As of now, hardware security projects seem to be attracting me more than software based projects. Evidently, I wrote a few posts covering them - List of Portable Hardware Devices for Penetration Testing, List of Raspberry Pi DIY Projects for Anonymity, etc. among other awesome projects such as WarBerryPi, Kubebot. Another project is fast becoming my favourite - P4wnP1. This Read more about P4wnP1: A Open Source USB Attack Platform
UPDATE: Kali Linux 2017.2 Release
About five months ago, I wrote about Kali Linux 2017.1. We now have an update - Kali Linux 2017.2, which is a roll-up of all updates since the last release. In addition to all of the standard security and package updates that are submitted via Debian Testing, this release also has more than a dozen new tools! Read more about UPDATE: Kali Linux 2017.2 Release
List of Portable Hardware Devices for Penetration Testing
All of us at some point or the other think of a possibility of "remoting" a penetration test. Five years ago, you would have to engineer something like this for to suit your own requirements. However now, there are commercial tools already available that help you do that and much more. This is an attempt to do just that - compile a list of portable hardware devices for Read more about List of Portable Hardware Devices for Penetration Testing
cFire: IP Discovery for Domains behind Cloudflare
If you remember, I blogged about a CloudFail and HatCloud earlier. Those tools help you find the IP addresses of systems that are protected/behind Cloudflare. This post is about a new tool on the block - cFire, which just does not stop at detecting the systems restricted using Cloudflare. This tool is also sometimes called as CloudFire. Read more about cFire: IP Discovery for Domains behind Cloudflare
UPDATE: Nmap 7.60 Now Available!
About a month and half ago, Nmap 7.50 was released. Today, a few minutes ago - Nmap 7.60 was made available with SSH support, improved SMB2/SMB3 support by Paulino Calderon (@calderpwn), addition of 14 NSE scripts and a new Npcap version. Nmap is now the default tool to discover services running on a remotely connected system. None of us really need any introduction to this Read more about UPDATE: Nmap 7.60 Now Available!