Nipun Jaswal is a security researcher and chief technical officer of Secugenius Security Solutions. The document discusses exploiting vulnerabilities to hack into webcams using the Metasploit framework. It provides two scenarios - one targeting a Windows XP system using the NETAPI vulnerability, and one targeting Windows 7 by exploiting vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer through a malicious link. The document demonstrates how to use Metasploit to execute exploits against the target systems and gain access to the webcam.
This document provides an overview of network security penetration testing. It defines hackers and their motivations, outlines the objectives of penetration testing which is to test vulnerabilities rather than malicious hacking. It then lists some common tools used like Metasploit, Aircrack and their purposes. It provides examples of how these tools could be used together in a flow to hack systems like wireless networks or ATM machines. It encourages learning terminology like exploits and payloads to better understand hacking. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of reading, learning and testing to become a skilled hacker rather than just asking how to hack specific sites or systems.
This document provides instructions for various computer-related tasks, some of which could enable harmful behavior. It discusses bypassing security measures, hiding and deleting drives, creating viruses, and cracking software, among other topics. The document warns users not to attempt certain instructions on their own computers due to risk of damage. It also contains links promoting harmful content.
Ultimate Guide to Setup DarkComet with NoIPPich Pra Tna
Simply Step by Step tutorial on how to setup DarkComet RAT the free and popular Remote Administration Tool.
This software is an efficient type of software, especially created to remote control any Microsoft
Windows machine.
Hacking with experts 3 (facebook hacking) by anurag dwivedi.Esteban Bedoya
The keylogger software allows monitoring of keyboard activity on a target computer without the user's knowledge. The summarizes the steps to use a keylogger software:
1. Download and extract the keylogger software files.
2. Configure the keylogger by generating a server name and specifying settings like self-destruct timing, file icon, and binding to another file.
3. The keylogger will then covertly monitor and log all keyboard activity on the target computer without being visible to the user. The logs can be sent via email or other methods for the attacker to access the recorded keystrokes.
Keyloggers allow unauthorized surveillance of keyboard input, allowing an attacker to obtain passwords and sensitive information entered
The field of Offensive Cyber and Penetration Testing is one of the most fascinating fields in the world of information security. This talk will go through all the steps of cyber attacking, from Information gathering to penetration techniques and actual demonstrations. The talk will cover the following topics: Introduction to cyber, Reconnaissance, Network Attacks and Penetration, Privilege Escalation, Wireless and radio attacking, Web application penetration ,Exploitation and Reverse Engineering.
Password attacks involve trying common or dictionary words to guess passwords. Strong passwords use misspellings, random letters, numbers and symbols. Phishing tricks users into entering passwords on fake sites. Malware can harm computers and steal data. Viruses self-replicate while firewalls and software updates help protect devices. Overall the document discusses password security, phishing, malware types like trojans and vulnerabilities, and basic concepts of viruses and firewall protection.
[Computer] hacking for dummies how to learn to hack in easy stepsLee Toulouse
The document provides instructions on how to begin learning to hack. It recommends using Linux as your operating system instead of Windows because hacking tools and exploits primarily target UNIX/Linux systems. It discusses connecting your Linux box to the internet, staying anonymous while hacking, using nmap to scan target systems and identify open ports and services, and uploading and compiling programs on target systems without leaving logs. The goal is to provide beginners with foundational knowledge on tools and techniques without promoting illegal hacking activities.
1) Password cracking is the process of recovering secret passwords through various techniques like hashing, guessing using dictionaries, using default passwords, brute force, and phishing.
2) Common password cracking techniques include exploiting weak hashing algorithms, guessing using common words and personal details, using default passwords for applications, trying all possible character combinations through brute force, and tricking users into revealing passwords through phishing.
3) IP spoofing involves modifying the source IP address field in the IP packet header to disguise the identity of the sender or impersonate another system and exploit weaknesses in the connection-oriented TCP protocol.
This document provides an overview of network security penetration testing. It defines hackers and their motivations, outlines the objectives of penetration testing which is to test vulnerabilities rather than malicious hacking. It then lists some common tools used like Metasploit, Aircrack and their purposes. It provides examples of how these tools could be used together in a flow to hack systems like wireless networks or ATM machines. It encourages learning terminology like exploits and payloads to better understand hacking. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of reading, learning and testing to become a skilled hacker rather than just asking how to hack specific sites or systems.
This document provides instructions for various computer-related tasks, some of which could enable harmful behavior. It discusses bypassing security measures, hiding and deleting drives, creating viruses, and cracking software, among other topics. The document warns users not to attempt certain instructions on their own computers due to risk of damage. It also contains links promoting harmful content.
Ultimate Guide to Setup DarkComet with NoIPPich Pra Tna
Simply Step by Step tutorial on how to setup DarkComet RAT the free and popular Remote Administration Tool.
This software is an efficient type of software, especially created to remote control any Microsoft
Windows machine.
