A Poor Man's Pentest: Automating the Manual - BsidesDE 2019 

View the original on BsidesDE's channel, and check out their other talks! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w5qNbmqBBbY.html

Probably the first time John remembered his IP

That was a hard crowd lol

I FOUND IT! Do you know how frustrating it is to search "John Hammon presentation", and get nothing but Jurassic Park clips?!

Can't thank you enough for these videos and the walk throughs you do. It literally is inspiring and motivating and gives me goals to shoot for! I started out really late in life and am working towards a degree but you really can't put a price on the content you continue to share. Its awesome stuff!!

That was amazing ideas, you gave me a lot of information and Techniques to continue on this path

Just watching this now, but super informative and useful if you’re into pen-testing. As always John, great presentation. Hope to catch you at your next one!

Great stuff. Very helpful and informative. Thanks!

Ayyy my boy John rising up and doing talks now! Nice

It's a very good automation resource.Thanks john

John, very cool talk. Enjoyed it so much!

Totally could see you becoming a professor. Very cool presentation 👏

Once more, thank you !

Great video!

Great talk John! Brilliant!

Such a great video, now i wanna make this on my own!

Great job man! Very helpfull!

Cool stuff as always🤘

Usually I designate a specific terminal for callbacks. If you use something similar, you can set "stty raw -echo" in that window ahead of time, and not need to background the callback in order to set it.

Great talk John! They definitely needed a mic for the crowd for their questions. You’re a top notch instructor, you can tell by the way you throw in questions to keep engagement up. It seems like these guys either weren’t tracking or the concepts were way over their heads. I love the thought you put into this, but don’t you worry about creating script kiddies? Just curious. Again, great talk John, I love following your channel and seeing all the good stuff you put out there to allow people to hack their brains and change the way people look at things. Thanks for all you do brother!

you have inspire me alot

@John Hammond do you have any idea how to make the stabilize_shell.sh work inside reverse shell using something like tmux? Nice Video btw! love your content!

Great job dude

wow, how did i miss this

That was awesome

48:34 shouldn't the keyup/keydown for Tab be in the reverse order? Great talk! It's in the correct order in your git repo (in functions.sh) so maybe just update your slides.

This was a revealing video. Only been watching you a few months , you know you love your "cheezy" 🧀RU-vid channel lol. Respect though, had a feeling you had military background .

Love IT

Great talk! Love it! Too bad they added a rather aggressive noise gate.

Any idea how to stabilize a shell when you are attacking from a windows machine? Powershell and CMD don't like it when you CTRL + Z. It makes the system lock up or something. Even when I use a kali linux docker instance, I am still running through Powershell so I can't seem to background the revshell.

As an addition to your "missing characters" problem - you could iterate over an string doing a very short delay after each keystroke to make sure you get all chars right :)

I hope one day i get a chance to attend your workshop :(

what is the use of xterm command ? Why do we use it here in the context?

when i enter stty raw -echo my terminal like freeze cann't response. what's wrong ?

great demo, would be good if you shared your final functions.sh somewhere ;) - was a tough crowd to work with, only feedback I can suggest, is have someone with a spare mic to pass to people when asking questions, (or if you can repeat their question back so we can hear what is going on)

Miffed I wasn’t into security when this happened bc i’m like 30 minutes away.

is ctf challenge over?

You record it with a terrible hair dryer (calculator;)) Super presentation - From Poland

why cant i join the discord?

Hi, have you thought about using the tmux instead of xte/terminator/guake?

Chg pt explain

Kail linux ram

Why use Ubuntu (who sells your data) if you can use Debian (if you like stability and the Ubuntu package manager), Fedora (what I used for a long time, really good IMO) or Arch (rolling release, full control over your machine etc)

someone show this man at least i3