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[@panchakosha]

Yes, that's correct \0 is a null character. \1 would be a null character but with an index of 1, so \0\1 would be two null terminated strings. Modifying the registry doesn't affect the RDP query commands directly. It just allows you to customize the output with the key and value. The query commands retrieve the information from multiple sources: WMI, RDS, TS configs, registry, system data structures like Process Management, etc.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Meaning exactly?

[@panchakosha]

@@keylanoslokj1806 I was responding to questions he was asking in the video. Null characters can be used to separate multiple strings stored as a single value in the registry. For example, /d 0\01\0LOLBin\0calc.exe. He was also wondering where the RDP query commands were pulling their info. A more concrete example would be WMI providers specific to RDP, such as the Win32_TerminalService or Win32_TerminalServiceSetting classes.

[@coltonthomas3658]

@@panchakosha can you explain the null character indexing? Can a reg value be "string/0hello/1world/2"? Is this why they show up as newlines when you view the key in regedit?

[@dineshpavar1724]

🎉🎉🎉😊🎉

[@laurenlewis4189]

Grzegorz is pronounced "gSehgoS" where the capital "S"s are pronounced like the "s" in "treasure"/"pleasure"/"vision." Tworek is easier: "tforek" - just remember that most european languages pronounce "w" the way english speakers pronounce "v," and in some words that can get the "voice" (the hum) taken out of it to become an "f" I highly recommend learning the International Phonetic Alphabet. It makes sense of those weird pronunciation symbols on Wikipedia and Wiktionary, and you'll look like you're a smart cookie who speaks multiple languages when you just have figured out how to read pronunciation guides. Knowing how to pronounce words in other languages and knowing what phonemes are commonly used in certain languages also helps you fake an accent and better socially engineer people, if that's the type of hacker you're aiming to be.

[@PR1V4TE]

That's a great explanation right there my friend. 😂👍🏻

[@amine_jbz]

Hello man, I'm from Belgium and as a native French speaker, we don't pronounce the w like a v for an English-speaker, but It's right for some European-language like German and more. Btw, thank you for your good explanations and your advices !

[@list1726]

Thanks for posting

[@guyincognito9009]

Dude this guy is incredible. Just like you, thanks so much for All your Videos john

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

AMSI reminds me of Jamsey and Wamsey, an inside joke my friend's friend started. Haha

[@andreadistasi8842]

Great one! I like that you kept it slim!

[@CyberDevilSec]

That is epic Jhon keep up the great work!

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Dear mr Hammond our favourite security expert. How can the simple, total beginner user, check if someone has hijacked any device of his network? Smartphone, laptop, smart TV etc. How do we detect a compromise or even foreign users?

[@donttrusttheape]

It will be Gregor in English, actually one of few Polish chaps worth, following!

[@JontheRippa]

Wow i love it 👍👍👍

[@Vort3X-tech]

How can you run that payload on the target machine without them noticing?

[@FuzzerHash]

Heavy nice content, already waiting next videos.

[@oildiggerlwd]

Love the comments about webroot. Made me laugh because that’s what our MSP has installed on our endpoints.

[@gooniesfan7911]

So you could instead of run a dropped file/bat loader, you could just make it execute a powershell command that downloads&executes the malicious code? (say reflectively load a dll) Then have a scheduled task to run the bogie query command? Would this be considered fileless?

[@foeyloozer6299]

No. Fileless is when the entire payload is contained in the LOLbin. If you have it execute something you drop to disk thats not fileless.

[@groundwalker2162]

Love your content Inspired me to learn

[@MrEndzo]

Hacking Windows is cheating.

[@trojankit]

Wym?

[@Exotic69420]

literally

[@Exotic69420]

@@trojankit too easy

[@bc100dev]

True. Better make Linux malware instead of Windows malware

[@ggsap]

@@bc100dev How? That is so much easier

[@ruthvikas]

Still waiting for picoCTF 2023 🙃

[@PR1V4TE]

John himself need a walkthrough first 😂.

[@HxN0n3]

Superb! man

[@kazhiroma9736]

I was just watching your video on hoaxshell

[@bogutkghbkng12]

Irshad

[@franman6831]

Top tier content John

[@stevegreen2753]

I like it :)

[@rodricbr]

awesome

[@dariusvlogs3634]

How to bypass amsi

[@ScottPlude]

Are you telling us how?

[@ygx6]

​@@ScottPlude nah he's asking

[@mikaeleriksson6504]

Am I missing something. You need to have admin rights to add the query command right?

[@MasterOfMisc]

Yeah your right. You still need admin access to write to the registry. Which makes this kind of moot

[@lancemarchetti8673]

Nery Vice!

[@OfficialAfterLifeEdits]

the vrisu got me

[@MrClawt]

What if you can't write to HKLM?

[@Gobillion160]

write ur report with chatgpt

[@panchakosha]

Does CLR Hooking to bypass AMSI still work in Windows 11?

[@alexandrohdez3982]

👏👏👏

[@anilbangera1]

❤

[@tyrojames9937]

👍🏾

[@d8rh8r35]

noice

[@biocode2856]

It's a nkritid viris😂😊

[@Mezzosd]

Windows defender its work lol

[@Repossessionn]

ayyy

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Early :3

[@adonyz666]

first

[@averagejoe404]

Who asked?

[@SolitaryElite]

@@averagejoe404 me

[@wha-yuanfh]

useless