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Mariusz Banach

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Hi! I'm Mariusz, an Offensive Security afficionado. Been solving IT Security problems from both defensive and offensive sides of the barricade for more than 14 years by now out of which seven profesionally. I was always more attracted to sharing knowledge through my code, tools, scripts, exploits rather than writing blog posts.

This Github account acts as my way to say thank you to the community from which I've taken & learned so much. The natural move for me was to give back to the community by releasing lots of my projects, gists, tools and contribute to plenty other open-source projects in hope to bring better quality. That costed me countless hours, sleepless nights.

🔥 I'm really working hard to push our Offensive Security industry steps further and enjoy seeing how defensive community is picking up on our tactics by implementing novel defensive countermeasures. That's a really great evolution to what we Offensive Engineers contribute to indirectly.

☕ If you ever benefited from my projects, tools, scripts, pull requests - if you ever saw my work helpful to others, it would be really awesome if you could consider supporting these efforts through my Github Sponsors page. Simply buying me a coffee or better a beer - would keep way more motivated!

🦠 Sponsors will receive an exclusive access to my private repositories grouped in Binary-Offensive.com organization where I share decent quality Offensive Security Tooling (OST). There are a few exclusive toolkits worth taking a look, be sure of that!

Some of my private repositories shared with my Sponsors include:

  • ProtectMyTooling
  • Polonium
  • BOF.NET
  • Carbuncle
  • SharpPRT
  • cobalt-initial-opsec
  • azure-functions-redirector
  • digitalocean-app-redirector
  • MyStayKit
  • Anonymize_CS_Logs
  • mgeeky-gists
  • and more..

Kind regards,
Mariusz Banach.

Thanks for your time and consideration! 😊

55 sponsors are funding mgeeky’s work.

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Featured work

  1. mgeeky/Penetration-Testing-Tools

    A collection of more than 170+ tools, scripts, cheatsheets and other loots that I have developed over years for Red Teaming/Pentesting/IT Security audits purposes. Most of them came handy on at lea…

    PowerShell 1,542
  2. mgeeky/cobalt-arsenal

    My collection of battle-tested Aggressor Scripts for Cobalt Strike 4.0+

    PowerShell 674
  3. mgeeky/ThreadStackSpoofer

    Thread Stack Spoofing - PoC for an advanced In-Memory evasion technique allowing to better hide injected shellcode's memory allocation from scanners and analysts.

    C++ 662
  4. mgeeky/RedWarden

    Cobalt Strike C2 Reverse proxy that fends off Blue Teams, AVs, EDRs, scanners through packet inspection and malleable profile correlation

    Python 594
  5. mgeeky/ShellcodeFluctuation

    An advanced in-memory evasion technique fluctuating shellcode's memory protection between RW/NoAccess & RX and then encrypting/decrypting its contents

    C++ 533
  6. mgeeky/Stracciatella

    OpSec-safe Powershell runspace from within C# (aka SharpPick) with AMSI, Constrained Language Mode and Script Block Logging disabled at startup

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    • ProtectMyTooling - a multi-packer bringing 25+ obfuscators on board
    • polonium - AV/EDR benchmarking utility equipped with a fair share of evasion tactics
    • improved BOF.NET - in-process .NET execution, say good bye to fork & run execute-assembly
    • improved Carbuncle - complete Outlook dominance via COM interop
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    • ProtectMyTooling - a multi-packer bringing 25+ obfuscators on board
    • polonium - AV/EDR benchmarking utility equipped with a fair share of evasion tactics
    • improved BOF.NET - in-process .NET execution, say good bye to fork & run execute-assembly
    • improved Carbuncle - complete Outlook dominance via COM interop
    • and many others!
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