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By Taahir Mujawarr, Certified Ethical Hacker & Cyber Security ResearcherRecon Done, Now What? A Beginner’s Guide to Finding Bugs After Recon! — By Taahir MujawarrHey 👋 cyber adventurers! Taahir Mujawarr here, bringing you a strategic guide to navigating the complexities of cybersecurity after recon. You’ve completed your reconnaissance phase — now it’s time to turn that data into real security…
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Photo by Avi Richards on UnsplashIntroduction: Why VulnHub?If you’re a beginner in Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT), you’ve probably asked:“Where do I start?”VulnHub provides a free and safe environment to practice real-world hacking skills. Whether you’re aiming to master Linux enumeration, web security, or CMS vulnerabilities, there’s a VulnHub machine for you.In this guide, I’ve handpicked the best…
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If you want to become a faster runner, you’ll probably end up doing a lot of speedwork on a track. Or if you live in a hilly place, you might wish you had a nice flat track to run on. But how do you find one that’s open to the public? Turns out it’s easier…
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Greetings, fellow security professionals! I’m Sandy, a Security Analyst and Bug Bounty Hunter, with a focus on wireless network security. I specialize in identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi networks to enhance overall security and protect against potential threats.Wi-Fi networks have become safer over time. Most use WPA2-PSK (Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 — Pre-Shared Key) with AES…
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Lo-Fi — TryHackMe CTF Walkthrough For Beginners | By Pranav S V | Jan, 25IntroductionHello, hackers! Today, we will solve the TryHackMe CTF called “Lo-Fi.” As we progress, we will explain the topics and techniques used in the CTF. Let’s get started!________________________________Local File Inclusion and File Path TraversalBefore starting the CTF, you need to understand the topic of…
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In this video, Dave Blandford discusses a beginner’s guide to creating Burp Suite extensions. The session covers an overview of what Burp extensions are, how they can improve testing capabilities, and the tools and languages used in developing them. The post Creating Burp Extensions: A Beginner’s Guide appeared first on Black Hills Information Security.
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Cybersecurity has become a critical concern in today’s digital world. With the increasing complexity of cyber threats, organizations need a structured way to understand and counter these risks. This is where the MITRE ATT&CK framework comes into play. If you’re new to cybersecurity or just starting to explore threat analysis and mitigation, this guide will…
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If you want to become a faster runner, you’ll probably end up doing a lot of speedwork on a track. Or if you live in a hilly place, you might wish you had a nice flat track to run on. But how do you find one that’s open to the public? Turns out it’s easier…
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Lie detection can be employed for different reasons, and people receive polygraph tests for different reasons, ranging from marital discord to criminal suspicion to cooperate with the legal process. Not foolproof, such devices can be beneficial by pointing to the facts that may clear up certain suspicions, clarify misunderstandings, and in general contribute to truthful…
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When system administrators juggle countless IT assets and configurations, the right tools can be game-changers for efficiency. At the center of effective IT Service Management (ITSM) lies a powerful tool known as the Configuration Management Database, or CMDB. For those looking to streamline processes, reduce costs, and enhance asset visibility, CMDB holds immense potential.
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For a long time—despite my outdoor gardening expertise—I steered clear of houseplants. Houseplants, I felt, rely on you too much. They bear no fruit, and they kind of … sit there. But over the pandemic, I decided that my living room needed more life and built out a plant wall. It was the start of…
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If you’re new to VPNs or just want basic online privacy without having to contend with tons of gimmicky features, IPVanish is a decent choice. (Disclosure: IPVanish is owned by CNET’s parent company, Ziff Davis.) IPVanish delivers consistent performance across platforms and is mostly effective for streaming. However, my most recent evaluation of IPVanish revealed…
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Published in · 3 min read · Nov 5, 2024 In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, protecting web applications is more crucial than ever. A Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a critical component in safeguarding websites from malicious attacks. For beginners, understanding what a WAF can do is essential to appreciating its value in a…
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Introduction HTTP/3 is the latest version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, designed to make web browsing faster and more secure. If you’re new to HTTP/3, this guide will help you understand the basics and provide tips on how to protect your website using this protocol. What is HTTP/3? HTTP/3 is the third major version of…
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If you are a slots player then you will be well aware of how these games have changed over the years since they were invented. The main driver of change has been advancements in technology. Now there are hundreds of variations of the slot game concept and they have changed beyond recognition.
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Configure Microservices in NestJS: A Beginner’s Guide – The New Stack
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3 min read · 1 day ago TCP/IP, short for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, is the fundamental communication protocol of the internet and most other networks. It defines how data should be packetized, addressed, transmitted, routed, and received.
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Published in · 3 min read · 1 day ago Preventing unwanted crawlers and bots from accessing your website involves a combination of technical measures, monitoring, and security practices. Here are some strategies you can implement: The robots.txt file is a standard used to communicate with web crawlers and bots. It tells them which pages…
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Published in · 3 min read · 1 day ago Hi folks, Today I will discuss and demonstrate network traffic analysis using simple Python programming. I will also explain why having a keen eye for small details is crucial in this scenario. Why should I know how packets are sniffed over the network? If we…