By: The Rapture and fellow contributing Cybrarians Today’s Estimated Link Count: 1470 Updated 11/10/17 I will continue to keep this article up to date on a fairly regular basis. (update: I have been working a lot in the last year, and have so much I need
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Cyber Security/IT salaries continue to rise as companies deal with a snowballing shortage of cyber talent. A lucrative career indeed Over a decade ago, career options for technology seekers were generally limited to security firms, handfuls of jobs inside mainstream companies, and in government agencies. Today, as
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Lately, I’ve been working to help Cybrarians make sense of certifications, more specifically, which credentials are right for different career goals and the path to earning those certifications. Seeing as many Cybrary users are simply looking to get their start, it’s only logical that I provide an
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How does knowledge of computer hardware help us in security and/or hacking? Well, this is a very popular question people ask on Quora. First, I want to share a piece of advice: be patient and persevere. Learning ethical hacking is going to take more than one day or one month,
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Have you ever wanted to calculate an MD5 Hash of a web page? Well, now you can. Before we begin, you might be asking why would I ever need to use an MD5 Hash on a web page? The reason is simple: Check to see if a web
Read more →Hey guys, In order to follow this tutorial, you must have *Juliar* installed with a web server. Run Juliar as a webserver, create index.ju file in webfiles and add the following to index.ju: *get query/test * This will basically access the object query that is automatically populated if
Read more →As a result of Juliar’s latest update, you can now send raw emails via *raw_email * command that sends an email to a user using SMTP protocol. (Download the latest Juliar at https://www.juliar.org) What is a raw email? In a raw email, you have to write everything to send to the
Read more →A huge part of the Juliar programming language is inspired by Fortran. Why Fortran? Because it was done right! It’s one of the oldest languages used today. Fortran has subroutines. So does Juliar. Juliar has a different name for it. It’s called a “block.” In order to have a
Read more →*Juliar * programming language allows full customization, which means you can control which commands you can use and which are banned. Two commands that are essential to know: *allow_commands * and *deny_commands * With *allow_commands * you can list which commands are allowed to be used. With
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Microsoft Windows 7 operating system, as well as previous versions of Windows OS, comes with a built-in shutdown command which among other things enables the user to initiate a shutdown procedure. By entering the shutdown /? command inside CMD (Command Prompt) you can see the complete help and usage
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