Add ghost in the script #476
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Frichetten
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Thank you so much for your submission! Efforts like yours make Hacking the Cloud possible! I left a few comments, feel free to make some changes or double check those. Whenever you're ready I'm happy to merge it in!
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Looks great! Thank you so much for this! I'll let CI/CD run and as long as it passes I'll merge it. |
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I should ask, do you have a preferred social media platform? I'd love to give you a shoutout when I post it |
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Thanks, @Frichetten! I'm a big fan of HtC! This is me on X: https://x.com/ifoundanifty |
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Adds a GCP avoid-detection page documenting Apps Script project impersonation and persistence (based on research by Bleon Proko and Jakub Pavlik). Includes attack steps, detection checks using billing & enabled services, and mitigations.