Hacking with experts 3 (facebook hacking) by anurag dwivedi.Esteban Bedoya
The keylogger software allows monitoring of keyboard activity on a target computer without the user's knowledge. The summarizes the steps to use a keylogger software:
1. Download and extract the keylogger software files.
2. Configure the keylogger by generating a server name and specifying settings like self-destruct timing, file icon, and binding to another file.
3. The keylogger will then covertly monitor and log all keyboard activity on the target computer without being visible to the user. The logs can be sent via email or other methods for the attacker to access the recorded keystrokes.
Keyloggers allow unauthorized surveillance of keyboard input, allowing an attacker to obtain passwords and sensitive information entered
The field of Offensive Cyber and Penetration Testing is one of the most fascinating fields in the world of information security. This talk will go through all the steps of cyber attacking, from Information gathering to penetration techniques and actual demonstrations. The talk will cover the following topics: Introduction to cyber, Reconnaissance, Network Attacks and Penetration, Privilege Escalation, Wireless and radio attacking, Web application penetration ,Exploitation and Reverse Engineering.
Password attacks involve trying common or dictionary words to guess passwords. Strong passwords use misspellings, random letters, numbers and symbols. Phishing tricks users into entering passwords on fake sites. Malware can harm computers and steal data. Viruses self-replicate while firewalls and software updates help protect devices. Overall the document discusses password security, phishing, malware types like trojans and vulnerabilities, and basic concepts of viruses and firewall protection.
[Computer] hacking for dummies how to learn to hack in easy stepsLee Toulouse
The document provides instructions on how to begin learning to hack. It recommends using Linux as your operating system instead of Windows because hacking tools and exploits primarily target UNIX/Linux systems. It discusses connecting your Linux box to the internet, staying anonymous while hacking, using nmap to scan target systems and identify open ports and services, and uploading and compiling programs on target systems without leaving logs. The goal is to provide beginners with foundational knowledge on tools and techniques without promoting illegal hacking activities.
1) Password cracking is the process of recovering secret passwords through various techniques like hashing, guessing using dictionaries, using default passwords, brute force, and phishing.
2) Common password cracking techniques include exploiting weak hashing algorithms, guessing using common words and personal details, using default passwords for applications, trying all possible character combinations through brute force, and tricking users into revealing passwords through phishing.
3) IP spoofing involves modifying the source IP address field in the IP packet header to disguise the identity of the sender or impersonate another system and exploit weaknesses in the connection-oriented TCP protocol.
Personal Internet Security System or "PISS" doesn't exist. It's a mindset that comes from knowledge. Stop looking for someone else's and handle your own. You have an Antivirus? Firewall? Great! But the real threat comes from YOU! The user. That takes knowledge. I attached briefing slides for the typical user with minimal IT knowledge. Sometimes we all need a reminder that we are the ones who is the greatest threat to our networks. It's not a country states or actor. But we are the ones who inadvertently let them walk in.
Password Stealing & Enhancing User Authentication Using Opass ProtocolPrasad Pawar
The document discusses various topics related to computer hacking including definitions of hacking, types of hackers (white hat, black hat, grey hat), reasons for hacking, ethical hacking, steps in hacking (reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, clearing tracks), and methods for hacking login passwords in Windows 95/98/ME and Windows NT/XP/Vista/7 operating systems. Specific techniques mentioned include using tools like Ophcrack to crack passwords stored in the SAM file without booting into Windows.
This document discusses ethical hacking and provides tips to avoid being hacked. It defines ethical hacking as legal hacking done with permission to identify vulnerabilities from the internet at a given time. Ethical hackers have the same skills as regular hackers but perform non-destructive attacks. The document also lists reasons why hackers hack, necessary skills, types of hacking, advantages and disadvantages of hacking, and tips to prevent and respond to hacking.
Bug Bounty Hunting for Companies & Researchers: Bounty Hunting in Sudan and A...Mazin Ahmed
Bug Bounty Hunting for Companies & Researchers: Bounty Hunting in Sudan and Abroad
http://blog.mazinahmed.net/2016/10/bug-bounty-hunting-swiss-cyber-storm.html
Michele Butcher-Jones gave a presentation on website security and protecting against hackers. She emphasized that security is important because hackers are constantly finding new ways to access people's information. Some key tips she provided were to use strong and unique passwords, update software and plugins regularly, only give users the necessary access permissions, and install security plugins and backup files frequently. Her overall message was that while complete security is impossible, following basic best practices can help prevent most hacking attempts.
Intro slides for a tutorial on hacking common vulnerabilities and how to prevent those problems in your own code. This is a PHP based tutorial that's hands on, but the slides can help as reference material for a few common hacks
The Veterans' Guide to Protecting Your Privacy and Staying Safe OnlineJinger Jarrett
This free course developed specifically for veterans shows you how to protect your privacy, prevent getting hacked and what tools you need to stay safe. (Many of the tools are free.) It contains a combination of written tutorials and videos to show you how to get your tasks completed quickly and secure your computer and Facebook profile. Also contains a 30 minute video that shows you how to access your benefits and military records. Proceeds of the software go to Gallant Few.
