It is August of 2020, and COVID-19 continues hitting us all over the world. So much that, even the DEFCON conference had … [Read More...]
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How Hackers Turn SQL Statements into SQL Injections
In the previous database articles, we have learned how to create a relational database using the SQLite database … [Read More...]
How to Setup the Parrot OS Lab for Pentesting
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Loading...Defcon 2020 Went Safe Mode?
It is August of 2020, and COVID-19 continues hitting us all over the world. So much that, even the DEFCON conference had to be cancelled (in its physical form) to protect everyone; hackers, presenters, and staff. That didn't mean, however, that there couldn't be a conference this year. So, the fine Defcon folks got to work, and took this year's conference to the Virtual realm -a.k.a. Safe Mode-. Aside the main conferences, there were multiple tracks (known as Villages) that you could take. These cover various topics regarding technology, social issues, even physical lockpicking. Here is a short … [Read More...]
How 5G Technology Can Negatively Impact the Cyberspace
5G is the fifth generation of the wireless technology series that is expected to resolve different performance issues of its predecessors (1G/2G/3G/4G), such as speed, bandwidth, and latency gaps. When we talk about connectivity, we consider speed as the prime feature. The 1G and 2G are almost obsolete and discontinued due to a very low data rate (2.4kpbs and 50kbps respectively). The 3G is alive in some shape as a legacy and fallback communication standard of 4G. The average download speed of a 3G network is 2mbps for stationary and 380kbps for moving objects like vehicles. The 4G technology has played a … [Read More...]
Why Cyber Threat Intelligence is a better Approach than Cyber Incident Response
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) and Cyber Incident Response (CIR) are two diverse concepts of dealing with Cyber-attacks. The CIR is a post-incident approach of handling Cyber breaches. More information about Cyber incident response strategies and industry-leading CIR certifications can be found here. In this tutorial, we are going to explain Cyber Threat Intelligence, types, strategies, and Cyber Threat Intelligence training and certifications. WHAT is CYBER THREAT INTELLIGENCE? Cyber Threat Intelligence is the user knowledge about Cyber threats that can harm data, applications, machines, or computer networks … [Read More...]
Why All Endpoint Security Measures Eventually Fail
Endpoint security is the concept of securing user applications or end devices in a network. These devices may include desktops, laptops, mobiles, routers, switches, printers, servers, IoT devices, etc. Endpoint security plays an important role in the defense strategy of an organization since endpoint devices are the common entry points and a major source of data breaches. According to the 2019 Absolute Endpoint Security Trends Report, 70% of the data breaches originate from the endpoint devices. This huge number indicates that organizations are always at risk with endpoint devices being operated either from … [Read More...]
How to Automatically Enumerate and Exploit Vulnerabilities Using the Kn0ck Tool
The Kn0ck is an open-source penetration testing utility that can automate the process of information gathering, vulnerabilities scanning, and exploitation of networks and web applications. It renders the services of a number of third-party tools including Metasploit, NMap, Nikto, Arachni, and WPScan to perform the following information gathering and vulnerabilities scanning/enumeration functions. Do basic reconnaissance Launch Google hacking queries Enumerate open ports Check Sub-domain Bruteforce and hijacking possibilities DNS and zone transfer information gathering Enumerate Network File … [Read More...]
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