Windows LM or NTLM & NTLMv2
OSINT & Passive Recon
In this blog, we’ll look at what OSINT – Open Source Intelligence is and tools we can use to gather information about the target. Reconnaissance
Introduction to IDS and IPS
An IDS or Intrusion Detection System monitors activity that is known or suspected to be malicious in its intent, raising alerts to a security or SOC teams to be analyzed.
IPS or Intrusion Prevention System adds another layer of defensive measure to protect resources.
Firewalls Introduction
Firewalls can handle simple attacks pretty quickly. However, they can easily be tricked because of the nature of network traffic in which almost all network traffic is bi-directional, but stateless firewalls must decide on….
Data Security Part I
In this blog, we’ll discuss the concept of VPN, in transit encryption and what benefits VPN bring to us. I. High Level Overview of VPN
How to Secure WordPress Part IV
Following the Part III, in this blog post, we’ll go over the security checklist that can be used as a reference to enhance the security
How to Secure WordPress Part III
Let’s carry on where we left off last week (Part I and Part II). II. Secure Important Components 16. WordPress Security Keys & Salts WordPress
How to Secure WordPress Part II
Welcome to the next of the securing WordPress series. We’ll continue where we left off in part I. Secure WordPress Components (Contd) II. Secure Important
How to Secure WordPress Part I
I. Introduction When people talk about WordPress, often it would be something like: “it’s unsecured, it’s easy to get hacked,…”. But those are just misconceptions.
Common Network Attack Vectors
Today we are going to talk about a few common attack vectors, which are often taken when performing network penetration testing in enterprise and business