Soham Sengupta will give a presentation on surfing the web safely. He will discuss possible attacks like SQL injection, malicious cookies and software. Sengupta will demonstrate attacks and prevention mechanisms like basic cryptography. He warns about risks of using public networks, pirated software, and untrusted browsers and extensions that could steal personal information. Sengupta recommends using trusted browsers like Chrome, activating two-step authentication, and being wary of links and downloads from unknown sources to surf safely.
Backup-File Artifacts - OWASP Khartoum InfoSec Sessions 2016 - Mazin AhmedMazin Ahmed
Backup-File Artifacts - OWASP Khartoum InfoSec Sessions 2016 - Mazin Ahmed
Backup-File Artifacts: The Underrated Web-Danger
Testing and Exploiting Backup-File Artifacts with BFAC
BFAC Homepage: https://github.com/mazen160
Blog Post: http://blog.mazinahmed.net/2016/08/backup-file-artifacts.html
(ISC)2 Cincinnati Tri-State Chapter: Phishing Forensics - Is it just suspicio...ThreatReel Podcast
Abstract:
What thoughts currently make tech defenders uneasy as they go to bed at night? Despite implementing and properly configuring the latest technological controls and security solutions into our environments, end users typically remain the most vulnerable point of entry into nearly any network. Unfortunately, only one misstep by a single user provides attackers with the foothold they need to begin compromising an entire enterprise network environment. The safety of our inboxes is a key initiative on the battlefront of protecting staff from the scourge of phishing and spear phishing attacks. We will perform a deep-dive look at the latest techniques used by criminals to bypass security products and traditional defense-in-depth strategies. We then focus heavily on conducting a digital forensic investigation on a sample phishing email message. Topics covered include technical analysis of message headers, message source code, message attachments, and malicious landing web pages even when a dedicated sandbox environment is unavailable.
Bio:
Matt Scheurer is a Systems Security Engineer working in the Financial Services industry. Matt holds a CompTIA Security+ Certification and possesses a number of Microsoft Certifications including: MCP, MCPS, MCTS, MCSA, and MCITP. Matt has presented on numerous Information Security topics as a featured speaker at a number of area Information Security meetup groups. Matt also had notable speaking engagements as a presenter at DerbyCon 5.0, DerbyCon 7.0, and the 10th Annual Northern Kentucky University Cyber Security Symposium. Matt maintains active memberships in a number of professional organizations including the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), Cincinnati Networking Professionals Association (CiNPA), and Information Systems Security Association (ISSA). Matt is a regular attendee at monthly Information Security meetings for 2600, the CiNPA affiliated Security Special Interest Group (CiNPA Security SIG), Ohio Information Security Forum (OISF), and Cincinnati Security MBA (SMBA).
Cyber security involves protecting computers and accounts from unauthorized access. It has two broad classifications: web security, which protects internet use, and home security, which protects personal systems. Components of web security include email, Facebook, and online banking security. Components of home security include antivirus software, firewalls, and strong passwords. The document provides tips for securing a Facebook account, such as enabling login notifications and recognized devices. It also discusses playing games on YouTube and posting display pictures as emoticons in Facebook chat.
- Firewalls provide protection from external threats but not internal threats, where Kerberos authentication comes in. Kerberos uses encryption and tickets to verify the identity of clients and servers on a network, preventing data sniffing and impersonation. It involves an authentication server that issues session keys and tickets to allow communication between clients and servers.
The document discusses the concept of "Being Spaces", which are public spaces designed like living rooms that facilitate activities outside the home and office, such as watching movies, reading, or meeting with others. While companies can create and claim online Being Spaces, consumers inhabit most of these spaces. Companies cannot fully control conversations in these spaces but can moderate and comment on them.
1. The document discusses advanced cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks that can exploit vulnerabilities in websites that use the POST method for form submissions, not just the GET method as commonly believed.
2. It describes how an attacker can use an intermediary page to automate POST requests from a victim's browser to a vulnerable site, allowing insertion of malicious scripts even on password-protected areas if the attack is timed correctly.
3. The document also warns of a generalized client automation vulnerability, where an attacker could automatically submit forms on a victim's behalf to unknowingly spread malware or spam. Prevention requires strict validation of HTTP referrers and sanitization of all user input.
This penetration test report summarizes a security assessment of the Logically Insecure network. Footprinting identified 15 active IP addresses, which were scanned using Nmap to determine operating systems and open ports. Vulnerabilities were found affecting GNU/Linux, Windows, and SunOS hosts, including issues with FTP, OpenSSL, Linux kernels, IIS, user accounts, and shared directories. The report concludes with recommendations to address the issues and better secure the network.
The document provides interim financial results for Credit Suisse Group for the first half of 1999. Key highlights include:
- Net profit increased 11% to CHF 2.7 billion compared to the first half of 1998.
- All business units performed well, with Credit Suisse First Boston achieving a net profit of CHF 1 billion.
- Total assets under management grew 10% to CHF 1.025 trillion due to strong investment performance and net new business.
- Earnings per share increased 9% to CHF 9.85 while book value per share rose 8%.
This document provides tips and tricks for using Gmail. It begins with an overview of various Gmail features such as recalling sent emails, inserting images in emails and backgrounds, opening multiple accounts, and integrating Facebook and Twitter. It then covers topics like Gmail security, tools, and hacking techniques. The document is intended to help users better utilize Gmail and protect their accounts. It concludes with information about the author, Raj Chandel, and his expertise in cyber security and ethical hacking.
Credit Suisse achieved record results in 2Q07, with net income up 48% from 2Q06 to CHF 3.189 billion. Income from continuing operations was up 70% driven by strong performances across the bank's integrated businesses. Key metrics like diluted EPS of CHF 2.82 and return on equity of 29.7% improved significantly from the prior year quarter. The company will continue focusing on client-driven innovation, collaboration, capital efficiency and human capital to build on its integrated banking platform and deliver further profitable growth.
The document discusses using the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) to conduct a social engineering attack. It describes how to use SET to clone a website, such as Twitter, and embed a Java payload that will deliver a reverse TCP meterpreter shell when clicked. The attacker configures the payload encoding and listens on their machine. When the target visits the fake website, they are prompted to install Java to view it, unwittingly executing the payload and giving the attacker remote access to their system in one wrong click.
Practical exploitation and social engineeringTiago Henriques
This document provides an overview of a presentation on practical exploitation and cyberstalking. The presentation introduces tools like Metasploit and Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) and demonstrates how they can be used for both legal and illegal purposes, like cyberstalking. It discusses how easy it is to profile and target individuals online to steal identities or spread misinformation. The document emphasizes that while hacking can be fun, the implications of cyberstalking should be taken seriously due to its potential real-world consequences.
Making the case for sandbox v1.1 (SD Conference 2007)Dinis Cruz
This document summarizes Dinis Cruz's presentation on sandboxing technologies. It had two main sections. The first section argued that sandboxing environments are important for security but that Microsoft and Sun have not fully embraced the technology. The second section discussed how code access security can be used to mitigate the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. It provided examples of existing sandboxing technologies and argued that sandboxing should be used more widely to separate code and data. The presentation proposed a business model where 99% of code runs in a tight sandbox and 1% can run with privileges after certification. It also discussed the importance of containment and least privilege for limiting the damage of malicious code.
This was a workshop I conducted at Black Hat Europe'12. The workshop explains how to program a USB HID, Teensy++ in this case, for usage in offensive security.
Personal Internet Security System or "PISS" doesn't exist. It's a mindset that comes from knowledge. Stop looking for someone else's and handle your own. You have an Antivirus? Firewall? Great! But the real threat comes from YOU! The user. That takes knowledge. I attached briefing slides for the typical user with minimal IT knowledge. Sometimes we all need a reminder that we are the ones who is the greatest threat to our networks. It's not a country states or actor. But we are the ones who inadvertently let them walk in.
Password Stealing & Enhancing User Authentication Using Opass ProtocolPrasad Pawar
The document discusses various topics related to computer hacking including definitions of hacking, types of hackers (white hat, black hat, grey hat), reasons for hacking, ethical hacking, steps in hacking (reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, clearing tracks), and methods for hacking login passwords in Windows 95/98/ME and Windows NT/XP/Vista/7 operating systems. Specific techniques mentioned include using tools like Ophcrack to crack passwords stored in the SAM file without booting into Windows.
This document discusses ethical hacking and provides tips to avoid being hacked. It defines ethical hacking as legal hacking done with permission to identify vulnerabilities from the internet at a given time. Ethical hackers have the same skills as regular hackers but perform non-destructive attacks. The document also lists reasons why hackers hack, necessary skills, types of hacking, advantages and disadvantages of hacking, and tips to prevent and respond to hacking.
Bug Bounty Hunting for Companies & Researchers: Bounty Hunting in Sudan and A...Mazin Ahmed
Bug Bounty Hunting for Companies & Researchers: Bounty Hunting in Sudan and Abroad
http://blog.mazinahmed.net/2016/10/bug-bounty-hunting-swiss-cyber-storm.html
Michele Butcher-Jones gave a presentation on website security and protecting against hackers. She emphasized that security is important because hackers are constantly finding new ways to access people's information. Some key tips she provided were to use strong and unique passwords, update software and plugins regularly, only give users the necessary access permissions, and install security plugins and backup files frequently. Her overall message was that while complete security is impossible, following basic best practices can help prevent most hacking attempts.
Intro slides for a tutorial on hacking common vulnerabilities and how to prevent those problems in your own code. This is a PHP based tutorial that's hands on, but the slides can help as reference material for a few common hacks
The Veterans' Guide to Protecting Your Privacy and Staying Safe OnlineJinger Jarrett
This free course developed specifically for veterans shows you how to protect your privacy, prevent getting hacked and what tools you need to stay safe. (Many of the tools are free.) It contains a combination of written tutorials and videos to show you how to get your tasks completed quickly and secure your computer and Facebook profile. Also contains a 30 minute video that shows you how to access your benefits and military records. Proceeds of the software go to Gallant Few.
