Using Uname Command on Linux with Examples
by 0 We will explain the “uname” command that you can use on your Linux operating system. With this command, you can get the kernel information and …
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What is Mimikatz? Using Mimikatz in the Post-Abuse Process
by 0 After using the weaknesses of a machine, exploiting that machine and buying a meterpreter shell, I will talk about the mimetic module and its use …
What is Gophish? Gophish Installation and Scenario
by 0 Before we start with Gophish, we will explain what Phishing is. What is Phishing? It is a type of online attack in which fraudsters send …
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What is Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerability?
by 0 Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is a weakness that occurs if the developer does not pass the input from the user through the required HTML and JavaScript …
What is DVWA and Installing on Kali Linux
by 0 DVWA(Damn Vulnerable Web Application), For pentesters and web security users who want to improve themselves in the field of web application security. It is an …
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Some Scenarios for DLP (Data Loss Prevention) POC
by 0 Some scenarios in DLP POC processes are as follows. These are the scenarios that come to my mind. You can further expand these scenarios. Protection …
What is Kali Linux? How to Install?
by 0 Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution developed for penetration testing. Kali Linux, which contains a lot of software, is a continuation of the Backtrack …
Creation of Wordlist with Crunch in Infiltration Tests
by 0 In this article, I will refer to how wordlists can be created in online and offline password cracking attacks. Crunch, a predetermined character or the …
Nmap Basics-2
by 0 Continuing Port Scan SYN scan (-sS): Makes a scan by sets the SYN flag. SYN scan is a fast scan because only one packet is …
Installing Nmap and Nmap Basics-1
by 0 Nmap is an open-source tool that allows us to find out which ports are up or down, what services are running on the ports, and …