We use applications to make our lives easier. But how much access do we give them? First of all, considering what kind of access and the level you provide applications is an important question regarding privacy. But how about security? One of my favorite add-ons that I use
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Penetration Testing Flash Applications (aka “How to Cheat at Blackjack”) In this post, we will walk through detailed steps to intercept, review, modify and replay flash-based web apps. For demonstration purposes, I’ve selected a blackjack-style card game. We will work to control what cards are dealt, as
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Mobile banking apps have become a major need for organizations seeking financial applications development services. For most banks, the biggest concern is how they can offer customers mobile banking services that exceed the customers’ needs and expectations. Mobile apps have also increased competition among banks and each
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Do you want to know a short and automated method to split Outlook PST file into smaller parts? Have you ever tried to perform it manually? If not, then we have come up with two manual tricks to split PST file along with a matchless solution.
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IBM Lotus Notes has been one of the most preferred email clients for a long time as it provides unmatched security through encryption. But maintenance of this email client has become very costly ever since the support for the product has been discontinued. To reduce excessive maintenance
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To excel at penetration testing, you need to have your lab for practice/research. I would suggest you to use virtual machines which are free in the market. I would go with VMware Workstation rather than Virtualbox, it’s just my personal option. You can choose any one. Downloads 1. VMware
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As a society, we are creating more data than ever before, meaning we’re at risk of running out of traditional storage. So, in the future, we would have to choose something which can store data in less space. Here the concept of DNA Fountain come into existence. The
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It has been a long period of time since I posted on 0P3N; however, “better late than never” as they say. So, here’s another project concept that was taken from my projects’ catalog which I want to share with you: The Critical Services’ Vehicles Real-time Tracker project or the CSVRT
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Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Project description: The project is a robot vehicle to be precisely based on an Arduino core ( Arduino UNO) and carrying a Raspberrian independent system for memory consuming operations, and equipped with various tools for environment recon and pen-testing (GPS/ real-time positioning/live
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Estimated reading time: 3 minutes If you work for a small or medium sized business I can assure you that finding a reliable and cost-effective systems management solution is no easy task. If working as a Cyber Security Analyst has taught me one thing, it is that
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