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How You Can Assess An Organizations Cyber Security Maturity Level
Despite spending millions on cyber-security, organizations face data loss and breaches every year. There can be many … [Read More...]
CTF Challenge – Kevgir VM Walkthrough
Kevgir VM: CTF Challenge In this article we are going to deal with the walkthrough of Kevgir VM which is designed by … [Read More...]
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Nothing Better Than Python and Reverse Shells – ShellPop
ShellPop is a python toolkit that can generate multipartite payloads for Windows and Linux operating systems. The toolkit is capable of generating ‘bind’ and ‘reverse’ shell commands. Both types of shells have their own benefits. The bind shell works in scenarios where the target machine can be connected directly through open ports. If the target host is protected by some kind of firewalls or antivirus, the reverse shell is the best option. The toolkit has some interesting features like obfuscation, payload compression, and encoding. ShellPop Installation Shellpop can be installed by cloning the toolkit … [Read More...]
How To Get Started Learning Golang
Welcome back my fellow hackers! Today we’re going to be starting a new series based around learning to program in Golang. The reason we’re starting this series is so that we can eventually create our very own C2 framework! I plan on scripting the C2 server using Python, but we’ll be programming the C2 agent in Golang. In this first article we’ll be covering the very basics of Golang: Imports, console output, basic data types, variables, and basic mathematics. For this first article, we’ll be using the Go Playground, in which you can write and execute code for practice. Once we get these basics out of the way, … [Read More...]
How You Can Assess An Organizations Cyber Security Maturity Level
Despite spending millions on cyber-security, organizations face data loss and breaches every year. There can be many reasons for this. One obvious reason is not having enough or right defenses against the evolving cyber-threats. Organizations need to understand the gaps in their defense strategies to overcome cyber-threats. But how do organizations know if they have done enough against the existing and evolving cyber-risks? There must be some reference models to compare the deployed cyber-security defenses with the recommended ones by the trusted reference models. These reference models are often termed as … [Read More...]
How to Design a Secure Smart Home Environment
People have embraced the concept of the smart home with open arms. Statista*, an online portal for statistics, forecasts 44.7 million smart households in 2020 alone in United States. With the smart home technology, users can literally control everything at home with a single gadget like smartphone. Lights, kitchen appliances, climate controllers, entertainment systems, door locks, security alarms, and surveillance cameras are few of the examples that can be controlled from a single device. The things, however, must be smart to become part of the smart home. Only those devices fall in the “smart” category that can … [Read More...]
What Monitor Mode Is and Why You Need It
If you’ve ever used the Wireshark to intercept and analyze traffic in a wireless network, you’ve probably noticed that you need to put your wireless network interface in monitor mode. But, what exactly is it? First off, there is a basic concept we must understand: Your wireless network interface is, in its most basic form, a radio. As such, it is capable of receiving and sending radio frequency signals various frequencies. However, due to RF spectrum regulations and standards, wireless network adapters (NICs) will most likely transmit at either the 2.4 GHz band, or the 5 GHz band. Modes of … [Read More...]
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