My buddy and coauthor Aamir Lakhani and I are very proud to present our second book … “Penetration Testing With Raspberry Pi“. This book can be found on Packt’s website HERE and should start being seen on most online stores such as Amazon, Barns and Noble the next few days. Continue reading
My buddy Aamir Lakahni wrote a cool post on how to setup a njRAT (remote access toolkit). The original post can be found at drchaos.com via HERE.
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One of the most popular malware tools being used today is a RAT (remote access toolkit) named njRAT. Continue reading
My buddy Aamir Lakhani wrote a good post on how to enable SSH on Kali Linux. He also has other tips for using Kali Linux found on his blog www.drchaos.com. Below is the post however you can find the original HERE.
Kali Linux does not come with SSH enabled. SSH is the preferred method of remote management for most Linux based systems. Secure Shell (SSH) is a cryptographic network protocol for secure data communication, remote command-line login, remote command execution, and other secure network services between two networked computers. It connects, via a secure channel over an insecure network, a server and a client running SSH server and SSH client programs. Continue reading
My buddy Aamir Lakhani wrote about a cool reconnaissance tool called recon-ng. This tool can automate researching a target using multiple sources. The original post can be found HERE.
Reconnaissance techniques are the one of the first steps penetration testers practice when learning how to exploit systems for vulnerabilities. Traditional reconnaissance techniques are used to gather intelligence, define scope, and identifying weaknesses. Continue reading
I’ve been asked about suggested training for penetration testing. The most popular programs are the Certified Ethical Hacker CEH (found HERE) and SANs courses (found HERE). There are many books such as the one I wrote with my buddy Aamir (HERE) as well as others I have recommended HERE.
I was provided access to a video series through Packt Publishing titled “Expert Metasploit Penetration Testing [Video]” and found it to be pretty useful for those looking to learn how to use Metasploit. Continue reading
If you are familiar with penetration tools, then you should know Metasploit. For those that love GUIs, there is a fantastic open source GUI management for Metasploit known as Armitage (found HERE). The same developers of Armitage created a more advanced penetration testing package for a $2,500 annual cost. The tool is called cobalt Strike (CS) and can be downloaded at www.advancedpentest.com for a 21day trail. They also have a 4-hour lab that lets you try out the core cobalt Strike features. It is worth spending the time to test the tool and get some lab time even though the lab itself is is pretty easy. Continue reading
My buddy Aamir Lakhani and I performed a penetration test using social media sources (Facebook and LinkedIn) as a method to compromise users from our target. You can find more about our project aka Emily Williams HERE and HERE as well as at www.drchaos.com. Continue reading
We are done! Aamir Lakhani (www.DrChaos.com) and I have finished our book “Web Penetration Testing with Kali Linux”.
You can pre-order the book from Packt Publishing’s website at:
http://www.packtpub.com/web-penetration-testing-with-kali-linux/book Continue reading