Step by steps methods to implement hacking
There is nothing more frustrating to a customer or client who is unable to access the website of a company, bank or retailer. Multiple emails and attempts to “check out” often lead to the viewpoint of “forget them; I will just go to another e-retailer to see if they have it in stock.” Read more
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Speakers with built-in microphones are increasingly popular. Devices such as Amazon’s Echo and Google Home let people check the weather or their personal calendar with simple voice commands. Beyond that, many smart TVs and TV streaming devices now have voice-activated functions, often for playback controls and video search. Many newer toys also come with microphones
How to keep your smartened-up home safe from hackers Read More »
Tech support scams have become big business for criminals, so don’t expect them to stop over the holidays. In fact, the FBI’s most recent Internet Crime Report lists tech support fraud as one of the top cybercrime trends, costing victims some $8 million last year alone. Read more
6 Tips to Protect Against Technical Support Fraud Read More »
This guide will help you understand viruses and hacking on Android smartphones and tablets. We’ll show you what to look for if you think your device got hacked, and detail some steps to potentially fix it. Smartphone security is extremely important, and here’s where to start. Read more
How to Know If Android is Hacked Read More »
Researchers have devised numerous ways to extract data from computer systems by developing covert channels. These channels fall into four general groups: Read more
Four methods hackers use to steal data Read More »
WikiLeaks publishes the source code and development logs to Hive, a major component of the CIA infrastructure to control its malware.Hive solves a critical problem for the malware operators at the CIA. Read more
Hive:source code and development logs Read More »
Several security researchers have spotted a new Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) portal over the weekend that lets anyone generate their own ransomware executable just by filling in three form fields and pressing a button. Read more
New Shifr RaaS Lets Any Dummy Enter the Ransomware Business Read More »
I probably don’t have to tell you why a password cracking tool is nice to have. Even more, I shouldn’t have to explain the benefits of hacking WiFi – especially your own. So let’s get straight to it. Read more
Installing and Setting up Aircrack-ng for Cracking WiFi Passwords Read More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfVqmOtplOE Exploiting a vulnerable Domain controller without the MS14-068 patch. You would be surprised how many domain controller are still not patched. Patch with MS14-068 to avoid this exploit. Read more
A Dutch web developer has created a rootkit that hides inside a PHP module and can be used to take over web servers via a rarely used attack vector: Apache modules. According to a classic definition of a rootkit, this is a piece of code that works on the lowest levels of the operating system,
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