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ETHICAL Hacking | PSYOP | OffSec | Malware analysis
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Top 5 WiFi Ethical Hacking Gears 🛠️

1. AC1300M USB Adapter: Budget-friendly start for Kali Linux.
2. DSTIKE Deauther: Demonstrates WiFi deauth vulnerabilities.
3. ESP32 Marauder: All-in-one pocket attack suite.
4. Pineapple Nano: Pro-grade tool for security assessments (2.5/5GHz).
5. Alfa AWUS036ACH: The powerful, long-range adapter.

⚠️ WARNING: Use these ONLY on your own network or with explicit permission. Unauthorized access is a CRIME.

🛡️ Protect Your WiFi:

· Use WPA3/WPA2
· Disable WPS
· Use a strong password
· Update router firmware

#WiFiHacking #EthicalHacking #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #PenTest #StaySafeOnline #TechTips #cloudflare by @ibugsec

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You first attack with Kali Linux | Beninners

We explore a vulnerability in VSFTPD 2.3.4, demonstrating how to identify and potentially exploit a known backdoor in an older FTP service using Nmap and Kali Linux. We discuss the widespread nature of this security flaw and its global presence across different countries.

This video aims to educate and encourage companies to invest more in security

⚠️Repeating this in a corporate production environment is a crime!

#Cybersecurity #EthicalHacking #NetworkSecurity #Metasploit #Vulnerability #LinuxSecurity by @ibugsec

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🚨 BULLETPROOF YOUR DATA. DELETING FILES IS FOR AMATEURS.

So you "deleted" your sensitive files and emptied the Trash/Recycle Bin. Congratulations. You've done the digital equivalent of tearing the address page out of a phone book. The data is still there, sitting idle, waiting for the next cheap recovery tool to bring it all back to life. It's not a matter of "if," but "when."

💀 The Grim Reality of "Delete":

· It just removes the file system's pointer.
· The actual 1s and 0s remain on the drive platters or memory chips.
· With basic software, anyone can resurrect contracts, financial records, client databases, and personal photos.

🛡️ THE ACTUAL SOLUTION: DoD 5220.22-M (NISPOM)
We don't "delete." We obliterate.
This isn't just some fancy term. It's the U.S. Department of Defense's gold standard for sanitizing classified information from magnetic media.

Here’s what our 3-pass overwrite actually does:

1. Pass 1: Overwrites all addressable locations with a binary zero (0x00).
2. Pass 2: Overwrites all locations with a binary one (0xFF).
3. Pass 3: Overwrites all locations with a cryptographically secure random bit pattern.
4. THE CRITICAL STEP: A final verification pass reads all sectors to confirm the overwrite was successful. by @ibugsec

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Comment below if you know the method used to bypass this war 👇🏻 by @ibugsec

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Cyber security series EP 1 Part 1

This is the second of a thousand more episodes I'll be making about 100% free cybersecurity technical content here on Instagram.

Follow our page and stay tuned for upcoming episodes.

Consider helping us with a donation of any amount

The donation link is in our Instagram bio

If you're already advanced, we also have courses here; click the subscription button, where you'll learn how to use Python to understand how a hacker thinks when building a backdoor. by @ibugsec

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You can try to sabotage me, you can badmouth me, but I know everything, and I’ll know the right moment to act.

A man's greatest weapon is knowledge by @ibugsec

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Sending a raw Ethernet frame with Python and Scapy

In this demo, I build a Layer 2 Ethernet frame with a custom EtherType (0x88B5) and a raw payload: Hello Ethernet.

To debug it in Wireshark, I capture the traffic and use:

eth.type == 0x88b5

This lets me isolate the custom Ethernet frames and inspect the source MAC, destination MAC, EtherType, and raw payload byte by byte.

A simple way to understand what actually happens at Layer 2.

#Scapy #Ethernet #Wireshark #NetworkEngineering #Cybersecurity by @ibugsec

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SYN Floo attack in huawei router

https://github.com/LuanMattos?tab=repositories

Module = ethical-h4cking by @ibugsec

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