hacking

Security Exercises

Posted Fri, 14/08/2009 - 5:14pm by zubin71

Security exercises which happen around the globe at almost all times of the year come mainly in two forms :-

1. Web-Application based hacking

2. Capture the flag style hacking

 

Capture the flag(CTF) :- Two of the CTF exercises i have taken part in are :-

1. CIPHER5

2. HAR CTF

- What is a CTF?

Buffer Overflows - The way to go about it

Posted Tue, 04/08/2009 - 7:53pm by zubin71

Towards the beginning of this month, i was part of a team that had taken part in the CIPHER 5 capture the flag competition; due to lack of experience and preparation we had failed to fare well in it; we came out 22nd out of 32 worldwide.

netcat - an intro on the Swiss knife

Posted Tue, 04/08/2009 - 7:49pm by zubin71

Yup, so here i am again, this time with a tutorial on the tool which is named the "Swiss Army Knife" - netcat. I realize that there are many tutorials on this tool on the internet already, but i`ll try to present it from a security perspective. So, i`ll keep this nice and short; lets start.

Introduction to BackTrack

Posted Tue, 23/12/2008 - 5:59pm by rohit11

Introduction to the best compilation of best open source tools for hacking, investigation and forensic.

As ClubHack calls it "from local boot to remote root in one CD" :)

Note: If required this talk can be converted into a live workshop for teaching attendees the use of BackTrack.

Introduction to BackTrack

Posted Fri, 19/12/2008 - 9:45pm by rohit11

Introduction to the best compilation of best open source tools for hacking, investigation and forensic.

As ClubHack calls it "from local boot to remote root in one CD" :)

Note: If required this talk can be converted into a live workshop for teaching attendees the use of BackTrack.

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