Monthly Archives: May 2018

Recently, researchers unveiled a DNS hijacking campaign that was found to spread malware from banking Trojans to Android smartphone users mostly in Asia, which has now extended its reach to iOS and PC users. Mantis Roaming malware now targets IOS … Continue reading →

IBM recently banned all removable storage, throughout the company; this is a new policy that aims to avoid financial and reputational damage from a lost or misused USB drive. Shamla Naidoo, IBM’s chief information security officer, told staff in an internal email … Continue reading →

As an introduction, brut3k1t is a bruteforce module on the server side that supports dictionary attacks for various protocols, information security experts say. Some of the current protocols that are complete and compatible are: ssh ftp smtp XMPP instagram Facebook There will … Continue reading →

A team of information security experts tells us that sub-domain acquisition vulnerabilities happen whenever a subdomain points to a service (for example, GitHub pages, Heroku, etc.) that has been removed or removed. This may allow an attacker to configure a … Continue reading →

First we will see the topics that will be covered by the information security experts in this test / course of auto hacking: Configuration of virtual environments for tests, Sniffing CAN Traffic, Analyzing CAN Traffic, Inverse Engineering CAN IDs, Denial … Continue reading →

To begin with, the experts explain that Hijacker is a graphical user interface for the penetration test tools Aircrack-ng, Airodump-ng, MDK3 and Reaver. This application offers a simple and easy user interface to use the tools without writing commands in … Continue reading →