This article has compiled quick practical Tor recipes. Where to download Tor without a browser for Windows On the official site on the download page there is no Tor without a browser. To find it, you need to click on the link “Download Tor Source Code” and already there afterRead More
How to manage Tor service on Linux
How to install Tor on Linux The Tor package is available on most Linux distributions and can be installed from standard repositories. Tor installation on Debian, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Kali Linux and their derivatives: sudo apt install tor Tor installation on Arch Linux, BlackArch and their derivatives: sudo pacman -SRead More
What to select: Tor, VPN, or proxy?
In this article we will discuss the question: Is Tor better than VPN and proxy? What is Tor There are several different components and products in the name of which is the word “Tor”. To clearly understand what we're talking about, let's start by defining the terms. Tor is aRead More
Perimeter analysis for website security audit
Analysis of the infrastructure of the attacked site This article focuses on the XRay tool, designed to identify subdomains and collect information about them. There are plenty tools for all kind of passive and active information gathering, including many already reviewed on the miloserdov.org website. Tools for enumerating subdomains areRead More
How to redirect all traffic through the Tor network
This article is about the capabilities and limitations of the Tor network, as well as about several programs that will increase your anonymity by hiding the real IP. This article is recommended for reading even if you use a Linux distribution that can enable anonymous mode with a couple clicks.Read More
How to use Android phone as GPS sensor in Linux
Typically, desktop computers and laptops are sold without a GPS chip. This can be explained by the fact that the stationary device does not need to determine the coordinates. Nevertheless, there are several specialized applications for which GPS is needed, for example: compiling a list of Wi-Fi Access Points withRead More
Introduction to IPv6 Addresses: How to Use and How to Explore the Network (Part 2)
It is recommended to start acquaintance with the first part: https://miloserdov.org/?p=3727 How to open IPv6 in a web browser To use an IPv6 address in a URL, simply place it in square brackets: https://[2604:a880:800:c1::2ae:d001]/ If you need to specify a port, then it is put through a colon outside theRead More
Introduction to IPv6 Addresses: How to Use and How to Explore the Network (Part 1)
Can routers and computers work simultaneously with IP and IPv6? IPv6 is the new version of IP. IPv6 networks, IPv6-enabled hardware and software are already fairly widespread – at least in some countries. Now that IP and IPv6 protocols work together, this leads to the existence of virtually two parallelRead More
How to intercept SSH password. Man-in-the-middle attack on SSH
How to intercept SSH password The SSH protocol allows you to connect to another computer to execute commands on it and transfer files. SSH uses strong encryption, so the transmitted network traffic cannot be decrypted or modified. In SSH, you can use two methods to log in the remote computer:Read More
How to capture a Wi-Fi handshake in tcpdump
When tcpdump is running in monitor mode without specifying filters, all wireless frames, including a four-way handshake, will be captured. Subsequently, this handshake can be found using Wireshark using a filter: eapol See the Wireshark Filters article for more details. In order for tcpdump to filter only handshake frames, useRead More