By: The Rapture and fellow contributing Cybrarians Today’s Estimated Link Count: 1476 Updated 3/22/2019 I will continue to keep this article up to date on a fairly regular basis. (update: Thank you all for the positive feedback! I hope is has come in handy! I know
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This brief tutorial/guide is just to provide you with some basic information about Tulpar and port scanning. Tulpar means winged horse in Turkish mythology. It is an open source web vulnerability scanner for written to make web penetration testing automated. Tulpar has the following features: Sql Injection (GET Method)
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Hello, Guys! I developed a tool called AutomateNmap which helps security professionals to automate Nmap commands and scripts. It is written in Python and available on GitHub: (https://github.com/bhaskarkannan/AutomateNmap). I have added 5 scripts and 1 command in this tool (for demo). You can add scripts according to
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Very few coding activities expose us to so many exciting technologies at once – the web (HTTP/HTML/XML/CSS/JS), data mining, NLP, and security (IPS/WAF evasion) like the Web bots. Yet, with the proliferation of the automated tools and Google, this once mainstream skill is becoming either black hat
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Hello Cybrarians, I hope you all are good and having fun. This post is just for fun too, but let’s get started. Sometimes you don’t remember the password of the AP(Access Point) you are connected to. So you have many options to see the saved Wi-fi password. You
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DDoS attack: Every website is stored on a hosting server, and every hosting server has the ability to know how many users can visit the website at the same time that stored on the server. Suppose that www.nisareng.com is stored at Apache, and this server has the
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[/{REGEX} + /{PYTHON}] Regex or regular expressions can be used to identify a particular pattern in a large dump of data. This comes handy when there is a requirement to extract/identify a particular pattern of data from a heap of data. USAGE: Log files contain a large
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Estimated reading time: 1 minute This article is about creating a reverse shell session over TCP using Python Sockets. Let me explain what happens in a general sense. First, the server binds its IP address and a PORT to a socket [note that I implemented a fixed
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About Video: In this article, we will create a reverse TCP shell and take a look at how to create a reverse TCP client as well as a server using python. The client-side shell will be sent to the target machine. It will fetch commands that are trying
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What is scapy? Scapy is a python interpreter specialized in networking, it is a powerful interactive packet manipulation module. Scapy is able to replace many existant tools like: ettercap, nmap, ping, traceroute… Building only one packet with C programming language will take 60 lines of code; however,
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