Well, if you are here it means you like my work and you would like to thank me. That’s great! I’m really glad you like it!
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If you don’t want or you can’t invite me to a coffee, that’s alright; I’ll think you’re awesome anyway.
A lookup table for MD5, NTLM and SHA1, with more than 126 billion entries.
KaonashiAfter the password cracking study and talk “I know your p4$$w0rd (and if I don’t, I will guess it…)” Jaime Sánchez and I did for RootedCON 2019, everything was published in this repo so everyone can use the results.
Hey there! I’ve recently completed the OSWE certification, and I decided to share my thoughts about the course, the labs, and the exam. After this Intro, the structure will be bullet-point-based.
“Offensive Security Web Expert”, or OSWE for short, is the most advanced web certification offered by Offensive Security (in 2023, at least), a notch above the OSWA (Offensive Security Web Assessor). The accompanying course is known as “WEB-300: Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation” (AWAE).
Feel free to contact me to talk about anything related to my work, or if you want to say hi.
The best way to contact me is by email, but I also use Twitter and LinkedIn. Whatever floats your boat.
I’m Pablo J. Caro Martín (or just Pablo Caro for short), Offensive Cybersecurity Specialist, currently working as Red Team Leader for a big Spanish Company.
I love learning, hacking, programming, and tinkering around. Besides computers, I also enjoy trekking, very hot coffee, some videogames, music, and spending time in nature with my significant other and my awesome dog; among many, many others.
Some cool things I do, or I have done, or I can do, besides my projects: