Collaborate Disseminate
As we know, a deauth (de-authentication) attack is an attack in which an attacker crafts a forged deauthentication frame, and sends it to the client as if coming from the Access Point, and then the client (victim) will be deauthenticated, … Continue reading Is the Wi-Fi deauthentication attack in the wikipedia article correct? [closed]
The strange vulnerability could have allowed for escalation of privilege, denial of service or information disclosure attacks. Continue reading Intel Patches Widespread Processor Vulnerability
Want to crash someone’s iPhone or iPad? Turns out it’s not that tricky, if you have a Flipper Zero. Continue reading Making iPhones and iPads crash with a Flipper Zero
The Flipper Zero is an incredibly versatile hacking device. Now it can be used to crash iPhones in its vicinity by sending them a never-ending stream of pop-ups.
These types of hacks have been possible for decades, but they require special equipment and a fair amount of expertise. The capabilities generally required expensive SDRs—short for software-defined radios—that, unlike traditional hardware-defined radios, use firmware and processors to digitally re-create radio signal transmissions and receptions. The $200 Flipper Zero isn’t an SDR in its own right, but as a software-controlled radio, it can do many of the same things at an affordable price and with a form factor that’s much more convenient than the previous generations of SDRs…
I’m looking into HTTP version specific risks. HTTP 1.0 lacks support for persistent connections, meaning each request/response pair requires a new TCP connection to be established.
Considering the overhead associated with constantly openin… Continue reading Is HTTP/1.0 inherently more susceptible to denial-of-service (DoS) attacks?
What are the key components that define them and what are the differences? are there any standard structure of it? I’ve looked at several papers, and some of them using as a same, and some of them are not which makes me confused.
I underst… Continue reading Key difference between DoS & DDoS [duplicate]
Is a deepfake Tom Hanks better than the real thing? Who has been attacking the British Royal Family’s website, and why? And how can you protect your vehicle from the spate of keyless car thefts?
All this and much much more is discussed in the latest… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #342: Royal family attacked, keyless car theft, and a deepfake Tom Hanks
I am performing ARP spoofing DOS attack from my Kali machine to the Parrot Os. Could you please suggest a script in Python that can be run in the victim end so that it will stop the ARP spoofing attack?
What commands we can use to prevent … Continue reading How to prevent ARP spoofing attack with python scapy
I recently got a DDoS tool and I want to see if it works.
I know that "website hosting websites" services like wix or 000webhost don’t allow that because it affects them.
I want to find a website that is made for DDoSing or make … Continue reading What website can I ddos [closed]
A server of mine has been on the receiving end of a DoS attack originating from a single ip address belonging to the oracle cloud ASN. The attack is handled by blocking the ip, but I know that the ip is still attacking.
I’ve been trying to… Continue reading How to contact Oracle Cloud to report a DoS attack originating from their IP? [closed]