Soham Sengupta will give a presentation on surfing the web safely. He will discuss possible attacks like SQL injection, malicious cookies and software. Sengupta will demonstrate attacks and prevention mechanisms like basic cryptography. He warns about risks of using public networks, pirated software, and untrusted browsers and extensions that could steal personal information. Sengupta recommends using trusted browsers like Chrome, activating two-step authentication, and being wary of links and downloads from unknown sources to surf safely.
Backup-File Artifacts - OWASP Khartoum InfoSec Sessions 2016 - Mazin AhmedMazin Ahmed
Backup-File Artifacts - OWASP Khartoum InfoSec Sessions 2016 - Mazin Ahmed
Backup-File Artifacts: The Underrated Web-Danger
Testing and Exploiting Backup-File Artifacts with BFAC
BFAC Homepage: https://github.com/mazen160
Blog Post: http://blog.mazinahmed.net/2016/08/backup-file-artifacts.html
(ISC)2 Cincinnati Tri-State Chapter: Phishing Forensics - Is it just suspicio...ThreatReel Podcast
Abstract:
What thoughts currently make tech defenders uneasy as they go to bed at night? Despite implementing and properly configuring the latest technological controls and security solutions into our environments, end users typically remain the most vulnerable point of entry into nearly any network. Unfortunately, only one misstep by a single user provides attackers with the foothold they need to begin compromising an entire enterprise network environment. The safety of our inboxes is a key initiative on the battlefront of protecting staff from the scourge of phishing and spear phishing attacks. We will perform a deep-dive look at the latest techniques used by criminals to bypass security products and traditional defense-in-depth strategies. We then focus heavily on conducting a digital forensic investigation on a sample phishing email message. Topics covered include technical analysis of message headers, message source code, message attachments, and malicious landing web pages even when a dedicated sandbox environment is unavailable.
Bio:
Matt Scheurer is a Systems Security Engineer working in the Financial Services industry. Matt holds a CompTIA Security+ Certification and possesses a number of Microsoft Certifications including: MCP, MCPS, MCTS, MCSA, and MCITP. Matt has presented on numerous Information Security topics as a featured speaker at a number of area Information Security meetup groups. Matt also had notable speaking engagements as a presenter at DerbyCon 5.0, DerbyCon 7.0, and the 10th Annual Northern Kentucky University Cyber Security Symposium. Matt maintains active memberships in a number of professional organizations including the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), Cincinnati Networking Professionals Association (CiNPA), and Information Systems Security Association (ISSA). Matt is a regular attendee at monthly Information Security meetings for 2600, the CiNPA affiliated Security Special Interest Group (CiNPA Security SIG), Ohio Information Security Forum (OISF), and Cincinnati Security MBA (SMBA).
Cyber security involves protecting computers and accounts from unauthorized access. It has two broad classifications: web security, which protects internet use, and home security, which protects personal systems. Components of web security include email, Facebook, and online banking security. Components of home security include antivirus software, firewalls, and strong passwords. The document provides tips for securing a Facebook account, such as enabling login notifications and recognized devices. It also discusses playing games on YouTube and posting display pictures as emoticons in Facebook chat.
- Firewalls provide protection from external threats but not internal threats, where Kerberos authentication comes in. Kerberos uses encryption and tickets to verify the identity of clients and servers on a network, preventing data sniffing and impersonation. It involves an authentication server that issues session keys and tickets to allow communication between clients and servers.
The document discusses the concept of "Being Spaces", which are public spaces designed like living rooms that facilitate activities outside the home and office, such as watching movies, reading, or meeting with others. While companies can create and claim online Being Spaces, consumers inhabit most of these spaces. Companies cannot fully control conversations in these spaces but can moderate and comment on them.
1. The document discusses advanced cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks that can exploit vulnerabilities in websites that use the POST method for form submissions, not just the GET method as commonly believed.
2. It describes how an attacker can use an intermediary page to automate POST requests from a victim's browser to a vulnerable site, allowing insertion of malicious scripts even on password-protected areas if the attack is timed correctly.
3. The document also warns of a generalized client automation vulnerability, where an attacker could automatically submit forms on a victim's behalf to unknowingly spread malware or spam. Prevention requires strict validation of HTTP referrers and sanitization of all user input.
This penetration test report summarizes a security assessment of the Logically Insecure network. Footprinting identified 15 active IP addresses, which were scanned using Nmap to determine operating systems and open ports. Vulnerabilities were found affecting GNU/Linux, Windows, and SunOS hosts, including issues with FTP, OpenSSL, Linux kernels, IIS, user accounts, and shared directories. The report concludes with recommendations to address the issues and better secure the network.
The document provides interim financial results for Credit Suisse Group for the first half of 1999. Key highlights include:
- Net profit increased 11% to CHF 2.7 billion compared to the first half of 1998.
- All business units performed well, with Credit Suisse First Boston achieving a net profit of CHF 1 billion.
- Total assets under management grew 10% to CHF 1.025 trillion due to strong investment performance and net new business.
