Article IronWASP Part 1 IronWASP stands for Iron Web application Advanced Security testing Platform, and was developed by Mr.Lavakumar Kuppan. It is an open source system…
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Article Manual packet analysis In this tutorial, we will learn how to read a packet header. It's not very common to inspect packet fields, but it is important to know how to read…
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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…
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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…
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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…
