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root@kitploit: | | | | | | |/ \ | |/ \ \ /\ / / | || | / | | \ V V / , ||||/ // |/ - Just add blue. yellow - just add blue Simple binary modifications that will trigger a canarytoken when a binary is executed. Ideal for boobytrapping production systems against attackers. Currently there are...

CanaryHunter

Canary Hunter Summary While executing multiple red team engagements over the past few years there have been multiple times where I have run up against Canary Tokens which could potentially alert the SOC to actions taken. As such I spent some time running down the rabbit hole discovering if there...

KilledProcessCanary

Windows Killed Process Canary A Windows Service to detect if it has been shutdown and hibernate if multiple instances are. Released as open source by NCC Group Plc - http://www.nccgroup.com/ Developed by Ollie Whitehouse, ollie dot whitehouse at nccgroup dot com...

Malicious code in bazelisk (npm)

--- -= Per source details. Do not edit below this line.=- Source: amazon-inspector d4bcbd35130e716d1a2940c91b6691d41b9655fdc8587404af37bc6e5a7f1370 This npm package uses the name bazelisk, colliding with Google's bazelbuild/bazelisk project referenced in the tarball's source.txt, and self-labels ...

MAL-2026-10959 Malicious code in iphouse-core (npm)

The iphouse-core package was published to the npm registry by user 'jonothhu' maintainer email [email protected] as one of 19 packages in a dependency-confusion campaign targeting the 'markscan', 'akrai', and 'iphouse' namespaces, published in both unscoped and scoped @scope/name forms so...

MAL-2026-10954 Malicious code in @markscan/utils (npm)

The @markscan/utils package was published to the npm registry by user 'jonothhu' maintainer email [email protected] as one of 19 packages in a dependency-confusion campaign targeting the 'markscan', 'akrai', and 'iphouse' namespaces, published in both unscoped and scoped @scope/name forms ...

Krisp: Log4j CVE-2021–44228

The researcher's canary token got DNS interaction, which raised a false sense of log4shell vulnerability. $hostName would be exfiltrated if any of the processing servers were vulnerable, but as seen in the video submitted by the researcher just a plain DNS resolving was made...