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Add blog post for ENGR 1A Cyber Lab: Building Our Own Modular Malware #205
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Very nice! Only thing I would say overall is if you want, maybe also talk about what you specifically did instead of just "we did", but that is up to you.
You also might want to link to your code as well somewhere in the blog post - feel free to make a GitHub repository with the code in your GitHub account and then link to it at the start or end.
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title: Mastering Offensive Security, Building Our Own Modular Malware |
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Unfortunately due to a quirk in our site long titles cause formatting issues - I love the title, so feel free to move it to the description or something, but please shorten it a bit
title: Mastering Offensive Security, Building Our Own Modular Malware | ||
authors: [Samyukhtha Rajkumar Sridevi] | ||
category: Projects | ||
tags: [fall-2024, engr1a-cyber-lab] |
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This is on me for not specifying the tags, but could we have a separate "cyber-lab" and a "engr-1a" tag? Thank you!
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# Mastering Offensive Security: Building Our Own Modular Malware | ||
## Introduction | ||
For our final project in the ENGR 1A Cyber Lab, my group and I designed and implemented a complete offensive security framework. Combining key concepts from the course (such as enumeration, exploitation, privilege escalation, persistence, and command-and-control (C&C)) we built our own modular malware. We used an attack virtual machine to attack and exploit a target virtual machine. Each stage taught us something new about offensive strategies, system vulnerabilities, and practical cybersecurity applications. |
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Also on me for not telling you, but could the markdown be formatted with one sentence = one line? Thank you!
Summary
This Pull Request adds a blog post for Samyukhtha Rajkumar Sridevi's ACM Cyber membership requirements.