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January 17, 2012 by CyberRad
Going Phishing with the Social Engineering Toolkit
Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) is a social engineering pen testing framework created by Dave (ReL1K) Kennedy. SET contains numerous tools to help pen testers test the human element during a security engagement.Archive
December 17, 2011 by CyberRad
What to do after your *nix web server has been compromised
I thought it would be nice to write about what you should do when your *nix server is compromised. The idea came from a conversation that was sparked on the Full Disclosure List.Archive
October 26, 2011 by CyberRad
Using Rel1K’s Artillery To Protect Your Server
If you are looking for a way to secure your linux server from some of the most common attacks being carried out today against linux servers then look no further then Rel1K’s Artillery program. Artillery is a combination of a honeypot, file monitoring and integrity, alerting, and brute force prevention tool.Archive
September 26, 2011 by CyberRad
How to perform a SQL Injection Attack
SQL Injection (SQLi) is an attack vector that is extremely easy to carry out. Most of the breaches you see today are perpetrated this way yielding huge payloads of data. Understanding this attack will help you defend against this type of attack.Archive
August 12, 2011 by CyberRad
Cracking the wireless network using aircrack-ng
Aircrack-ng is a suite of programs that allow for auditing of IEEE 802.11 networks. Below I will go over using the Aircrack-ng suit in Backtrack 5 to capture and crack WEP and WPA.Archive
June 30, 2011 by CyberRad
Deter unwanted scanners/crawlers using Weblabyrinth
Weblabyrinth is a dynamic maze of web pages written in PHP. The main goal of Weblabyrinth is to delay and occupy malicious web scanners to give incident handlers time to investigate and respond to threats. Weblabyrinth is designed to show a 404 error to legitimate web crawlers based on the crawlers user-agent. Here is how [...]Archive
June 17, 2011 by CyberRad
Audit your site using w3af
Maintaining a website can be a large task. On the security side of the day to day tasks for the site you usually patch the web server and check the logs for potential issues. There are many automated tools that are out there scanning the internet for vulnerable web servers to compromise. Typically a compromised [...]Archive
May 16, 2011 by CyberRad
Using Armitage, An attack management tool for Metasploit
Armitage is a great attack management tool for Metasploit. Armitage shows a graphical representation of your attack as you are putting it in motion. Armitage also allows for Red Teaming by allowing your team a way to collaborate an attack in the same Metasploit session.Archive
May 5, 2011 by CyberRad