- Earnings per share increased 9% to CHF 9.85 while book value per share rose 8%.
This document provides tips and tricks for using Gmail. It begins with an overview of various Gmail features such as recalling sent emails, inserting images in emails and backgrounds, opening multiple accounts, and integrating Facebook and Twitter. It then covers topics like Gmail security, tools, and hacking techniques. The document is intended to help users better utilize Gmail and protect their accounts. It concludes with information about the author, Raj Chandel, and his expertise in cyber security and ethical hacking.
Credit Suisse achieved record results in 2Q07, with net income up 48% from 2Q06 to CHF 3.189 billion. Income from continuing operations was up 70% driven by strong performances across the bank's integrated businesses. Key metrics like diluted EPS of CHF 2.82 and return on equity of 29.7% improved significantly from the prior year quarter. The company will continue focusing on client-driven innovation, collaboration, capital efficiency and human capital to build on its integrated banking platform and deliver further profitable growth.
The document discusses using the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) to conduct a social engineering attack. It describes how to use SET to clone a website, such as Twitter, and embed a Java payload that will deliver a reverse TCP meterpreter shell when clicked. The attacker configures the payload encoding and listens on their machine. When the target visits the fake website, they are prompted to install Java to view it, unwittingly executing the payload and giving the attacker remote access to their system in one wrong click.
Practical exploitation and social engineeringTiago Henriques
This document provides an overview of a presentation on practical exploitation and cyberstalking. The presentation introduces tools like Metasploit and Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) and demonstrates how they can be used for both legal and illegal purposes, like cyberstalking. It discusses how easy it is to profile and target individuals online to steal identities or spread misinformation. The document emphasizes that while hacking can be fun, the implications of cyberstalking should be taken seriously due to its potential real-world consequences.
Making the case for sandbox v1.1 (SD Conference 2007)Dinis Cruz
This document summarizes Dinis Cruz's presentation on sandboxing technologies. It had two main sections. The first section argued that sandboxing environments are important for security but that Microsoft and Sun have not fully embraced the technology. The second section discussed how code access security can be used to mitigate the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. It provided examples of existing sandboxing technologies and argued that sandboxing should be used more widely to separate code and data. The presentation proposed a business model where 99% of code runs in a tight sandbox and 1% can run with privileges after certification. It also discussed the importance of containment and least privilege for limiting the damage of malicious code.
This was a workshop I conducted at Black Hat Europe'12. The workshop explains how to program a USB HID, Teensy++ in this case, for usage in offensive security.
The document discusses using Netcat, an open-source networking utility, for old school pentesting techniques across the different phases of hacking including reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, and maintaining access. It mentions how Netcat can be used to create a simple chat client and how the author has used Netcat in many ways for various pentesting functions from information gathering to maintaining a foothold on a target system. The document suggests readers may be familiar with Netcat from security courses or certifications where it is commonly used during the different phases of a penetration test.
The document describes a case study of a person who experienced identity theft and online scams after downloading unauthorized programs onto their computer. They downloaded a free program that installed spyware without their knowledge. This spyware monitored their internet activity, recorded their keystrokes including passwords and login details, and sent this sensitive information to the software developer. As a result, unauthorized transactions were made using their internet banking and they could no longer access their email account. The person had to change all their account details and get their computer cleaned of the spyware. The case study warns people to be careful about downloading unauthorized programs and to read agreements before installing anything.
A pen testing lab is a controlled environment used to study and practice penetration testing techniques. It allows practitioners to recreate real-world attack scenarios in a safe environment. An effective pen testing lab requires at least two computers - one set up as an attacker machine with penetration testing tools, and another as a target machine with vulnerable software. It also requires a network connecting the two. Labs can be set up physically or virtually. Practicing in a lab helps improve skills and prepare for real-world assessments and competitions like Capture the Flag events.
This document discusses the Zlob trojan virus which posed as a video codec on porn and video websites. It was a backdoor trojan that allowed remote attackers to perform malicious actions once installed. Major antivirus companies like Symantec and F-Secure released fixes within a few days, but new variants continued to emerge, requiring constant updates. The virus impacted an unknown but likely high number of computers worldwide by installing as a hidden backdoor trojan through deceptive video files.
Android mobile app security offensive security workshopAbhinav Sejpal
The document discusses various techniques for analyzing and exploiting Android applications, including using Drozer to bypass activity validation, replicating data exposure issues across apps, reversing APKs to analyze and patch detection of root access, exploiting vulnerabilities in app webviews through injected JavaScript, and demonstrating API attacks. The presentation encourages participation in the security community to share knowledge and ideas.
Matthew Hughes is a pen tester, coder, blogger, and security consultant who gave a talk on web application security. The talk covered common attacks like XSS, SQL injection, and XSRF. It emphasized that most websites are insecure, secure coding is difficult, and security breaches can be very costly. The talk provided examples of vulnerabilities, encouraged responsible disclosure of issues found, and stressed the importance of defense in depth for security.
This starts the first in a series of projects you can use to improve your security stills. The ideas of these projects is something relatively simple, not too expensive and impactful to your skill set.
