Twitter and general research has filled my bookmarks folder with tons of useful information. I\u2019m sure you are like me and will bookmark something as interesting or informative hoping to get back to it but you never do. I\u2019m making it my mission to go through 5 bookmarks a week. If the information is for a tool or technique I\u2019m going to write-up a quick tutorial on the use of that tool\/technique and document my experience and any pitfalls I encountered.<\/p>\n
Reversing LifeSize 220 HD Video Conferencing Appliance Firmware<\/strong> This blog post is from 2011 so I will going through the post to learn about reversing firmware and document everything as it applies to 2018. Reversatronics<\/strong> This site was bookmarked years ago. The great thing is the blogger is still active. There are a bunch of great blogs on embedded devices and the blogger is active in the comments if you have questions. I’m going to examine the blog post at https:\/\/reversatronics.blogspot.com\/2013\/10\/sunluxy-dvr-backdoor.html<\/a> as it delves into backdoors found in cheap off the shelf networking equipment.<\/p>\n Part 1 – Identifying UART<\/a><\/p>\n Openwrt Blogger<\/strong> Obtaining NTDS.Dit Using In-Built Windows Commands<\/strong> I have referred to the following bookmark in the past as a reminder on how to easily obtain the NTDS.dit and SYSTEM registry for analysis. I revisit this bookmark and document additional ways to obtain NTDS.dit and the Windows Registry files but also how to extract the password hashes. Additional methods on obtaining the password hashes from the Domain Controller will also be listed.<\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/milo2012.wordpress.com\/category\/reversing-firmwares\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nhttp:\/\/www.jedge.com\/wordpress\/2018\/06\/milo2012-reversing-lifesize-220-hd-video-conferencing-appliance-firmware\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/reversatronics.blogspot.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nThe blog is intended as an archive of historical information for the personal interest of the blogger.\u00a0 Kinda like my blog.\u00a0 I found his posts on Openwrt<\/a> helpful. I’ve had my own Openwrt<\/a> posts and love this OS for small wireless routers.<\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/www.cyberis.co.uk\/2014\/02\/obtaining-ntdsdit-using-in-built.html<\/a><\/p>\n