Deep-HLR: Advanced Phone Number Intelligence for Cybersecurity and OSINT

Introduction In today’s rapidly advancing digital age, cybersecurity and open-source intelligence (OSINT) are critical fields that rely on actionable data to address threats and vulnerabilities. Among these data points, phone number intelligence is emerging as a pivotal tool for fraud detection, identity verification, and detailed investigations. Enter Deep-HLR, a robust Python script designed to harness…

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Hacking Vending Machines | Ethical Exploration of IoT Vulnerabilities

Introduction Vending machines are everywhere — from office buildings to shopping malls. But did you know these snack dispensers are often IoT-enabled devices, and if poorly secured, they can become an unusual yet fascinating target for ethical hackers? In this blog, we’ll explore how modern vending machines function, their vulnerabilities, and how ethical hacking can…

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Pentesting DNS

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,…

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Pentesting SMTP

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…

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Pentesting Telnet

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…

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