Today’s project is Intrusion Detection.
The document discusses using a Teensy microcontroller device to compromise secure environments. It begins by providing background on the presenter and an overview of topics to be covered. It then discusses limitations in typical pentests and how exploiting vulnerabilities is important. The document proposes using a Teensy device to bypass security controls and perform tasks like enabling RDP, downloading files, and keylogging. It demonstrates some payloads, notes current limitations, and ideas for future improvements like using additional storage. The conclusion is that Teensy can be used as a complete pentesting device if leveraged properly.
This document discusses network security and how attacks have evolved over time. It argues that while firewalls and antivirus software are important, social engineering is the most effective hacking tool as it tricks users into unknowingly compromising security. A strong defense requires educating all users to be wary of potential threats like malicious emails and to serve as the last line of defense through safe password practices and avoiding suspicious file attachments or links. The best protection combines technical security measures with an engaged, informed "cyber militia" of users.
The document discusses how ransomware works by encrypting files on a victim's computer and demanding payment to decrypt the files. It explains the basic process of how ransomware encrypts files, displays a ransom message, and transmits encryption keys to the attacker. The document also provides examples of code that could be used to implement various functions required for a basic ransomware program, such as generating encryption keys, encrypting files, and displaying messages. Finally, it discusses techniques malware developers use to avoid detection by antivirus software.
The document provides guidance on internet security and avoiding spyware and viruses. It discusses how spyware and viruses commonly infect computers through misleading advertisements, file sharing programs, and email attachments. The summary advises being wary of "free" software, unexpected email attachments, and programs from file sharing services. It also recommends keeping antivirus software up to date, locking computers when unattended, and backing up important data in multiple locations for protection.
[ENG] OHM2013 - The Quest for the Client-Side Elixir Against Zombie Browsers - Zoltan Balazs
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1. BLIND DATE WITH YOUR GIRLFRIEND
(Metasploit Exploitation Framework)
Presented By:
Nipun Jaswal
AFCEH , C.I.S.E , C|EH
Chief Technical Officer , Secugenius Security Solutions LDH.
Ambassador Of EC-COUNCIL @L.P.U
Co – Founder DEFCON-LUDHIANA (DC141001)
Web : www.starthack.com
Email : nipun.jaswal@secugenius.com , admin@starthack.com
SNL : www.facebook.com/nipun.jaswal , www.facebook.com/nipunjs
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2. Biography Of The Author :
Nipun Jaswal is an IT Security researcher currently working with
Secugenius Security Solutions as the chief technical officer . He
is a Certified Information Security Expert (CISE),AFCEH
Certified , Certified Ethical Hacker By EC- COUNCIL, Founder
and Admin of starthack.com as well as worked with Cyber Cure
Solutions . as a R&D Security Analyst for Six months. His
expertise includes Research and Development in this domain,
Computer and Network Security, exploit research, C, PHP, Perl,
Penetration testing and website designing , Computer
Forensics . He has trained more than 1500+ students and
having more than 2 years’ experience of IT Security field. He
has conducted lots of workshops around the nation. Also He is
the co-founder of defcon Ludhiana .. He had found Almost
30,000 Vulnerable sites approx. including 100+ servers and
successfully helped patching those sites ..
Helped patching schoolsindia.com’s 900+ hacked websites by
Pakistani hackers .
He is The Ambassador For EC-COUNCIL Programs Conducted At
Lovely Professional University , In 2010 he Was The Winner Of
Innobuzz Best Blog Competition And Won Free DLP Package for
the same .
He is Currently Pursuing B.tech And is Presently in 3rd
Year At
L.P.U ..
He did his Diploma From L.P.U Itself….
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3. Abstact:
“Blind date With Ur GirlFriend“
---------------MetaSpoit------------
You Guys Might Be Thinking Viewing Movies Like “ Die Hard
4” How Hackers Are hacking Into Webcam’s
Or u might be thinking to chat with a girl whom never replied
to ur pings on yahoo messenger .. having a Hot Pic Might Be
Just Too Fantasying.
My Topic Is Just Acc. To your needs ..
This topic explores the wideness of flaws in today’s window
boxes
So how u gonna get live cam of the girl you fantasized about
..?
Well , I got The Answer …
Metasploit , this one powerful tool has got the guts to enter
any vulnerable systems in the world..
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4. Prerequisites:
A Modern System With Backtrack 5 R1 O.S
Victim’s IP Address ( Or Not In Some Cases)
A Brain
Exploitation Begins Here:
So Our Scenario Starts Here When U Are Pinging A Girl And She
Never Replied …
Now We Will Go Step By Step:
1. Send Her A Mail/PM/ Containing A Fake Link..
2. She Views The Site..
3. She Got Owned
4. That’s It ..
Let’s Start Exploiting ….
A Brief about Metasploit Framework:
MSF Framework is a database containing all the exploit codes
which when hit on a system with associated vulnerabilities
spawns a shell of the target and sends it back to the victim..
