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The researcher found new Remote code execution vulnerability in widely used LibreOffice that allows attackers to exploit the arbitrary code in Windows and Linux Platform. LibreOffice is a free and open-source office suite which is developed by The Document Foundation and it is a widely used office suite for both individuals and the corporate environment. LibreOffice can […]
netsniff-ng is a free Linux networking toolkit, a Swiss army knife for your daily Linux network plumbing if you will. Its gain of performance is reached by zero-copy mechanisms, so that on packet reception and transmission the kernel does not need to copy packets from kernel space to user space and vice versa. Our toolkit […]
The IT security researchers at Check Point have identified a new malware called SpeakUp targeting Linux and macOS – The new findings prove that there has been a surge in malware attacks against Linux and Apple devices. SpeakUp is a new backdoor Trojan that is being distributed by cybercriminals through a malicious new campaign designed […]
Smartphone users are usually torn between the two choices — Android or iOS. Their dominance is such that other competing OS like Windows, BlackBerry OS, or Symbian have almost been abandoned. Those who don’t want either of them can opt for Pine64’s Linux phone dubbed the PinePhone, which offers good hardware and software at an affordable […]
Earlier this week, Canonical announced the release of Ubuntu Core 18 for embedded Linux devices. This container OS also brings the benefit of 10-year long term support to ensure that the devices remain safe and updated for a long time. The base OS image has very few packages installed to ensure better security. It has […]
APT, one of the major Linux software installation programs, presents a serious security flaw Users willing to install programs in Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint, usually resort to using the main software installation program known as the Advance Package Tool (APT). Although functional under appropriate circumstances, network security and ethical hacking experts […]
With Microsoft’s initiative to bring Linux Bash Shell on Windows 10, the Windows users are now able to run their favorite Linux tools on their current operating system. But what if you need to run full-fledged Windows apps and games on a Linux distro? In that case, a software like Wine is really helpful. The […]
AMD Radeon VII was one of the biggest announcements made at the CES 2019; it even got featured in our top highlights of CES video. This 2nd-gen Vega graphics card will be launching in early February and it’s also generating lots of questions. One such doubt that many open source enthusiasts might be having is […]
The Raspberry Pi Foundation launched its updated mini-computer Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ with built-in Bluetooth and 802.11ac Wi-Fi in November. But what if you are looking for an alternative? In that case, the Orange Pi lineup of SBCs (single board computers) definitely needs to be mentioned. Just recently, Allwinner A6-based Orange Pi 3 computer […]
Criminal gangs seek to recruit people with advanced computer skills According to network security specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security, cybercriminals gangs are always looking for people capable for deploying intimidation, threat, harassment, and extortion and cyberattack campaigns against various services, platforms and users. Last November, for example, a group of hackers known […]
With last week’s release of Linux 5.0-rc1, it’s confirmed that Linus Torvalds has finally decided to adopt the 5.x series. The kernel enthusiasts and developers have been waiting for this change since the release of Linux 4.17. Back then, Linus Torvalds hinted at the possibility of the jump to place after 4.20 release. “I suspect that […]
Manipulate Chromecast Devices in your Network. Inspiration – Thousands of Google Chromecast Devices Hijacked to Promote PewDiePieThis tool is a Proof of Concept and is for Research Purposes Only, killcast shows how Chromecast devices can be easily manipulated and hijacked by anyone. Features Extract Interesting Information such as Build Version, Country, Timezone etc Rename Reboot Perform […]
WikiLeaks Fame Reverse Engineering Tool GHIDRA to be Released in March. GHIDRA is a reverse engineering tool developed by the United States’ National Security Agency (NSA). According to reports, this framework will be released in March at the RSAConference. This is the same reverse engineering tool to which WikiLeaks referred to in its March 2017 […]
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 […]
Raspberry Pi touchscreen will be supported in the mainline Linux kernel. On Wednesday, Dmitry Torokhov issued a git pull request that has added support for the 7-inch, 800×480 display in the mainline kernel for the official Raspberry Pi Touchscreen. Until now, touchscreen support was provided with the help of customized Linux kernels for Raspbian, a Debian-based […]
A new type of ransomware has been infecting servers over unsecured IPMI cards Cybersecurity and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security have reported the emergence of a new ransomware variant. The malicious program, called JungleSec, has been spread on victim systems via Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) cards. According to reports, […]
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PA Toolkit is a collection of traffic analysis plugins to extend the functionality of Wireshark from a micro-analysis tool and protocol dissector to the macro analyzer and threat hunter. PA Toolkit contains plugins (both dissectors and taps) covering various scenarios for multiple protocols, including: WiFi (WiFi network summary, Detecting beacon, deauth floods etc.) HTTP (Listing […]
If you’re having some old desktop or laptop, there are many lightweight Linux distros that you can install and enjoy a lag-free computing experience. From a variety of options, you can choose Puppy Linux, Lubuntu, or Linux Lite. You can also install Arch Linux or Debian and use a lightweight desktop environment. Some of you […]
Pocsuite is an open-sourced remote vulnerability testing and proof-of-concept development framework developed by the Knownsec Security Team. It comes with a powerful proof-of-concept engine, many niche features for the ultimate penetration testers and security researchers. How to use Pocsuite with seebug PoC search and zoomeye dork Pocsuite with seebug PoC and zoomeye dork Pocsuite with […]
System76 invited Fossbytes to their Thelio press event. Devin visited their facility in Denver, Colorado to see what they have been up to. Spoiler alert: it’s some pretty cool stuff. ? Thelio Origins Thelio, pronounced Thayleo, was intended to be transcendental from the start. The space-faring branding of System76 has clearly been designed to inspire […]