Unbricking a phone with a hairdryer
My android phone has been bricked for a while now, so I tried to save it with a special method…
Dissecting the Ganondoor Glitch – How do Wrong Warps work ?
The Ganondoor Glitch might be the most infamous glitch in The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time. But how does…
Top 5 Laptops For Software Engineering
The digital era demands proficiency with devices meaning demand for software developers is on the rise. Every business is embracing…
Setting Up PowerShell Empire
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Hack WiFi Password (How To)
WiFi can be an entry point for attackers into a companies network. Learn how to hack wifi password using your pc today!
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD, and Eclipse – Review
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD, and Eclipse is an introductory to advanced guide for debugging.
Sensitive Data Exposure – Explained
Sensitive Data Exposure or Information Disclosure is a vulnerability that allows an attacker to gather internal information such as software and versions in use, that will allow him to prepare a focused attack, commit identity theft and impersonate other users of a website.
SQL Injection – Explained
The number 1 threat according to the owasp top 10 list are injections. Among them is the SQL Injection.
An SQL Injection abuses bad sanitation to inject malicious SQL code into a web server or web application.
Cross Site Scripting (XSS) – Explained
Cross Site Scripting is one of the top dangers in a modern web application. In order to exploit this vulnerability, an attacker has to “inject” malicious javascript code into the site.
Integer Overflow – Explained
An Integer Overflow is an attack used by hackers and security specialists that abuse the properties of signed and unsigned integers.