
Introduction In the previous article, we learnt how to setup Cycript on your idevice, hook into a running process and obtain information about its properties
Introduction In the previous article, we learnt about the runtime capabilities of an IOS App written in Objective-C which uses the Cocoa framework. In this
Introduction Almost all the native IOS applications are written in Objective-C. All these apps use Cocoa, which is a library that sits on top on
Introduction Have you ever checked out an IOS app and thought it was cool, and wondered if you could find some information about the source
Introduction In this article series, we will be learning about the tools and techniques required to perform penetration testing and Vulnerability assessment on IOS Applications.
DHCPig DHCPig is a very nice and handy little tool used to carry out an advanced DHCP exhaustion attack. It does this by grabbing all
This article is in continuation to part 2 of the Backtrack 5 r3 walkthrough series. In this article we will we look at some of
This article is in continuation to part 1 of the Backtrack Walkthrough Series. In the previous articles we discussed some of the most important new
Backtrack is one of the most popular Linux distributions used for Penetration testing and Security Auditing. The Backtrack development team is sponsored by Offensive Security.
This article is in continuation of Part 1 of the series on Ghost USB Honeypot. Malware threats have become very common these days and hence
Introduction Malware threats have become very common these days. In the past, many honeypots have been created to detect malware propagation over the network. These
Defcon day 3 started with one of the most awaited talks of Defcon 20. It was the talk “Defeating PPTP VPNs and WPA2 Enterprise with
The talks on Defcon day 2 were scheduled to begin from 10 am. I reached the venue at 8:30 am and decided to use the
This article will discuss about the talks and events that happened on Defcon day 1. Venue: Rio Hotel and Casino We reached Rio Hotel at
Introduction Topics related to Internet censorship have been debated frequently in the last few years. The main purpose of most Internet censorship actions is to
This is part 4 in a series. Part 1 is available here:w3af Tutorial Part 1 Part 2 is available here:Discovery and Audit plugins Part 3
Introduction Ammonite is a Fiddler extension used to scan web applications for common vulnerabilities like verbose and blind SQL injection, OS commanding, local file inclusion,
In the previous article w3af walkthrough and tutorial part 2 – Discovery and Audit plugins, we looked at the various discovery and audit plugins used by w3af
In the previous article w3af walkthrough and tutorial Part 1 we looked at how to use the w3af console. We also learnt about the different
Web Application vulnerabilities in social networking sites are very common these days. In this article, we will discuss a vulnerability found in social networking sites