We will Cover Two Scenario’s
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5. 1. Knowing The IP Address Of The Victim ( Windows XP Box)
2. Only Sending A Message To The Victim Conivincing To
Click
Now Let’s Take The First Scenario: Suppose We Got a girl
operating windows xp system..
Niceeeee !!!
Now Lets Get Into the black hat world .
And think differently…..
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6. Now open your BT5 Box ..
Open The World’s Best Exploitation Tool :
Metasploit Framework (msfconsole)
Now As We Know The Target Sits On windows Xp SP2 System
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7. From a Hackers Point Of View We know That Windows Xp Sp2
Suffers From
NETAPI Vulnerabilty
About The Vulnerability:
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8. Now u r known to the vulnerability now what we need is to
get the ip address of the victim :
How u Will get It?
Phishing ?? Naaaaah !!
Send A Abusive Mail … She Will Reply For Sure … get Into The
Full View Options And Get The Originating IP.
So Lets Get Back To Action…
Now …
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9. Remember NETAPI service Runs On port 445
Lets Set The Remote Victims Ip using The
Set RHOST [i.p]
Payload : It’s the Code Which Gets Exectuted After
Exploitations
Like What We Need To perform After Successful Exploitation ..
Reverse TCP: A reverse connection is usually used to
bypass firewall restrictions on open ports. A firewall usually
blocks open ports, but does not block outgoing traffic. In a
normal forward connection, a client connects to
a server through the server's open port, but in the case of a
reverse connection, the client opens the port that the server
connects to. The most common way a reverse connection is
used is to bypass firewall and Router security restrictions.
Meterpreter: Is An Interactive Shell Console Which offers
various functions which can be performed over the victim like
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10. keylogging , capturing remote system snapshots , webcam
snaps , record _mic
Etc.
VOILA !! GOT THE SHELL….
Now type : The Following Command:
Meterpreter> run webcam –h
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11. Run according to requirements
Result :--------|
Run according to requirements
Easy Isn’t It ?
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12. Exploiting Windows 7 Girlfriends
Now Next , Suppose We Have An Another Girl Operating windows 7
As The Os Is Most in demand these days …
Here We Can’t Hack the victim with any system vulnerabilities .. so we
prey Application Based Vulnerabilities …
As We Know The Most Used And Unimportant Software in windows 7
is INTERNET EXPLORER
Suppose u Send The Victim A Link To Chat With Her Online Or View A
Live Webcam …. Which Most the guys fall for ….lolz
May be U All Have Experienced Mostly IP Address Written with
convincing messages like chat with me , see my webcam etc.
In Normal Cases People Quickly Copy the url and type it in their
address bar …
Exploiting Windows 7 Girlfriends
Now Next , Suppose We Have An Another Girl Operating windows 7
As The Os Is Most in demand these days …
Here We Can’t Hack the victim with any system vulnerabilities .. so we
prey Application Based Vulnerabilities …
Know The Most Used And Unimportant Software in windows 7
Suppose u Send The Victim A Link To Chat With Her Online Or View A
Live Webcam …. Which Most the guys fall for ….lolz
May be U All Have Experienced Mostly IP Address Written with
convincing messages like chat with me , see my webcam etc.
In Normal Cases People Quickly Copy the url and type it in their
Exploiting Windows 7 Girlfriends
Now Next , Suppose We Have An Another Girl Operating windows 7
Here We Can’t Hack the victim with any system vulnerabilities .. so we
Know The Most Used And Unimportant Software in windows 7
Suppose u Send The Victim A Link To Chat With Her Online Or View A
May be U All Have Experienced Mostly IP Address Written with
convincing messages like chat with me , see my webcam etc.
In Normal Cases People Quickly Copy the url and type it in their
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13. What Happens Is .. This Is The link Which Got 50-60 Exploit Codes
Waiting For Your Ping And As soon As U Ping The Target Ur System
Gets Ownd
Now Lets Perform The Same To get Indepth Knowledge …
Now First Of All Open Your Backtrack 5 Console And Open Metasploit
Framework As we Did Earlier
Terminologies :-
Browser Autopwn: This Is The Auxiliary Exploit Which Launches 20-55
exploits at once which waits for the incoming connection , when got !
tries to exploit the target application
SRVPORT : Service Port Required To Set to port 80 because If
Anyother port is used it might seems suspicious and by default port is
80 only at http
URIPATH : It’s the Default Landing Page The Victim Will See After
Connecting back to the attacker…
Now As We Have Set All the required Settings : Now Lets Exploit
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14. After Some Basic Operations :
Finally After Launching All The exploits :
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15. Now Our malicious Server Is ready Now Send This To The Victim :
These Exploits Will Be Launched Against The Victim ..
Ms11_003_ie_css
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18. It Will Give Us Meterpreter Shell in Reverse
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19. These Above Are Some Basic Commands Which U Can Use
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20. Now Run The Above Command… And Enjoy ….. The Live Action
Preventions :
1. Keep Your Systems Updated .
2. Use Genuine Copy Of Microsoft Windows
3. Keep A Genuine Antivirus
4. Close All Unused Ports
5. Update Java Addons Time To Time
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