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Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! In a cyberwar, SCADA and ICS industrial systems can be both a target and a weapon! Although the ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China are often framed as a trade war, Chinese state-sponsored actors have been known to compromise and maintain...

Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! SQLite is one of the most commonly used database engines, embedded in countless applications, mobile devices, and web services. Its compact design makes it a popular choice for developers, but it’s also an attractive target for hackers. Whether you’re a...

Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! In the world of cybersecurity, certain tools become legendary not because they’re flashy, but because they’re incredibly powerful when used correctly. Socat is one such tool, serving as an advanced version of Netcat. The name stands for “Socket CAT,”...

Welcome back, aspiring Linux enthusiasts! In our journey through the Linux ecosystem, we often encounter situations where the software we need isn’t available through standard package managers like apt or yum. Or perhaps we need a bleeding-edge version with features not yet available in the...

Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! VPNs are meant to be a tool for protection — but the reality paints a very different picture. Almost daily, we see hackers exploiting vulnerabilities in both consumer and corporate VPNs. If you think your VPN keeps you safe, it might be time to think...

Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! In this article, we will explore how to search for and exploit vulnerabilities in the Kubernetes Kubelet API, focusing on its default unauthenticated access. Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized...

If you have already read Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 07: BASH Scripting Basics you can skip this article and move to the more advanced article BASH Scripting for Hackers, Part 02: Building a Continuous Wi-Fi Denial of Service Tool. This article covers the same information as Linux Basics for...

Tools are only as good as the person using them. It doesn’t matter if you have the latest computer or the fanciest keyboard – if you don’t understand how systems work, you won’t be able to hack them effectively. That’s why learning, practicing, and gaining real-world experience are so important...

Welcome back, my aspiring cyber warriors! In this series, we are exploring networks of all kinds and how to break them. In this tutorial we will examine subnetting and CIDR notation. To begin, let’s state the obvious. First, to become a network engineer or network security engineer you...

In the first part of this series, I introduced you to the basics of networking including IP addresses, ports, NAT, and DHCP. In this lesson, I want to introduce you to the basics of TCP/IP, i.e., Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP). These are the most common protocols...

With our dramatic growth over the last year, we have added many new aspiring hackers who are still lacking in the basics of network and networking. In addition, with the new White Hat certifications, the exam requires some basic networking skills and knowledge to pass. As a result, I decided to...

It is not the first time that corporations and fintechs have faced DDoS. However, small projects that are unable to effectively protect themselves are increasingly under attack. We tell you what a small and medium-sized Internet is, what DDoS attacks it has to deal with, and what options are...

As a rule, most pentests are conducted according to a fairly simple scheme. First, social engineering provides access to the target environment or its individual link, and then it is infected with technical means. Variations of the attack can be different, but usually the classic pentest is a...

Project is a Python learning tool that combines a listener server and shell feedback. It is designed to practice ethical hacking and reverse engineering. , Project structure - server.py — listens for incoming connections, executes commands on the target machine, and processes files -...

Features: Stealer gathers all data in memory No external libraries are used for Phemedrone Stealer Stub size is ~80 kB Works on both x32 and x64 systems All logs get sent to an HTTP Host Configurable Anti CIS, Anti VM, Anti Debbuger and Mutex Configurable File grabber file extensions and search...

From the first lines of code to the professional: my story Programming is not just a profession, it is a way of life that requires time, perseverance and a desire to learn. This article is a story about my journey: how I became a programmer, what difficulties I went through, and what helped me...

Has anyone ever heard of WSL? Windows Subsystem for Linux - which translates to Windows Subsystem for Linux. Yes, you heard right - Linux on Windows! If you wanted to touch some distribution, but do not want to suffer with a dualbut or with virtual machines, then this is a good choice, but only...

In today's data world, encryption is not a luxury, but a necessity. From protecting bank transactions to storing passwords, everything is based on reliable algorithms. One of the most popular and reliable standards today is AES (Advanced Encryption Standard). What is AES? AES is a symmetric...

The tool provides a powerful feature for searching and analyzing forensic artifacts in Windows and offers a versatile and fast method for searching keywords in Windows event logs and detecting threats using built-in support for Sigma detection rules and custom rules. ⚡Installation You can...

Imagine a tool that can monitor every process on your system, analyze network connections in real time, and block threats before they cause damage—all without slowing down the server. Does it sound like magic? No, this is eBPF and Tetragon, a technological duo that is changing the rules of the...