Locate and identify website visitors by IP address. IPfinder offers one of the leading IP to geolocation APIs and global IP database services worldwide. IPFinder CLI (Command Line Interface) https://ipfinder.io/ Supports Single IP Address, asn, ranges, firewall as Input Supports Bulk Exports Results to Screen or to An Output File Supports IPv4 and IPv6 Supports […]
Shodan is a search engine on the internet where you can find interesting things all over the world. For example, we can find cameras, bitcoin streams, zombie computers, ports with weakness in service, SCADA systems, and more. Moreover, more specific searches are possible. As a result of the search, Shodan shows us the number of […]
Advance level threats are increasing day by day and attackers using more Sophisticated Techniques to bypass the Detection. Evasion and obfuscation technique give more pain to Researchers in 2017 Compare to previous years. Command line evasion and obfuscation are the most used technique among many numbers of advance level attacks which are increased its use […]
A Tool developed for searching malwares at openmalware.org by command line, allowing specific malware to be downloaded via shell. The tool was developed to facilitate and speed up the process of finding and downloading malware samples via the command line interface.” We’ve made use of the API provided by the two major malware dump sites […]
Malwaresearch is a command line tool to find malware on Openmalware.org, it was developed to facilitate and speed up the process of finding and downloading malware samples. The tool was developed to facilitate and speed up the process of finding and downloading malware samples via the command line interface. We’ve made use of the API provided by […]
Short Bytes: Linux distributions can leverage an extensive range of commands to accomplish various tasks. For most Linux distros, Bash (bourne again shell) is the default command-line interface or shell used to execute these commands. In this A to Z list of Linux commands, we have tried to include as many commands as possible which […]
Gather all your JPG images into a single directory Open up your terminal and go the directory where your JPG images are located and resize them to a smaller size. In this case, I resized my JPG images to 640×480. Type the command below to resize your JPG images in a single step Finally, type […]
Short Bytes: You can use the Linux terminal to do mathematical calculations using command line calculator utilities. This includes the inbuilt gcalccmd and GNU bc. Qalculator, a third party utility is also a good command line calculator. The calculator is a hell lot of a handy app because it’s hard for us to get our brains […]
Short Bytes: If you want to check your internet speed using the Linux command Line, here are some utilities which can help you out. These tools use the nearest servers listed on speedtest.net to test the download and upload speed of your internet connection. You recently upgraded your broadband connection. Now, what’s better than testing […]
32GB of sweet USB flash drive storage space just sits in your office drawer, ironically taking up space. Why? Because you can’t put anything else on it. It’s write protected and you can’t format the stupid thing! Or can you? We get a lot of people asking about formatting write protected USB flash drives. Click […]
Short Bytes: Smart programmers love to play with code and make their lives (and lives of others) easier. One such nerd, Simone Margaritelli, decided to hack his smart coffee machine and control the coffee-making process from his Terminal. He has even shared the client code on GitHub. For many programmers, coffee acts as the favorite caffeine delivery […]
Short Bytes: A developer has created a command line utility which can give you the feel of Hollywood movie hacker. His tool replicates the decrypting text seen from the 1992 hacker movie Sneakers. The code is freely available on his GitHub page. We have seen how the hackers in movies do some over-the-edge stuff when […]
Short Bytes: Googler allows you to use Google search in the Linux command line. This Linux command line utility can be used as a standalone tool or in combination with a text-based web browser. Developed using Python, Googler can be found on its developer’s GitHub repository. For Linux users, most of their daily activities revolve around […]
Short Bytes: Nativefier is based on the Node.js runtime environment which can convert any web page into an automated desktop application. Nativefier does this using a framework called Electron. The Electron framework enables a programmer to write desktop applications in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Even if the web pages’ capabilities have increased with HTML 5 and JavaScript, we […]
Today, we are bringing to you our third article in the “Getting Started With Linux” series. The part III deals with the command line in Linux. Once you’ve installed Linux, you can start doing your work right away. (To learn how to install Linux, read part 1 and part 2 of this getting started with […]
Researchers discovered two new malicious hacking tools (BalkanRAT, BalkanDoor) from the ongoing campaign Balkans that act as a remote access trojan and backdoor. Malware authors developed these Tools with two different features. BalkanRAT, a remote access trojan that controls the compromised computer remotely via a graphical interface and the BalkanDoor performing the same operation using […]
Passpie is a command line tool to manage passwords from the terminal with a colorful and configurable interface. Use a master passphrase to decrypt login credentials, copy passwords to clipboard, synchronize with a git repository, check the state of your passwords, and more. Password files are encrypted using GnuPG and saved into yaml text files. […]
r2 is a rewrite from scratch of radare in order to provide a set of libraries and tools to work with binary files. Radare project started as a forensics tool, a scriptable command-line hexadecimal editor able to open disk files, but later added support for analyzing binaries, disassembling code, debugging programs, attaching to remote […]
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Nubia is a lightweight framework for building command-line applications with Python. It was originally designed for the “logdevice interactive shell (aka. ldshell)” at Facebook. Since then it was factored out to be a reusable component and several internal Facebook projects now rely on it as a quick and easy way to get an intuitive shell/cli […]
A command-line tool for querying Troy Hunt’s Have I been pwned ? service using the hibp Node.js module. Pwned Installation Download and install Node.js, then install pwned globally using npm: npm install pwned -g Alternatively, you can run it on-demand using the npx package runner: npx pwned How To Ue ? pwned <command> Commands: pwned […]