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5οΈβ£Go to the folder of the unpacked archive using the cd command (you will have a different path to the folder, so edit the command accordingly):
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6οΈβ£Install the required dependencies:
>pip install -r docs\requirements.txt
7οΈβ£Perform a check (help for using the program should be displayed):
>python .\sshprank.py -H
8οΈβ£Further work with the program is the same as in Linux, but instead of sshprank you need to specify python. \ Sshprank.py , for example:
>python .\sshprank.py -h 138.201.59.125 -v
9οΈβ£How to create a host list
>The sshprank program does not directly support ranges, although a little later I will show how you can still specify subnets for scanning with sshprank. Therefore, for sshprank you need to create a list of hosts.
πIf the following examples are not clear to you, then study the section β Opening curly braces β.
So, I want to scan the range 138.201.0.0/16 . To list hosts, I run the following command:
>echo -e 138.201.{0..255}.{0..255}"\n" | sed 's/ //' > hosts.txt
1οΈβ£1οΈβ£Check that we have succeeded:
> head -n 20 hosts.txt
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π¦Install sshprank on Windows
1οΈβ£Start by installing Python python.org
2οΈβ£After installing Python and PIP, download the sshprank source archive from the link: https://github.com/noptrix/sshprank/archive/master.zip
3οΈβ£Unzip the archive.
4οΈβ£Open a command prompt or PowerShell (if you donβt know how, see the article β Setting up the PowerShell desktop environment on Windows and Linux β).
5οΈβ£Go to the folder of the unpacked archive using the cd command (you will have a different path to the folder, so edit the command accordingly):
>cd C:\Users\MiAl\Downloads\sshprank-master\
6οΈβ£Install the required dependencies:
>pip install -r docs\requirements.txt
7οΈβ£Perform a check (help for using the program should be displayed):
>python .\sshprank.py -H
8οΈβ£Further work with the program is the same as in Linux, but instead of sshprank you need to specify python. \ Sshprank.py , for example:
>python .\sshprank.py -h 138.201.59.125 -v
9οΈβ£How to create a host list
>The sshprank program does not directly support ranges, although a little later I will show how you can still specify subnets for scanning with sshprank. Therefore, for sshprank you need to create a list of hosts.
πIf the following examples are not clear to you, then study the section β Opening curly braces β.
So, I want to scan the range 138.201.0.0/16 . To list hosts, I run the following command:
>echo -e 138.201.{0..255}.{0..255}"\n" | sed 's/ //' > hosts.txt
1οΈβ£1οΈβ£Check that we have succeeded:
> head -n 20 hosts.txt
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#News
> The Motherboard website reported that some companies are selling access rights to steal data from websites to government agencies, hoping that it can generate investigation leads . The data includes passwords, e-mail addresses, and IP addresses. A company called SpyCloud showed a slide show to potential customers that the company claims to authorize law enforcement agencies and corporate investigators around the world to bring malicious actors to justice more quickly and effectively.
>The slide was shared by a source who was worried about law enforcement agencies buying hacker data access. SpyCloud confirmed the authenticity of these slides to Motherboard. Dave Endler, co-founder and chief product officer of SpyCloud, told Motherboard over the phone: "We are antagonizing criminal data and we are empowering law enforcement to do so."
>The exposed slide highlights a new use of the leaked data and shows that data usually related to the business sector can also be reused by law enforcement. But it also raises the question of whether law enforcement agencies should use information that was originally stolen by hackers. By purchasing SpyCloud products, law enforcement will also obtain hacker data from people who have nothing to do with the crime. The vast majority of people affected by the data breach are not criminals. Disturbingly, law enforcement can simply buy large amounts of account information and even passwords without having to obtain any legal procedures.
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#News
> The Motherboard website reported that some companies are selling access rights to steal data from websites to government agencies, hoping that it can generate investigation leads . The data includes passwords, e-mail addresses, and IP addresses. A company called SpyCloud showed a slide show to potential customers that the company claims to authorize law enforcement agencies and corporate investigators around the world to bring malicious actors to justice more quickly and effectively.
>The slide was shared by a source who was worried about law enforcement agencies buying hacker data access. SpyCloud confirmed the authenticity of these slides to Motherboard. Dave Endler, co-founder and chief product officer of SpyCloud, told Motherboard over the phone: "We are antagonizing criminal data and we are empowering law enforcement to do so."
>The exposed slide highlights a new use of the leaked data and shows that data usually related to the business sector can also be reused by law enforcement. But it also raises the question of whether law enforcement agencies should use information that was originally stolen by hackers. By purchasing SpyCloud products, law enforcement will also obtain hacker data from people who have nothing to do with the crime. The vast majority of people affected by the data breach are not criminals. Disturbingly, law enforcement can simply buy large amounts of account information and even passwords without having to obtain any legal procedures.
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#Beginerstips
Recondog is an information gathering tool and vulnerability scanner. It collects information using the API (a set of ready-made Please login or register to view links , Please login or register to view links , Please login or register to view links , Please login or register to view links and Please login or register to view links ). Recondog contains tools like Who this lookup, Honeypot Detector, DNS lookup, Port Scanner, IP location, etc.
πΈπ½π π π°π»π»πΈπ π°π πΈπΎπ½ & π π π½ :
1οΈβ£apt upgrade
2οΈβ£apt update
3οΈβ£Also commands for installing packages in the terminal.
pkg install < Package names >
For example: pkg install python2
For example: pkg install git
(But note these commands take up the nth memory of the phone)
4οΈβ£git clone Please login or register to view links
(This command copies ReconDog from github to the terminal)
5οΈβ£Now repeat all the commands in turn.
Congratulations, you have now installed ReconDog.
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For this we enter the following commands.
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cd (change the working directory.)
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7οΈβ£Now run the script dog.py using python
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#Beginerstips
Recondog is an information gathering tool and vulnerability scanner. It collects information using the API (a set of ready-made Please login or register to view links , Please login or register to view links , Please login or register to view links , Please login or register to view links and Please login or register to view links ). Recondog contains tools like Who this lookup, Honeypot Detector, DNS lookup, Port Scanner, IP location, etc.
πΈπ½π π π°π»π»πΈπ π°π πΈπΎπ½ & π π π½ :
1οΈβ£apt upgrade
2οΈβ£apt update
3οΈβ£Also commands for installing packages in the terminal.
pkg install < Package names >
For example: pkg install python2
For example: pkg install git
(But note these commands take up the nth memory of the phone)
4οΈβ£git clone Please login or register to view links
(This command copies ReconDog from github to the terminal)
5οΈβ£Now repeat all the commands in turn.
Congratulations, you have now installed ReconDog.
Well, this is not the end. Now we need to open the directory with ReconDog.
For this we enter the following commands.
6οΈβ£ls (utility Please login or register to view links , which prints in Please login or register to view links content Please login or register to view links .)
cd (change the working directory.)
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