Raspberry PI Pentest Dropbox
May 20, 2022
There are situations where On-site penetration testing is not always feasible. It’s better to go for a remote “pentest dropbox” in such cases. The pentest
There are situations where On-site penetration testing is not always feasible. It’s better to go for a remote “pentest dropbox” in such cases. The pentest
Part 1 of “Android Pentesting Methodology” covered Android architecture. Part 2 covered APKs, basic app reversing, and popular debugging tools. In this blog post (part
In part 1 of the “Android Pentesting Methodology” series, we briefly discussed the Android architecture. In part 2 of the same series, we’re going to
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In this blog, we’ll discuss Android architecture and the different layers of Android architecture. This blog is part 1 of the “Android Pentesting Methodology” series
zonote through 0.4.0 allows XSS via a crafted note, with resultant Remote Code Execution (because node Integration in webPreferences is true). Electron Applications Electron is
Introduction to VLAN Virtual LAN is a logical method of grouping Layer-2 switchports on a local switch into different broadcast domains. VLANs can help to
This is a continuation of the previous blog post – see SSL Pinning Bypass for Android Apps. If you haven’t already, please go check it
In our previous blog post (Part 1) of the Wi-Fi Hacking series, we went through setting up our Alfa card, decloaking hidden SSID’s, passively capturing
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What is NGINX ? NGNIX is an open-source web server that can also act as a reverse proxy, load balancer, mail proxy, and HTTP cache.
Wi-Fi stands for wireless network technology. It establishes wireless network connections using radio waves. Malicious hackers frequently opt to penetrate firms by compromising their Wi-Fi
