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Netbios Over TCP/IP – nbtstat usage in detail

2018-11-28
On: November 28, 2018
In: Network Tools, Tutorials

As per ethical hacking professionals, Nbtstat is a network tool that is used to check the running TCP/IP connections. Nbtstat list all the network connections that are used in WindowsRead More →

Psst: Here’s Uber’s most vulnerable code just waiting to be hacked

$1.2M USD fine for Uber because of delay of data breach report

2018-11-28
On: November 28, 2018
In: Data Security

Researchers claim that this incident compromised the company’s Amazon S3 buckets Uber Technologies decided not to disclose a data breach in 2016, a decision that keeps bringing bad news forRead More →

Leaking data with smart bulbs

2018-11-28
On: November 28, 2018
In: Data Security, Technology

A team of researchers has developed a couple of apps that take advantage of the functionalities of smart bulbs for data leaking Researchers from a cybersecurity and digital forensics firmRead More →

Facebook will pay you $40k USD for reporting bug

2018-11-28
On: November 28, 2018
In: Data Security

  The social network would pay up to $40k USD for reporting errors that allow a single account takeover In the middle of an image crisis because of critics ofRead More →

Find Webcams, Databases, Boats in the sea using Shodan

2018-11-27
On: November 27, 2018
In: Data Security, Important, Network Tools, Tutorials

SHODAN:- Shodan is a scanner which finds devices connected over the internet. Shodan can finds devices like traffic lights, security cameras, home heating devices and baby monitors, ethical hacking consultantsRead More →

Crack Windows password with john the ripper

2018-11-27
On: November 27, 2018
In: Network Tools, Tutorials

JOHN THE RIPPER:- John the ripper is a password cracker tool, which try to detect weak passwords. John the ripper can run on wide variety of passwords and hashes. ThisRead More →

Linux mining software could steal passwords and disable antivirus

2018-11-27
On: November 27, 2018
In: Data Security, Malware

The trojan also installs a rootkit and another malware variant that can lead to denial-of-service conditions Perhaps the malware variants that affect Linux users are not as common as threatsRead More →

A very simple Spotify phishing campaign

2018-11-27
On: November 27, 2018
In: Data Security, Incidents

Researchers have discovered a phishing campaign aimed at the streaming service; although it is really simple-crafted, its dissemination is important Researchers from a cybersecurity and digital forensics firm discovered aRead More →

United Kingdom seizes internal Facebook documents

2018-11-27
On: November 27, 2018
In: Data Security

Problems continue for the social network giant Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg keeps receiving bad news for underestimating a British parliamentary commission that has been investigating the impact of online misinformationRead More →

BABYSPLOIT – AN BEGINNER PENTESTING TOOL

2018-11-25
On: November 25, 2018
In: Network Tools, Tutorials

BABYSPLOIT INTRO:- Babysploit is a pentesting tool kit used in initial phase of pentesting. BabySploit mostly covers each and every scan. This tool is a bundle of all the smallRead More →

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