Author: Alex

How to detect and identify the type of Web Application Firewall (WAF)

Alex July 21, 2021 identYwaf, infogathering, server scanning and server protection, Tor, WAF, WAF bypass, WAFW00F, webapps, WhatWaf Web Applications No Comments »

Attacks targeting proxy servers

Alex July 19, 2021 Bettercap, hacking, HTTP Basic authentication, HTTP Digest authentication, Man-In-The-Middle attacks, passwords, Wireshark, Wireshark Filters Web Applications No Comments »

Hashcat doesn’t detect AMD CPUs (SOLVED)

Alex July 18, 2021 AMD, brute-force, CPU, Hashcat, Linux, offline brute-force, passwords, Windows Password Attacks No Comments »

Monitoring the emergence of new subdomains in real time

Alex July 5, 2021 Certificate Transparency, infogathering, perimeter, subdomain, Sublert, web-sites, webapps Web Applications No Comments »

How to identify hash types – new tools with modern hashes support

Alex July 1, 2021 HAITI, Hash, hashID, HashTag, Name That Hash Password Attacks No Comments »

How to create and configure a Squid proxy server

Alex June 15, 2021 3proxy, caching, censorship bypass, htdigest, htpasswd, IP, proxy, Squid Anonymity, data encryption and anti-forensics No Comments »

How to save and open website pages in Tails in a web browser

Alex June 9, 2021 Tails, Tor Browser, web browsers Anonymity, data encryption and anti-forensics No Comments »

Configuring programs and operating systems to work through a proxy

Alex June 1, 2021 Android, censorship bypass, dconf-editor, Firefox, Google Chrome / Chromium, IP, Linux, Opera, proxychains, VirtualBox, web browsers, Windows Anonymity, data encryption and anti-forensics No Comments »

How to change the desktop environment in Kali Linux without reinstalling the operating system

Alex June 1, 2021 Cinnamon, Display manager, E17, GNOME, Kali Linux, Kde, Lxde, Mate, meta-packages, Xfce Work Environment No Comments »

Comprehensive Guide to John the Ripper. Part 7: Johnny – GUI for John the Ripper

Alex May 25, 2021 brute-force, Cygwin, dictionary attack, Hash, John the Ripper, mask attack, offline brute-force, passwords Password Attacks No Comments »