Chintan Gurjar

Chintan Gurjar is a System Security Analyst and researcher from London working in Lucideus Tech Pvt Ltd. He has written articles for Europe based magazine namely “Hakin9”, "PentestMag" and India based magazine “Hacker5”. He has done a valuable research in cryptography overhead mechanism. Chintan Gurjar has completed B.Tech in computer science from India and currently pursuing his post graduate degree in computer security & forensics from London (UK). During his academics, he has submitted a small scale research paper on Cryptography Overhead Mechanism in IPsec Protocol. He has also submitted Network Security Auditing and Network services administration and management report. He is very keen to spread cyber awareness world wide. In future he would like to work for his Country’s government in a forensics investigation field.
Chintan Gurjar

Articles from Chintan Gurjar

Digital forensics

Computer forensics investigation – A case study

April 6, 2018

Disclaimer: We have not performed any live investigation. This was a part of our university assignment, wherein we assumed the roles of forensics investigato

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Network security

Fool the Network Hunters (Hackers)

April 30, 2014

Portspoof is meant to be a lightweight, fast, portable, and secure addition to any firewall system or security system. The general goal of the program is to

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Hacking

Information gathering using Metasploit

April 14, 2014

Your goals during information gathering should be to gain accurate information about your targets without revealing your presence or your intentions, to lear

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Hacking

Case study – News of the world phone hacking scandal (NoTW)

April 3, 2014

Authors – Edmand Dester Thipursian – Edmand.dester@gmail.com Sai Thogarcheti – Harikamurthy9@gmail.com Abdullah Al Fahad – candyman961@hotmail.com Chin

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Management, compliance & auditing

Information Security Policy For SME

March 27, 2014

Information security (IS) is a critical part of any small scale company and a big enterprise, and a challenge for any firm. Information security involves ver

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Hacking

Theoretical Methodology for Detecting ICMP Reflected Attacks: SMURF Attacks

March 14, 2014

There are plenty of different ways to track the original source of a DoS attack, but those techniques are not efficient enough to track a reflected ICMP atta

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General security

Notes On Biometric Template Security

March 12, 2014

In this article I am going to tell you about biometric template security and current technologies in which researchers are working to improve biometric templ

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Penetration testing

Manual Web Application Penetration Testing – Suffix & Prefix in Fuzzing

February 10, 2014

Introduction In this series of articles, last time we talked about fuzzing and various SQL statement special characters which can be used in fuzzing a web ap

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Penetration testing

Manually Web Application Penetration Testing: Fuzzing

January 30, 2014

Introduction When we test a web application, we do not test a single page, but a lot of pages of a single web application. Each page may have more than one v

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Application security

Manual Web Application Penetration Testing: Identifying Application Entry Points

January 20, 2014

Introduction In this article, I will show you how to find injection points for your target host and how the webpage is encoded when it comes to the client si

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Application security

Manual Web Application Penetration Testing: Introduction

January 17, 2014

In this series of articles, I am going to demonstrate how you can manually exploit the vulnerability of a web application, compared to using any automation t

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Hacking

Wireless Attacks Unleashed

December 23, 2013

As we all know, wireless networks are spread at each and every part of the world, starting from personal home to corporate business environments, schools/uni

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