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Operator notes and workflow guides.
Long-form nimux articles covering practical assessment workflows, implementation choices, and safe operator patterns.
Web Discovery with nimux HTTP and DNS
A deep operator guide to the nimux 1.0.5 HTTP, DNS, directory, file, vhost, recursion, calibration, and false-positive filtering workflow.
SMB Share Enumeration and Spidering with nimux
A deep guide to the nimux 1.0.5 SMB share enumeration, anonymous/null-session checks, read-only spider mode, interesting-file triage, and reporting workflow.
Mastering nimux
A practical long-form guide to mastering nimux across discovery, credential validation, Active Directory, Kerberos, remote execution, file movement, pivoting, MCP, and reporting.
SOCKS Pivoting with nimux
Learn how nimux SOCKS pivoting fits into authorized internal network assessments across Windows and Linux pivot hosts, including reverse mode, proxy routing, validation, and cleanup.
Using nimux MCP with AI Clients
A practical look at using nimux_mcp with MCP-compatible AI clients while keeping structured arguments, policy gates, redaction, and operator control.
Kerberos Workflows with nimux
Understand how nimux approaches Kerberos ticket workflows, ccache handling, S4U flows, roasting, conversion, and krb5 configuration during authorized assessments.
From Enumeration to Remote Shell with nimux
A practical authorized workflow for moving from initial protocol enumeration to credential validation, WinRM checks, file transfer, command execution, and cleanup with nimux.
GPO Workflows with nimux
A detailed guide to authorized GPO discovery, backup, controlled changes, rollback records, startup scripts, scheduled task patterns, and reporting with nimux.
Secrets and DCSync Workflows with nimux
Practical guidance for authorized secrets collection and DCSync validation with nimux, including prerequisites, command examples, evidence handling, and cleanup.
Targeted Kerberoast with nimux
A neutral workflow for validating WriteSPN-style paths, adding a temporary service principal, requesting a roastable ticket, and rolling back with nimux.
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