CRYPTICSPLOIT
Security research, red teaming, DFIR — shared with the community.
Security research, red teaming, DFIR — shared with the community.
My name is CrypticSploit, and I am a security engineer, pentester, red teamer, and exploit developer. The goal of this platform is to educate on red team tactics, pentesting, and more. My main focus is on rootkits, RATs, and stealers. I will publish blog posts on my research. My identity will remain permanently hidden for obvious reasons. Be decent to one another and enjoy your stay.
Allow me to introduce myself as a passionate and dedicated cyber security engineer who specializes in red teaming and digital forensics, with a solid foundation in incident response. My goal is to share my knowledge and experience with the infosec community through this blog.I recognize that there is always more to learn and discover in the constantly evolving world of cyber security. In my free time, I conduct research and experiments to deepen my understanding of the field, and I'm excited to share my findings and insights with others. One area of particular interest to me is advanced AV detection bypass, which involves finding ways to evade detection by antivirus software. I also enjoy exploring persistence methods for malware, rats, and rootkits, which can be used by attackers to maintain access to compromised systems. Alongside my offensive security interests, I also have a strong foundation in digital forensics and incident response. This expertise is critical for identifying and responding to security incidents and breaches, and I am proud to have contributed to a number of successful responses over the years. Finally, I want to emphasize that I place a high value on privacy and anonymity, and I will be keeping my identity a secret for obvious reasons. Nonetheless, I am excited to share my knowledge and experience with anyone interested in the field, and I hope this book will be a helpful resource for both offensive and defensive security practitioners alike.