Advance SQL

Same Peoples Says me that tech advance SQL Injection So Today we learn  Advance SQL Injection  (This is only education purpose ) What is SQL Injection attack? SQL Injection Attacks uses SQL websites or web applications. It relies on the strategic injection of malicious code or script into existing queries.  SQL injection is a powerful and dangerous...

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Email Security

Email Security Everyone uses e-mail.  It is the second most used application on the internet next to your web browser.  But what you might not realize is that a significant portion of network attacks and compromises originate through e-mail.  How E-mail Works? We know that E-mail like as airmail is sent through the air, 'e'-mail is sent through...

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Advance Physical tools

Today we see same(two) advance Physical Tools to perform SE attack  Card Reader Cloners  Card reader cloners were heavily covered in THP2, so I will mainly go into updates. For the most part, HID badges that don’t require any public/private handshakes are still vulnerable to clone and brute-force ID numbers. In THP2, we loved cloning ProxCard II...

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Exploiting a Mobile Device

Exploiting a Mobile Device How To Write Your First Exploit???? A known toolkit for exploiting computers is Kali Linux , is also one of the most efficient tools to perform a hack on a mobile device. Simply follow these steps to perform a remote hack on a mobile device and install a malicious file on a targeted device.  Open Kali Linux  Type the...

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Introduction to Mobile Hacking

 Mobile Hacking  Mobile hacking makes perfect sense because of the rise of smartphone and other mobile devices for online transactions and connecting with others. Since mobile devices are hubs of personal information that are easier to access compared to personal computers, they are among the most vulnerable devices for hackers. Most Common Question (Why should...

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Physical Access Attacks Hacking

 Physical Access Attacks If an attacker is able to gain physical access to a machine, chances are that he'll hack it. In almost every OS or network device, there exists a “physical backdoor” which allows for manual resetting of a device configuration. "Technologies used for perimeter security involve, for instance, intrusion detection sensors and alarm...

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Password Hash Attacks

Password Hash Attacks Today our most topic which is Password Hash Attacks we read same tools So let start What is Password Hashes? A cryptographic hash function is a oneLway function implementing an algorithm that,  given an arbitrary block of data, returns a fixed-size bit string called a hash%value or  message%digest.  One of the most important uses...

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Online and Offline Password Attacks

Online Password Attacks Online password attacks involve password guessing attempts for networked services that use a username and password authentication scheme.For this purpose which tools are use  Hydra, Medusa, Ncrack, and even Metasploit have built in handling of many network protocol authentication schemes.These three tools are probably the most popular...

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Password Attacks/Cracking

Password Attacks/Cracking What is passwords? A password, sometimes called a passcode, is a memorized secret used to confirm the identity of a user. Using the terminology of the NIST Digital Identity Guidelines, the secret is memorized by a party called the claimant while the party verifying the identity of the claimant is called the verifier. Password Cracking.... (The...

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Web Application Vulnerabilities and Security

Web Application Vulnerabilities and security SQL Injection SQL stands for the structured query language. The SQL injection is an injection attack which gives an attacker the feasibility to inject or we can say to execute SQL statements which can directly communicate with the database of the web application also known as a relational database management system. Cross...

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