Introduction The first thing you do in Pentesting dns is figuring out the target’s IP address. This is called the Recon phase, where the real work begins. Once you have the IP address, you can dig deeper to find out more about the target’s network and the services it’s running on different ports. After that, […]
Introduction Email spoofing is a way of sending fake emails to people. Criminals use these methods for attacks like phishing or spam, which can create hidden access points that look legitimate. Public email servers can be exploited for spoofing attacks. If your mail server is set up with an OPEN RELAY, attackers can perform these
Introduction Pentesting Telnet might sound like a throwback to the early days of the internet, but it’s a crucial skill in today’s cybersecurity landscape. Telnet, despite being largely replaced by more secure protocols, still pops up in various network configurations, often as an overlooked vulnerability. In this post, we dive into the essentials of pentesting
Introduction In this post, you will learn how to exploit weak registry permissions for privilege escalation. If you have any questions, feel free to comment down below. Weak Registry Permissions Enemies posing as regular users can gain higher privileges because of weak registry permissions. They can run their harmful programs by changing the registry keys
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Introduction In this post, you will learn how to exploit weak service file permissions for privilege escalation. If you have any questions, feel free to comment down below. In Windows environments, it’s common to find services running with SYSTEM privileges that lack proper permissions set by the administrator. This misconfiguration can lead to a user
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Introduction In this post you will learn how to do privesc the weak service permission and if you have any doubt comment down below. In Windows environments, it’s common to find services running with SYSTEM privileges that lack proper permissions set by the administrator. This can result in a user having permissions over the service
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Introduction Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a cool feature on Windows that lets you run Linux stuff directly on your Windows computer. You don’t need to set up a separate Linux system or anything like that. There are two versions of WSL. They’re pretty similar, but WSL2 is newer and faster because it can
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Introduction The SSH protocol, also called Secure Shell, lets you safely and reliably log in from one computer to another. It provides strong ways to verify identity and protects communication with strong encryption. SSH is a secure alternative to unprotected login methods like telnet and rlogin, as well as unsafe file transfer methods like FTP.
Introduction In this article, you will learn how to pentesting FTP Port 21, If you have any doubts comment down below. What is FTP FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a service, or protocol, designed for transferring files between computers using the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). It operates as an Application Layer Protocol within the
Introduction In this article, you will learn how to pentest the Echo, If you have any doubts comment down below. Basic Information Pentesting Echo: An echo service is active on this host. Originally designed for testing and measurement, this service can use both TCP and UDP protocols. It simply returns any data it receives without
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