βοΈ Cain and Abel βοΈ
πCain & Abel is a password recovery tool for Microsoft Operating Systems. It allows easy recovery of various kinds of passwords by sniffing the network, cracking encrypted passwords using Dictionary, Brute-Force, and Cryptanalysis attacks, recording VoIP conversations, decoding scrambled passwords, recovering wireless network keys, revealing password boxes, uncovering cached passwords and analyzing routing protocols.π
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πCain & Abel is a password recovery tool for Microsoft Operating Systems. It allows easy recovery of various kinds of passwords by sniffing the network, cracking encrypted passwords using Dictionary, Brute-Force, and Cryptanalysis attacks, recording VoIP conversations, decoding scrambled passwords, recovering wireless network keys, revealing password boxes, uncovering cached passwords and analyzing routing protocols.π
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βοΈJOHN THE RIPPERβοΈ
πJohn the Ripper is free and Open Source software, distributed primarily in source code form. It is the password cracking software tool. It is one of the most popular password testings and breaking programs as it combines a number of password crackers into one package, autodetects password hash types, and includes a customizable cracker.π
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πJohn the Ripper is free and Open Source software, distributed primarily in source code form. It is the password cracking software tool. It is one of the most popular password testings and breaking programs as it combines a number of password crackers into one package, autodetects password hash types, and includes a customizable cracker.π
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π° UI REDRESS π°
This technique is similar to phishing. But in this case, a hacker would create a fake hidden user interface. Once the a user clicks the button with an intention of to proceed to a certain page, he will find himself on an unfamiliar website, usually with an inappropriate content.
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This technique is similar to phishing. But in this case, a hacker would create a fake hidden user interface. Once the a user clicks the button with an intention of to proceed to a certain page, he will find himself on an unfamiliar website, usually with an inappropriate content.
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Learn all about USB attacks, USB Rubber Ducky, HID Attacks, BadUSB, keystroke injections, WiFi jamming.
Explore the threat landscape: USBs, WiFi jammers
Learn common tools and techniques used
Practical skillset in defeating hardware-based threats
Extend your cyber security know-how for hardware-based tools
https://www.udemy.com/ethical-hacking-with-hardware-gadgets/
π’ DNS Spoofing π’
DNS cache poisoning, also known as DNS spoofing, is a type of attack that exploits vulnerabilities in the domain name system (DNS) to divert Internet traffic away from legitimate servers and towards fake ones. One of the reasons DNS poisoning is so dangerous is because it can spread from DNS server to DNS server.
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DNS cache poisoning, also known as DNS spoofing, is a type of attack that exploits vulnerabilities in the domain name system (DNS) to divert Internet traffic away from legitimate servers and towards fake ones. One of the reasons DNS poisoning is so dangerous is because it can spread from DNS server to DNS server.
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βοΈ DHCP βοΈ
πDynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) assigns IP addresses dynamically. This means that you do not have the same IP address all of the time. Most of the time, these IP address assignments are on a local area network. Remember, on LANs we use private IP addresses. When each device is connected to the LAN, it must request an IP address. That device sends that request to the DHCP server that then assigns an IP address to that system for a fixed length of time known as a "lease."π
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πDynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) assigns IP addresses dynamically. This means that you do not have the same IP address all of the time. Most of the time, these IP address assignments are on a local area network. Remember, on LANs we use private IP addresses. When each device is connected to the LAN, it must request an IP address. That device sends that request to the DHCP server that then assigns an IP address to that system for a fixed length of time known as a "lease."π
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Note: For Those who use kali linux in vmware
π CLASSIFICATION OF HACKERS π
Based on the attitude and skill level they possess, hackers are classified into the following types:
π° White Hat Hacker: A white hat hacker (also known as ethical hacker) is someone who uses his skills only for defensive purposes such as penetration testing. These type of hackers are often hired by many organizations in order to ensure the security of their information systems.
π° Black Hat Hacker: A black hat hacker (also known as cracker) is someone who
always uses his skills for offensive purposes. The intention of black hat hackers is to gain money or take personal revenge by causing damage to information systems.
π° Grey Hat Hacker: A grey hat hacker is someone who falls in between the white hat and black hat category. This type of hacker may use his skills both for defensive and offensive purposes.
