Collaborate Disseminate
I was trying to solve some recon badge problem from pentesterlab.com
But when I tried to transfer zone (using dig axfr), the website (hackycorp.com, z.hackycorp.com) says connection failed or time out.
And if I scan it with nmap, port 53 i… Continue reading How to zone transfer – (Pentester lab – problem in recon badge – port 53 filtered ) [closed]
Is it possible and how to import macros with .jar extension produced by Selenium into Webinspect (version 21.2) and then use them to conduct a scan? Can anyone help me?
Continue reading import macros with .jar extension produced by Selenium into Webinspect [closed]
Is there such tool that can do this? Can it scan all devices to find a certain keyword and let me know on which device it is?
I’m currently performing a full system scan with clamscan and found the following message:
/usr/lib/pinta/Clipper.dll: Win.Trojan.Clipper-9942182-0 FOUND
I went online and couldn’t find any reference to this type of detection, so I’m star… Continue reading Clamscan: Infected files found in Pinta
I’m currently performing a full system scan with clamscan and found the following message:
/usr/lib/pinta/Clipper.dll: Win.Trojan.Clipper-9942182-0 FOUND
I went online and couldn’t find any reference to this type of detection, so I’m star… Continue reading Clamscan: Infected files found in Pinta
I am a university student currently trying to demonstrate exploitation of the SMBGhost Vulnerability on Windows 10 (Version: 1903, Build Number: 18362.356). I need to provide evidence that the vulnerability exists. However when using Nessu… Continue reading Scanning for SMBGhost vulnerability
I did some port scanning of the local network, as a bit of security due diligence, expecting the first 1000 to be stealthed. However, the results are mixed, when running the scan with different scanning tools.
ShieldsUP!
https://www.grc.co… Continue reading Mixed results from different port scanners – stealth vs closed
I’m using Tor for so long that I can’t remember! The main reasons to use it are to access some websites while preserving my anonymity (after all that’s the main purpose of Tor) but also to access dangerous resources like command & control servers or sites delivering malicious content. The
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How reliable is a mathematical model of a human fingerprint for identification?
I am looking for a way to uniquely identify individuals that is very reliable and easy to use that does not require storing actual biometric data. Storing the … Continue reading How reliable is a mathematical model of a human fingerprint for identification?
From time to time, my router starts to scan ports on all the connected devices. I have an internal RPi server which I restricted its access to the internet from the router. I checked the "/var/log/auth.log" on the RPi and many ss… Continue reading Router scanning ports on all connected devices