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Traffic of Android apps in Tor network could be detected with an algorithm

2019-02-19
On: February 19, 2019
In: Technology

A new machine learning algorithm is able to detect the use of apps like YouTube, Instagram, among others, in Tor browser A group of network security and ethical hacking specialistsRead More →

A new tool to remove GandCrab ransomware encryption

2019-02-19
On: February 19, 2019
In: Malware

The latest version of the tool is functional for those who suffered ransomware infections between November 2018 and February 2019 Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International InstituteRead More →

New version of Kali Linux 2019.1 with Metasploit 5.0 available

2019-02-19
On: February 19, 2019
In: Data Security

The latest version of the operating system has multiple upgrades and updates Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security report about the upcoming releaseRead More →

Create your own BotNet (Step By Step tutorial)

2019-02-18
On: February 18, 2019
In: Malware, Tutorials

As per ethical hacking consultants, malware has been around in internet worlds from long years. The more new technology comes more malware are spreaded over the internet. Today we willRead More →

Hijack any user using Trevorc2

2019-02-18
On: February 18, 2019
In: Tutorials, Web Scanners

Hacking is getting day by day easier. As there are many independent security professionals who are developing tools. These tools are very easy to use. As you only need toRead More →

China exposes millions of citizens’ data

2019-02-18
On: February 18, 2019
In: Data Security

The leaked information was in a database belonging to a company dedicated to the development of security and surveillance software Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International InstituteRead More →

Facebook grants $25k USD bounty for critical vulnerability report

2019-02-18
On: February 18, 2019
In: Incidents

Vulnerability would have allowed an attacker to take control of an account by simply clicking a link Facebook has just granted a $25k USD reward for the report of criticalRead More →

Over 90 million of stolen accounts for sale on dark web

2019-02-18
On: February 18, 2019
In: Data Security

A hacker offers personal details of users of some sites in exchange for Bitcoin transfers A hacker active on dark web known as “Gnosticplayers” has become relevant recently due toRead More →

Find any Exploit with one command

2019-02-17
On: February 17, 2019
In: Tutorials, Vulnerabilities, Web Scanners

There are many tools available which can find exploits. These tools are more often works on automated way. As they show results in very short period of time. Nowdays mostRead More →

Shodan gets more simpler, using Shodansploit

2019-02-17
On: February 17, 2019
In: Network Tools, Tutorials, Web Scanners

Shodan is very popular to search for vulnerable devices over the internet. As shodan ping all the devices which are connected to the internet. Shodan shows each and every portRead More →

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