π° Script Kiddie: A script kiddie is a wannabe hacker. These are the ones who lack the knowledge of how a computer system really works but use ready-made programs, tools and scripts to break into computers.
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Based on the attitude and skill level they possess, hackers are classified into the following types:
π° White Hat Hacker: A white hat hacker (also known as ethical hacker) is someone who uses his skills only for defensive purposes such as penetration testing. These type of hackers are often hired by many organizations in order to ensure the security of their information systems.
π° Black Hat Hacker: A black hat hacker (also known as cracker) is someone who
always uses his skills for offensive purposes. The intention of black hat hackers is to gain money or take personal revenge by causing damage to information systems.
π° Grey Hat Hacker: A grey hat hacker is someone who falls in between the white hat and black hat category. This type of hacker may use his skills both for defensive and offensive purposes.
π° Script Kiddie: A script kiddie is a wannabe hacker. These are the ones who lack the knowledge of how a computer system really works but use ready-made programs, tools and scripts to break into computers.
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βοΈ CYCRIPT βοΈ
πCycript remains one of the best hacking tools to be used on iPhones. It enables developers to associate with applications running on iOS. The programming is done through Objective-C++ and JavaScript language structure. It highlights tab finishing and language structure features, giving it a practical and desktop-like feel.π
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πCycript remains one of the best hacking tools to be used on iPhones. It enables developers to associate with applications running on iOS. The programming is done through Objective-C++ and JavaScript language structure. It highlights tab finishing and language structure features, giving it a practical and desktop-like feel.π
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π° The difference between KL and RAT π°
πRAT= Remote Administrative Tool.It gives a hacker full control over a victims computer.Webcam,Microphone,And what not.RAT's violate a whole heck of Cyber laws that is why FBI puts heat on them and they get caught,Mainly because blackmailing or using their personnel information against them
πKL= Keylogging/Keylogger.It sends keystrokes and Stealer logs containing username,password and website link typed and/or visited by a victim to the hacker that made it.
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πRAT= Remote Administrative Tool.It gives a hacker full control over a victims computer.Webcam,Microphone,And what not.RAT's violate a whole heck of Cyber laws that is why FBI puts heat on them and they get caught,Mainly because blackmailing or using their personnel information against them
πKL= Keylogging/Keylogger.It sends keystrokes and Stealer logs containing username,password and website link typed and/or visited by a victim to the hacker that made it.
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π° XssPy Tool π°
βοΈXssPy is a web application XSS scanner. Xsspy was recently used by an engineer at microsoft to find a bug in Pentagonβs Bug Bounty Program.
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βοΈXssPy is a web application XSS scanner. Xsspy was recently used by an engineer at microsoft to find a bug in Pentagonβs Bug Bounty Program.
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Thefatrat a massive exploiting tool : Easy tool to generate backdoor and easy tool to post exploitation attack like browser attack,dll . This tool compiles a malware with popular payload and then the compiled malware can be execute on windows, android, mac . The malware that created with this tool also have an ability to bypass most AV software.
https://github.com/Screetsec/TheFatRat
Command:
1. git clone https://github.com/Screetsec/TheFatRat.git
2. cd TheFatRat
3. chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh
https://github.com/Screetsec/TheFatRat
Command:
1. git clone https://github.com/Screetsec/TheFatRat.git
2. cd TheFatRat
3. chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh
π° Pen Testingπ°
Penetration Testing is a method that many companies follow in order to minimize their security breaches. This is a controlled way of hiring a professional hackers who will try to hack your system and show you the loopholes that you should fix.
Before doing a penetration test, it is mandatory to have an agreement that will explicitly mention the following parameters β
what will be the time of penetration test,
where will be the IP source of the attack, and
what will be the penetration fields of the system.
Penetration testing is conducted by professional ethical hackers who mainly use commercial, open-source tools, automate tools and manual checks. There are no restrictions; the most important objective here is to uncover as many security flaws as possible.
Types of Penetration Testing
We have five types of penetration testing β
Black Box β Here, the ethical hacker doesnβt have any information regarding the infrastructure or the network of the organization that he is trying to penetrate. In black-box penetration testing, the hacker tries to find the information by his own means.
Grey Box β It is a type of penetration testing where the ethical hacker has a partial knowledge of the infrastructure, like its domain name server.
