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❤️Choosing a Method of Multi-Factor Authentication ❤️Multi-Factor Authentication - Strengths and Weaknesses ❤️The Future of Password and Authentication ❤️Congratulations Certificate Of Completion for CPEs ❤️Which VPN protocol is best to use? and why? ❤️Email Tracking and Hacking Security Vulnerabilities, Threats and Adversaries Download link :) https://mega.nz/folder/zokCzTya#ffskWyslCJr8LzzIL3c7jg Enjoy ❤️❤️❤️❤️

The Complete Cyber Security Course : Network Security! Volume 2 : Network Security, WiFi Security, WiFi Hackers, Firewalls, Wireshark, Secure Networking. + Password Managers🔰 🔰Goals and Learning Objectives 🔰The Home Router 🔰External Vulnerability Scanning - Shodan, Qualys & Nmap 🔰Internal Vulnerability 🔰Scanning - MBSA, Nmap, 🔰Nessus, Fing & Superscan & 🔰OpenVAS 🔰Open Source Custom Router Firmware 🔰Goals and Learning Objectives 🔰Firewalls – Host-based, network-based and virtual Part 1 🔰Firewalls – Host-based, network-based and virtual Part 2 🔰Windows - Host Based Firewalls - Windows Firewall 🔰Windows - Host Based Firewalls - Windows Firewall Control (WFC) 🔰Windows - Host Based Firewalls - Third Party 🔰Linux - Host Based Firewalls - iptables 🔰Linux - Host Based Firewalls - UFW, gufw & nftables 🔰Mac - Host based Firewalls - 🔰Application Firewall & PF 🔰Mac - Host based Firewalls - pflist, Icefloor & Murus 🔰Mac - Host based Firewalls - Little Snitch 🔰Network based firewalls - 🔰Routers - DD-WRT 🔰Network based firewalls - Hardware 🔰Network based firewalls - pfSense, Smoothwall and Vyos Goals and Learning Objectives Network Attacks and Network Isolation - Introduction and IOT 🔰Network Attacks and Network Isolation - Arp 🔰Spoofing and Switches 🔰Effective Network Isolation Part 1 🔰Effective Network Isolation Part 2 🔰Goals and Learning Objectives 🔰Wi-Fi Weaknesses - WEP 🔰Wi-Fi Weaknesses - Wi-Fi 🔰Protected Setup WPS, Evil Twin and Rouge AP 🔰Wi-Fi Security Testing Wireless Security - Secure Configuration and Network Isolation 🔰Wireless security - RF Isolation and Reduction 🔰Wireless security - Who is on my Wi-Fi Network? 🔰Goals and Learning Objectives Syslog 🔰Network Monitoring - 🔰Wireshark, tcpdump, tshark, iptables Part 1 🔰Network Monitoring - Wireshark, tcpdump, tshark, iptables Part 2 🔰Wireshark - Finding malware and hackers - Part 1 🔰Wireshark - Finding malware and hackers - Part 2 🔰Network Monitoring - Wincap, NST, Netminer and NetWorx Goals and Learning Objectives 🔰Types of Tracking 🔰IP Address 🔰3rd Party Connections 🔰HTTP Referer 🔰Cookies and Scripts 🔰Super Cookies 🔰Browser Fingerprinting and 🔰Browser Volunteered Information 🔰Browser and Browser Functionality 🔰More Tracking 🔰Browser and Internet Profiling 🔰Goals and Learning Objectives 🔰Search Engine Tracking, Censorship and Privacy Ixquick and Startpage 🔰DuckDuckGo 🔰Disconnect search 🔰YaCy ❤️Private and Anonymous Searching ❤️Goals and Learning Objectives ❤️Which Browser – Choice of Browser ❤️Reducing the Browser Attack Surface ❤️Browser Isolation and ❤️Compartmentalization ❤️Firefox Security, Privacy and Tracking ❤️uBlock origin - HTTP Filters, ad and track blockers ❤️uMatrix - HTTP Filters, ad and track blockers ❤️Disconnect, Ghostery, ❤️Request policy - HTTP Filters, ad and track blockers ABP, Privacy badger, WOT - ❤️HTTP Filters, ad and track blockers ❤️No-script - HTTP Filters, ad and track blockers Policeman and others - HTTP ❤️Filters, ad and track blockers History, Cookies and Super cookies Part 1 ❤️History, Cookies and Super cookies Part 2 ❤️HTTP Referer ❤️Browser Fingerprinting Certificates and Encryption Firefox Hardening ❤️Goals and Learning Objectives ❤️Password Attacks ❤️How Passwords are Cracked - Hashes - Part 1 ❤️How Passwords are Cracked - Hashcat - Part 2 ❤️Operating System Passwords ❤️Password Managers - An Introduction ❤️Password Managers - Master Password ❤️Password Managers - ❤️KeePass, KeePassX and KeyPassXC ❤️Password Managers - LastPass ❤️Password Managers - ❤️Hardening Lastpass ❤️Creating a Strong Password ❤️That You Can Remember - Part 1 ❤️Creating a Strong Password That You Can Remember - Part 2 ❤️Multi-Factor Authentication - Soft Tokens - Google ❤️Authenticator and Authy Multi-Factor Authentication - Hard Tokens - 2FA Dongles

