~ Writing Custom ASCII Shellcode (Part I)
  [Tutorial] ~ Writing Custom ASCII Shellcode (Part II) (Unfinished)
  

[Doxicity]

Very nice thread of yours. I'm sure it will help a good deal of people. Keep it up.

[Davіs]

Goodies, you always impress me. Well done mate!

[Goodies]

Very nice thread of yours. I'm sure it will help a good deal of people. Keep it up.

That was an incredibly fast response! Thank you!

[Schultz]

Woah. Nice dude. Bookmarked for future reference.

[Goodies]

Woah. Nice dude. Bookmarked for future reference.

Thanks :) Happy to oblige! My tutorials don't get a lot of interest because they are relatively difficult in comparison to the majority of other tutorials. I just hope that this will be somewhat of a summary that people would be interested in.

[SIM-2015410]

Nice collection mate. Thanks, will read them all 🙂

[Rap!st]

Nice contributions mate. Keep up the great work!

Rapist🤝

[breathcloth]

Very good guide thanks for making helpd me alot

[FuryBase]

any chance you can help me with some Ntp attacks? i got the booter i just cant get it working properly, i use divinestresser. i need to know which port on a ip to attack for slowing the victim with maximal effect.

[#BORNE]

Very nice clean and simple thread, thanks for sharing OP.

[T0ucaNSaM]

Thanks for this Goodies you always take the time to do great things for us users to become proficient. If there is anything i can do let me know.

Keep it up man!!! Bookmarked this bad boy.

[ASLR]

I will be sure to check these out later. Always good stuff from you :)

[ByteOrGetBit]

Thanks for this man, I'll have a look. I'm an avid local machine programmer and I've been reading up on the OSI Model to start better understanding network programming as a whole. This might give me what I need. Your hard work and time is much appreciated :)

[iDuL]

You definitely deserve some sort of recognition for your hard work.