Article Fuzzing Vulnserver: Discovering Vulnerable Commands: Part 1 1. Introduction Vulnserver is a Windows TCP server running on port 9999. It was written by Stephen Bradshaw whose blog is located here. The server…
Article Fuzzing Vulnserver with Sulley: Part 3 1. Introduction Vulnserver is a vulnerable server written by Stephen Bradshaw whose blog is located here: grey-corner. This server was written…
Article Three Ways to Defeat a ReverseMe Introduction What is a « ReverseMe »? [pkadzone zone="main_top"] [pkadzone zone="main_top"] Disassembling or debugging commercial programs is…
Article The Rise of Cyber Weapons and Relative Impact on Cyberspace Once upon a time we lived in a world in which wars were fought by brave soldiers who faced each other in furious combat in a way that today we would…
Article Raising a Rogue Access Point Introduction Before beginning this article I want to clear up some stuff about awareness. Everything that is going to be described in this article…
Article Software Piracy - An Attempt to Assess the Problem In many countries we are dealing with two very serious problems. These are copyright and piracy. I would like in this article to look a little…
Article x86 Assembly Language Applicable To Reverse Engineering: The Basics – Part 1 Overview The x86 Assembly language or ASM is the lowest-level programming language understood by human kind and one of the most primitive ones; it…
Article Apache JMeter Part 4: Testing the Throughput and Performance of InfoSec Institute For part 3 of this series, click here. 1. Testing the Throughput of InfoSec Institute [pkadzone zone="main_top"] [pkadzone zone="main_top"] 1.1.…
Article X86 Assembly Language, Part 3.1 For part 2 of this series, please click here. Programming in a high-level language does not require a detailed knowledge of the system hardware.…
Article Flame: The Never Ending Story It is not possible to talk about cyber warfare and cyber weapons without mentioning the famous Stuxnet virus and the series of state-sponsored…
Article Demystifying Dot NET reverse engineering, part 1: Big introduction Disclaimer This, and all upcoming parts, are made with a strict and pure educational purpose just to gain insights into dot NET programs. What…
Article Filter Evasion: Part 1 1. Introduction First we must talk about vulnerabilities. We know that vulnerabilities that are present in any kind of software can be exploited by…
Article Filter evasion: Part 2 For part 1 of this series, please click here. Methods for bypassing a filter There is a number of different attack strings that can be used to…
Article Estimating Projects, Part I Each of us who has ever worked in any programming project has had to deal with one of the biggest problems we face when creating projects. It is, of…
Article Estimating Projects, Part II For part 1 of this series, please click here. In the first part, our discussion of the estimation focused primarily on the general principles of…
Article Investigating the Crime Scene, Part 1: A Brief Introduction to Computer Forensics and Autopsy Recommended reading http://www.thestudymaterial.com/presentation-seminar/computer-presentation/239-computer-forensics-presentation.html?showall=1…
Article Transforming your Android Phone into a Network Pentesting Device Lester: Hey Nash, are you scanning our school's network with just your smartphone? Nash: Well, yes I am! I'm using a network penetration suite just…
Article x86 Assembly Language Applicable To Reverse Engineering: The Basics – Part 2 For part 1 of this series, please click here. Introduction [pkadzone zone="main_top"] We saw in the first article an introduction to the most comm
Article Hacking SVN, GIT, and Mercurial We all know that when programming with a small or large team, having a revision control in place is mandatory. We can choose from a number of…
Article Free Web Application Scanners, Part 2 In the first part of this article, we have seen the need for free web application scanners and also we have looked into a few tools which are…
Article Legal and Technological Concerns Regarding the Use of BIOS Anti-theft Technologies 1. Introduction In 2006, a laptop containing personal and health data of 26,500,000 veterans was stolen from a data analyst working for the US…
Article Inside Android Applications By the end of 2012, the number of Smartphone shipments around the world will explode to nearly 668 million units, and the Android operating system…
Article Network Topology 1. Introduction Whenever we're doing a penetration test, it's good to figure out the topology of the network we're testing. We can't figure out the…
Article Computer Network Diagnostics, Part 1 Sometimes, at the beginning of my adventure to the Internet, I was wondering how it is that I have a local area network and Internet access. See for…
