Raphael Mudge

Raphael Mudge

@raphaelmudge.bsky.social

Riding around in the breeze. USAF Veteran.

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Got an alternative to linkfunc that is worth trying out: Take your assembly, specify what's a function, build it as a COFF, and Crystal Palace may happily treat it as part of the family. Needs nasm 3.02 (I built from source) for global foo:function support (defines a function in our x64 COFF).

The caveat emptor part: Crystal Palace is written to target compiler output from MinGW. Once you start handrolling a bunch of esoteric stuff, all bets are off. But, if your code follows common conventions (e.g., sane prologue, sane epilogue, etc.)--I think CPL would be OK with it.

Was linked to this project: Piclang, a statically typed programming language that compiles to Linux and Windows shellcode. I'm a big fan of language-tooling to give flexibility or expose abstractions that are too hard doing things the normal way. Neat to see this work github.com/zarkones/Pic...

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Introducing Mirage C2 🥷 — our new modular, in-memory macOS implant for DarwinOps. Shell, SOCKS proxy, secret extraction + private techniques for process injection, privilege escalation, TCC bypass & persistence. The full macOS attack chain, from initial access to post-exploitation. #redteam

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New Release Havoc Professional 0.8: Leviathan 🩸 - Introducing Kaine User-Defined C2 - Expanded Linux post-ex capabilities - Refactored port forwarding and sleep masking - Enhanced .NET/PowerSafe execution - In-Memory PE Execution and BOF-PE support Release: www.infinitycurve.org/blog/leviathan

infinitycurve.orgHavoc Professional 0.8: LeviathanIntroducing Kaine User-Defined C2, expanded Linux post-ex capabilities, refactored port forwarding and sleep masking, enhanced .NET/PowerSafe execution, Beacon Object File improvements, In-Memory PE E...

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We're looking forward to Beacon 2026, where RastaMouse will present "Yet Another Crystal Palace Talk: Evasion Tradecraft in the Cobalt Strike Ecosystem". Join us for a day of technical content focused on real-world tradecraft. https://ow.ly/MHUr50ZMG4o 📍 St Ethelburga's, London, UK 📅 September 23

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I always look forward to when we, CISA’s red team, gets to publish our reports, and today is one of those days! “A Tale of Two SOCs” - a story where we targeted two different orgs, with the same tradecraft, and very different responses. Read it! - www.cisa.gov/news-events/...

cisa.govA Tale of Two SOCs: Insights From Two Red Team Assessments | CISASame tactics, very different results. This advisory compares defensive outcomes from two red team assessments. Learn what drove detection and implement key actions to protect your organization from…

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Got a little bof2pico tool working (based on @raphaelmudge.bsky.social's "Simple BOF Runner") to convert BOFs into PICOs that celebi knows how to execute :) parsing arbitrary argument datatypes into the BOF argument format is a little more challenging, though.

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I always loved software release days. Whenever I worked an update, I was imagining the things folks could do after. But, I also made changes inspired by a question or need from individuals too. I never promised anything. I liked to let the action of shipped code, addressing X, etc. be the message.

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New Release: Havoc Professional 0.7 K-Noir 🐺 New Linux implant for x86_64 and AArch64, Stack Spoofing related improvments such as CET compliance and a function rule system, new registry manipulation extension and injection based capabilities. Link: www.infinitycurve.org/blog/k-noir

infinitycurve.orgHavoc Professional 0.7: K-NoirAn introduction to Havoc Professional 0.7 K-Noir, featuring a new Linux implant for x86_64 and AArch64, CET compliant stack spoofing and rules systems, new Direct and P2P communication channels, new m...

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There are other offensive services CISA does and there are other openings. But this one specifically is for red team, and we are every sense of that, an actual red team. We don’t do pen tests, mobile app reviews, etc. It’s one of the coolest missions you could join.

Chris Truncer@christruncer.bsky.social

You interested in hacking and want to red team the government? CISA’s red team has an opening! Our assessments are typically 90 days and we’re performing actual red team work here. Check out the opening, and let me know if you have any questions! usajobs.gov/job/871378500

Relax and unwind in the Tradecraft Garden aff-wg.org/2026/06/01/r... Celebrating one year of Tradecraft Garden. 40 blog posts. ~30 POCs/projects. A lot of thank you's inside. The release itself: stack unwinding data generation, reference relaxation in the linker, and COFF mixing (+disco baby!)

aff-wg.orgRelax and unwind in the Tradecraft GardenWe’re at the 12th release of Crystal Palace and marking one year in the Tradecraft Garden. This release adds reference relaxation to make global references PIC-friendly. I’ve also added stack unwin…