📱HOW CAN YOU USE PROXY IN YOUR ANDROID DEVICE WITHOUT ROOT📱. ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡   💢STEPS: ➡️ Go to settings. ➡️ Select SIM card and mobile data (it can be different in different phone) ➡️Select your SIM (By which are you using internet.) ➡️Choose Access point (it'll be available in network settings) ➡️ After choosing access point you'll see your operator's Access point name (like if you have Jio's SIM then you'll see Jio 4G ) ➡️Edit your Access point name and you'll see proxy and port option. ➡️ Paste or write your Proxy and Port no. and save it. ➡️ After that turn on your internet and check your ip on any browser. 🔥Boom your ip have changed successfully.

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🔰Ethical Hacking - Process🔰 💠 Like all good projects, ethical hacking too has a set of distinct phases. It helps hackers to make a structured ethical hacking attack. Different security training manuals explain the process of ethical hacking in different ways, but for me as a Certified Ethical Hacker, the entire process can be categorized into the following six phases. 🌀 Reconnaissance Reconnaissance is the phase where the attacker gathers information about a target using active or passive means. The tools that are widely used in this process are NMAP, Hping, Maltego, and Google Dorks. 🌀 Scanning In this process, the attacker begins to actively probe a target machine or network for vulnerabilities that can be exploited. The tools used in this process are Nessus, Nexpose, and NMAP. 🌀 Gaining Access In this process, the vulnerability is located and you attempt to exploit it in order to enter into the system. The primary tool that is used in this process is Metasploit. 🌀 Maintaining Access It is the process where the hacker has already gained access into a system. After gaining access, the hacker installs some backdoors in order to enter into the system when he needs access in this owned system in future. Metasploit is the preferred tool in this process. 🌀 Clearing Tracks This process is actually an unethical activity. It has to do with the deletion of logs of all the activities that take place during the hacking process. 🌀 Reporting Reporting is the last step of finishing the ethical hacking process. Here the Ethical Hacker compiles a report with his findings and the job that was done such as the tools used, the success rate, vulnerabilities found, and the exploit processes. 🌀 Quick Tip The processes are not standard. You can adopt a set of different processes and tools according to your techniques that you are comfortable with. The process is of least significance as long as you are able to get the desired results. Enjoy❤️❤️❤️❤️

🔺Network Penetration Testing Tools🔺 Nmap – A port scanning tool. Used for network scanning and security auditing. Masscan – A super fast tool for scanning a large range of IP addresses within a matter of minutes Nikto – Great for finding web server vulnerabilities Nessus – The defacto all round tool for finding mostly network based vulnerabilities Metasploit – Auxiliary modules for mapping as well as of course the many exploit modules Tcpdump - A versatile packet analyzer which runs under the command line. It permits the user to display TCP/IP and other packets being transmitted or received over a network to which the computer is attached. Httptunnel- A tunneling software that can tunnel network connections through restrictive HTTP proxies over pure HTTP “GET” and “POST” requests. Proxytunnel- This is program to stealthily tunnel a connection through a standard HTTPS proxy. Ettercap – For capturing and redirecting traffic on a network. Perfect for man-in-the-middle attacks. Enjoy❤️❤️❤️❤️

