Offensive methods for "Invoke-Confusion" in Use
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Matt harr0ey is a 19-year-old English student from an Islamic country who is interested in Powershell. He shares research on topics like abusable tool detection and LOLBAS. In this document, he explains how to use the Invoke-Confusion Powershell module, which can translate JavaScript code into Powershell instructions. He provides an example of using the Invoke-ConfusionJS module to run remote code from a URI.
Offensive methods for "Invoke-Confusion" in Use
- 2. Who am I? I’m Matt harr0ey from Islamic country and interested in Powershell, I have 19 old and I am English student also and one of the most people who love English I shared a lot of research like “abusable tools detection” alongside “redteam“ and LOLBAS
- 3. Im going to tell you how Invoke-Confusion can work in operating system and what basics use are! First go to open Powershell then see next a picture
- 4. Invoke-Confusion and some modules to use
- 5. invoke-ConfusionJS module is related to JS code translation for Powershell instructions, which it mean this Powershell module can translate JS code to Powershell instructions see the following example! invoke-ConfusionJS –Remote <uri>
- 13. ( You’re welcome )