Nmap cheat sheet: Part 4
This is the fourth part of our Nmap Cheat Sheet. Here we will discuss more about firewall scanning, IDS/IPS Evasion, web server pen testing, etc. Before that,...
Revers3r
Revers3r is a Information Security Researcher with considerable experience in Web Application Security, Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing. He is also well-versed in Reverse Engineering, Malware Analysis. He’s been a contributor to international magazines like Hakin9, Pentest, and E-Forensics. In his free time, he’s contributed to the Response Disclosure Program. website: www.vulnerableghost.com
Nmap cheat sheet: From discovery to exploits, Part 3: Gathering additional information about host and network
As we discussed before, this is our third installment in our Nmap series.
Nmap is well known for port scanning, port discovery, and port mapping. But we...
Nmap cheat sheet: From discovery to exploits, part 2: Advance port scanning with Nmap and custom idle scan
This is our second installment of the Nmap cheat sheet. Basically, we will discuss some advanced techniques for Nmap scanning and we will conduct a Man In The...
Nmap cheat sheet: From discovery to exploits – Part 1: Introduction to Nmap
As always during reconnaissance, scanning is the initial stage for information gathering.
Reconnaissance is to collect as much as information about a target...
Forensic investigation with Redline
This lab covers how to conduct a Memory investigation of malware using Redline from FireEye.
In our lab we will analyze the Biscuit malware which is mostly...
CVE-2015-2444 Vulnerability: In-Depth Analysis and Reverse Engineering
Vulnerability: As per the Symantec report, Microsoft Internet Explorer is prone to a remote memory-corruption vulnerability. Attackers can exploit this issue...
Malware Researcher’s Handbook (Demystifying PE File Part 2)
As per our previous article we will continue on this article here by the rest of section of PE file. Those who don't know the previous section please have...
Malware researcher’s handbook (demystifying PE file)
(For the Introduction, click here)
Portable executable file format is a type of format that is used in Windows (both x86 and x64).
As per Wikipedia, the...
Malware Researcher’s Handbook: Introduction
All the Stuff You Know Before Starting Research
Malware research contains a lot of information like reverse engineering, exploit-kit, exploit analysis, botnet...
Fingerprinting: Identifying applications
When performing a Web Application Security Assessment, an important step is Fingerprinting which allows for further exploitation by an attacker. So as a security...