🔰COMPLETE CEHV10 ~ THE ETHICALHACKING TUTORIALS🔰 💖1. An introduction to ethical hacking! What is it: ┕Introduction ┕Why learn to hack 💖2. Setting up the lab environment: ┕Laboratory. Introduction. ┕Installing Kali Linux using a pre-built image ┕Installing Kali Linux Using ISO Image ┕Installing Windows ┕Installing Metasploitable ┕How to take pictures 💖3. Basics of Kali Linux: ┕Kali Linux Review ┕Terminal and basic Linux commands ┕Updating the source list and installing programs 💖4. Network Penetration Testing: ┕Network Penetration Testing Introduction ┕How networks work ┕Connecting a wireless adapter ┕Changing the MAC address 💖5. Network Penetration Testing - Pre-Connection Attacks: ┕Sniffing packets with Airodump-ng1 ┕Targeted packet listening with Airodump-ng1 ┕De-authentication attack (disconnecting any device from the network) ┕Creating a fake hotspot - theory ┕Making a fake hotspot is practical 💖6. Network penetration testing - gaining access to networks: ┕Gaining access to networks Introduction ┕Cracking WEP encryption - theory ┕Cracking WEP Encryption (Basic Case) ┕Cracking WEP encryption (fake authentication) ┕Cracking WEP Encryption (ARP Replay Attack) ┕Hacking WPA & WPA2 Encryption (WPS Exploitation) - Theory ┕Cracking WPA & WPA2 Encryption (WPS Exploitation) - Practical ┕Cracking WPA and WPA2 Encryption (Using Wifite) ┕Hacking WPA & WPA2 Encryption (handshake capture) - theory ┕WPA and WPA2 encryption (handshake capture) - practical ┕Building a word list with Crunch ┕Launching a wordlist attack to crack WPA and WPA2 passwords ┕Protect yourself from attacks from above 💖7. Network Penetration - Post-Connection Attacks: ┕An introduction to email attacks ┕Collecting information with Netdiscover ┕An introduction to nmap and how to use it ┕Network scan using nmap ┕Network Scanning Using Zenmap ┕MITM Attack - ARP Poisoning (theory) ┕MITM Attack - ARP Poisoning Using arpspoof ┕MITM attack - ARP poisoning using MITMf ┕Bypass HTTPS using MITMf ┕Session hijacking and stealing cookies ┕DNS spoofing using MITMF ┕Capture keystrokes and run any code in Target browser ┕Launching MITM attacks in a real environment ┕Basic overview of Wireshark ┕Capturing and analyzing packets with Wireshark ┕Reading usernames, passwords and cookies from the capture package 💖8. Network Penetration - Detection and Security: ┕Detection of ARP poisoning attacks ┕Detecting Suspicious Activity with Wireshark 💖9. Gaining access to computers - server side attacks: ┕Introduction to Gaining Access to Computers ┕Introduction to Server Side Attacks ┕Gathering information and using misconfiguration ┕Using a public exploit to compromise the server ┕Exploiting a Remote Code Execution Vulnerability ┕Installing and Configuring the Metasploit Community 🔻L!NK :- bit.ly/ABCD0347 Sometimes the link cannot work 👆👆👆

Hacker'z home 2.o: 🔵 Continuation of OWASP Vulnerabilities ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ✳️ Sensitive Data Exposure 🔹 Sensitive data exposure is one of the most widespread vulnerabilities on the OWASP list. It consists of compromising data that should have been protected. 🔹 Sensitive data exposure occurs as a result of not adequately protecting a database where information is stored. This might be a result of a multitude of things such as weak encryption, no encryption, software flaws, or when someone mistakenly uploads data to an incorrect database. 💠 Examples of Sensitive Data ⚠️ Some sensitive data that requires protection is: 🔹 Credentials 🔹 Credit card numbers 🔹 Social Security Numbers 🔹 Medical information 🔹 Personally identifiable information (PII) 🔹 Other personal information 💠 It is vital for any organization to understand the importance of protecting users’ information and privacy. All companies should comply with their local privacy laws. ✳️ The two types of data: 🔹 Stored data – data at rest 🔹 Transmitted data – data that is transmitted internally between servers, or to web browsers 💠 Protecting Data in Transit: 💠 Both types of data should be protected. When thinking about data in transit, one way to protect it on a website is by having an SSL certificate. ✅ SSL is the acronym for Secure Sockets Layer. It is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. SSL certificates help protect the integrity of the data in transit between the host (web server or firewall) and the client (web browser). ✳️ How applications are vulnerable to data exposure: 💠 Data exposure can be linked to how a company handles certain information. Sometimes, sensitive data can be found stored in plain text documents. 💠 If websites don’t use SSL and don’t have HTTPS security on web pages that store information, data may be at risk of being exposed. 💠 Other ways data can be exposed include by storing it in a database that may be compromised by SQL injection or other types of attacks, using weak cryptographic algorithms or keys, not implementing hashed and salted password practices (which is a form of cryptography similar to encryption), and other unsecure data storage. SQL injection is a code injection technique that allows an attacker to interfere with the queries that an application makes to its database. It can be used to steal information from a database via the backend. 💠 Passwords can be exposed when hashed passwords are stored without salt, meaning it was not fully protected via cryptography, making the password easily unencrypted. Hashed and salted passwords refer to the storage of the password on the server, in which the password (salted or not) is converted into a type of word puzzle that the server knows how to read. If a website’s hashing isn’t strong, then passwords can easily be read during a data exposure That's all u wanna know about sensitive data exposure.. will continue with next vulnerability soon.. till then stay tuned. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Keep supporting us❤️ @Hackers_Blackhat

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