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The History of Hacking

Before hacking originally became popular, it was not seen as a severe crime. The hackers were dubbed “practical jokers” rather than…Continue reading on Medium »
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Penetration Testing vs. Ethical Hacking

The penetration test, also known as the pen test, is a sanctioned simulated cyber assault on a computing system that is used to evaluate…Continue reading on Medium »
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With the implementation of a new, user-friendly interface, the Firmware Analysis tool – EMBA – has taken the next step in its development. https://preview.redd.it/82cdvhbp4qw71.png?width=1575&format=png&auto=webp&s=989261522720ae9f7dcc190e58cf4c56822db41a In September 2020 we had already developed a powerful firmware scanner as an open-source project with the goal of making the crucial task of security testing less complex and time-consuming. As a result, we were able to automate firmware analysis tasks during penetration tests. EMBA’s user interface EMBArk now supports all steps from firmware upload, configuration and starting the test process to displaying real-time status details and generating a report containing vulnerability details with aggregated results across all analysis tasks. The results are presented graphically and in an easy-to-understand format. ​ See a demonstration of the new UI in the video: https://youtu.be/qSHuPWbfhmI ​ EMBArk is being further developed as an open-source project on Github: https://github.com/e-m-b-a/embark submitted by /u/_m-1-k-3_ (https://www.reddit.com/user/_m-1-k-3_)
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Bluetooth dos attack!

Hello, i have very very annoying guy outside my house selling some stuff using a loud speaker outside my house! I tried everything. (Talking to him - cops - arguing) he just keeps coming back and in my country they don’t take this issue seriously for some reason, I can’t even fight him, he is a very big guy and im a sick guy and not strong enough!! im really exhausted, can’t focus on my daily work. I managed to connect to his bluetooth speaker yesterday. I was thinking of something to dos his Bluetooth speaker or something like a script which whatever he turn it off and on again, my pc scans fast and connect to it which makes it impossible for him to use speaker! Or a tool or script to send deauth packets ( but problem is he keeps turn it off and on then he pair quickly ) help anything will be useful :(

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Can I get into ethical hacking with no IT background?

A Biomedical engineer here. Before I get comments saying "drop your idea of Mr.Robot" or something along those lines, I just want to say that I'm widely aware of what the term "ethical hacking" is. I've explored the area quite a bit and the main thing that drives me towards it is the fact that I've to constantly challenge myself and struggle through problems, and how rewarding that can be. I couldn't find that in my previous engineering role and I've wanted to switch up since some time now. Do people get into ethical hacking with no CS or IT background (degree)?

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Cracking an MD5 hash with hashcat

I have this MD5 hash that I wanted to crack, and I don't know anything about the actual word. I brute-forced normally till a length of 6 characters but now the compute time has gone exponentially higher.

I tried a few masks aswell but since I know nothing about the actual word, it's like shooting in the dark.
I wanted to try a dictionary attack next but I'm a bit confused as to what it is.

Will it simply try every word in the wordlist and see if that's the hash? or is it smart enough to also try some combinations of the words in the list.

Also, if there's a better approach I could take, please do let me know.

Thanks!!

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