r0BIT

# TL;DR


 [*] Tasked beacon to run: whoami /args:tldr
 [+] host called home, sent: 24 bytes
 [+] received output:

 User:           Robin 'r0BIT' Unglaub
 Background:     Long time military sysadmin, then switched sides
 Role:           Senior Pentester & Red Team Operator @ ProSec GmbH
 Status:         House, wife, kids, back pain, certified madness
 Hobbies:        Pokémon cards, gaming, resisting D&D/40K (send help)
 Work:           "Ten windows full of white text on a black screen"
 Motivation:     Challenges, brain puzzles, anything that breaks

# whoami

If you ignore the slightly eccentric career choice, I'm basically what happens when you hit "Default" in an RPG character creator. House, wife, kids, back pain, and a certified touch of madness. Oh, and I collect Pokémon cards. Professionally, I do the exact thing I used to hate as a sysadmin: breaking stuff. After 13 years of hardening systems, I found out it's way more fun to join the dark side. These days, I work as a Senior Pentester and Red Team Operator. Or, as my wife puts it: "ten windows full of white text on a black screen." I love challenges, brain puzzles, and anything you can hack. Gamification didn't make it better. Thanks HackTheBox... When I'm not lurking around other people's networks or spending quality time with the family, you'll probably find me gaming, organizing my Pokémon cards, or desperately trying not to get into D&D or Warhammer 40K (I'm not sure how much longer I can hold out, send help).

# areas of focus

  • - Windows Internals & Active Directory
  • - Initial Access Methods
  • - Red Team Tooling & Infrastructure

# ethics & responsibility

All techniques and tools discussed on this blog should only be used for:

  • - Authorized penetration testing & Security Research
  • - Educational purposes
  • - Defensive capability improvements

I believe that by openly discussing and sharing offensive techniques, we collectively improve our defensive capabilities. Attackers already know these methods. Defenders deserve to as well.

# contact

# acknowledgments

Standing on the shoulders of giants. Thanks to all the researchers and developers who share their knowledge and tools with the community.