Web Hacking
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Hardening DNS Servers
Hardening DNS Servers: Domain Name Service (DNS) servers resolve hostnames to IP addresses. This service allows a website name such…
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Hardening FTP Servers
Hardening FTP Servers: File Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers are not intended for high-security applications because of their inherent weaknesses, Most…
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Hardening Email Servers
Hardening Email Server: Email servers provide the communications backbone for many businesses they typically run either as an additional service…
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WRITING THE PENETRATION TESTING REPORT
Writing the Penetration Testing Report: Like every other topic we have discussed, writing a good penetration testing report takes practice.…
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WIRESHARK: SNIFFING NETWORK TRAFFIC
Sniffing Network Traffic: Another popular technique that can be used to gain access to systems is network sniffing. Sniffing is…
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SIFTING THROUGH THE INTEL TO FIND ATTACKABLE TARGETS
Sifting Through the Intel to Find Attackable Targets: Once you have completed the steps in previously articles, you need to…
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FIERCE: WHAT TO DO WHEN ZONE TRANSFERS FAIL
Zone Transfers Fail: As we have previously discussed, most administrators are savvy enough to prevent random people from completing an…
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Extracting Information From DNS
Extracting Information from DNS: DNS servers are an excellent target for hackers and penetration testers. They usually contain information that…
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Brief Guide on HOST
Host: Oftentimes, our reconnaissance efforts will result in host names rather than IP address. When this occurs, we can use…
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The Basics of Web Hacking: Our Approach
Basics of Web Hacking: Our approach is made up of four phases that cover all the necessary tasks during an…
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