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Important cybersecurity concepts every beginner should know
A computer is used to perform different kinds of functions by different people. The uses of a computer are endless – some use it to…
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How to check file hashes with a simple Python script to avoid malicious downloads
This tutorial will help you build a very simple python3 script, that will compare your first input with your second input, which can be used…
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How to fix ‘does not contain valid cloaked content ‘ in sqlmap
While working through my Practical Guide to sqlmap for SQL Injections course, I ran into an issue with sqlmap’s included shellcodeexec. There was an error…
Read articleNew course: The Practical Guide to sqlmap for SQL Injection
Ever since launching our Injection Attacks: The Free Guide course, we’ve received numerous requests to continue building SQL injection-related content, including how to use the…
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6 sqlmap cheat sheets to help you find SQL injections
Here’s a collection of cheat sheets we created to go along with our course: The Practical Guide to sqlmap for SQL Injection. If you find…
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Stored XSS vulnerability in image alt attribute to steal cookies (Bug Bounty)
I recently found a stored XSS vulnerability through an image alt attribute. While I can’t share any details about where, I can share details about…
Read articleThe hacking video YouTube doesn’t want you to see
TL;DR: YouTube took down some of our videos, and while we think that it’s an isolated and misguided incident, they can do whatever they want…
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New Course: Beginner’s Guide to sqlmap
One of our most popular and requested content categories has been regarding SQL injections and the popular tool sqlmap that is used to help find…
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Project: DMZ and Network Hardening Tutorial with Packet Tracer
This tutorial will cover setting up a DMZ architecture as well as some other network security controls. DMZs are demilitarized zones, meaning that they are…
Read articleHow to set up and use a WiFi Deauther workshop (Spacehuhn Tech on ESP8266)
A WiFi deauther is used to de-authenticate devices from their WiFi networks for security research, pentesting, and educational purposes. They’re also just all around super…
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