White Box β In white-box penetration testing, the ethical hacker is provided with all the necessary information about the infrastructure and the network of the organization that he needs to penetrate.
External Penetration Testing β This type of penetration testing mainly focuses on network infrastructure or servers and their software operating under the infrastructure. In this case, the ethical hacker tries the attack using public networks through the Internet. The hacker attempts to hack the company infrastructure by attacking their webpages, webservers, public DNS servers, etc.
Internal Penetration Testing β In this type of penetration testing, the ethical hacker is inside the network of the company and conducts his tests from there.
Penetration testing can also cause problems such as system malfunctioning, system crashing, or data loss. Therefore, a company should take calculated risks before going ahead.
Penetration Testing is a method that many companies follow in order to minimize their security breaches. This is a controlled way of hiring a professional hackers who will try to hack your system and show you the loopholes that you should fix.
Before doing a penetration test, it is mandatory to have an agreement that will explicitly mention the following parameters β
what will be the time of penetration test,
where will be the IP source of the attack, and
what will be the penetration fields of the system.
Penetration testing is conducted by professional ethical hackers who mainly use commercial, open-source tools, automate tools and manual checks. There are no restrictions; the most important objective here is to uncover as many security flaws as possible.
Types of Penetration Testing
We have five types of penetration testing β
Black Box β Here, the ethical hacker doesnβt have any information regarding the infrastructure or the network of the organization that he is trying to penetrate. In black-box penetration testing, the hacker tries to find the information by his own means.
Grey Box β It is a type of penetration testing where the ethical hacker has a partial knowledge of the infrastructure, like its domain name server.
White Box β In white-box penetration testing, the ethical hacker is provided with all the necessary information about the infrastructure and the network of the organization that he needs to penetrate.
External Penetration Testing β This type of penetration testing mainly focuses on network infrastructure or servers and their software operating under the infrastructure. In this case, the ethical hacker tries the attack using public networks through the Internet. The hacker attempts to hack the company infrastructure by attacking their webpages, webservers, public DNS servers, etc.
Internal Penetration Testing β In this type of penetration testing, the ethical hacker is inside the network of the company and conducts his tests from there.
Penetration testing can also cause problems such as system malfunctioning, system crashing, or data loss. Therefore, a company should take calculated risks before going ahead.
π° RedEye Phishing Tool π°
βοΈRedEye the advance phishing tool. It is the most complete Phishing Tool, with 33 templates. This tool was made for educational purposes.
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βοΈRedEye the advance phishing tool. It is the most complete Phishing Tool, with 33 templates. This tool was made for educational purposes.
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π’ iKeyMonitor iPhone Hacker π’
πThe iKeyMonitor iPhone Hacker was originally designed for key monitoring, as the name suggests. This means listening to keystrokes in order to look for patterns that might provide clues to passwords and similar. However, it has since grown to handle a huge number of different impressive features. These include listening to the iPhoneβs surroundings, spying on call histories, and monitoring iOS usage completely in secret.π
πThe iKeyMonitor iPhone Hacker was originally designed for key monitoring, as the name suggests. This means listening to keystrokes in order to look for patterns that might provide clues to passwords and similar. However, it has since grown to handle a huge number of different impressive features. These include listening to the iPhoneβs surroundings, spying on call histories, and monitoring iOS usage completely in secret.π
π° John The Ripper π°
βοΈ John the Ripper is often used in the enterprise to detect weak passwords that could put network security at risk, as well as other administrative purposes. The software can run a wide variety of password-cracking techniques against the various user accounts on each operating system and can be scripted to run locally or remotely. βοΈ
βοΈ Originally developed for Unix-derived systems, John the Ripper is available for most common platforms. The free and open source (FOSS) version is generally distributed as source code. A commercial version, John the Ripper Pro, is a more user-friendly version distributed as native code for a given system. βοΈ
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βοΈ John the Ripper is often used in the enterprise to detect weak passwords that could put network security at risk, as well as other administrative purposes. The software can run a wide variety of password-cracking techniques against the various user accounts on each operating system and can be scripted to run locally or remotely. βοΈ
βοΈ Originally developed for Unix-derived systems, John the Ripper is available for most common platforms. The free and open source (FOSS) version is generally distributed as source code. A commercial version, John the Ripper Pro, is a more user-friendly version distributed as native code for a given system. βοΈ
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