Cyber Attack
Hackers Toolkit Unveiled, Comprehensive Tools For Various Cyber Attacks
Hackers always keep updating their tools and add new ones to adapt to evolving security measures, bypass defenses, and exploit newly discovered vulnerabilities. Staying ahead...
Cyber Attack
TAG-100 Actors Using Open-Source Tools To Attack Gov & Private Orgs
Hackers exploit open-source tools to execute attacks because they are readily available, well-documented, and often have extensive community support, making them easy to modify...
Exploitation Tools
EgressBuster – A Pentesting Tool to Compromise Victim via Command & Control using Firewall
Network Firewalls acts as a fortification to keep the internal corporate network secure. Many people often think as it is protecting a device from...
Exploitation Tools
Netcat vs Cryptcat – Remote Shell to Control Kali Linux from Windows machine
Netcat is a good build network debugging tool, which can read and write data across computers using TCP or UDP, it is also called...
Exploitation Tools
DNS Shell – Tool to Compromise and Maintain Control Over Victim Machine
DNS Shell protocol runs on the application layer of the TCP/IP Model. When an attacker or pentester tries to exploit DNS with RCE vulnerability (Remote Command Execution) destination...
Exploitation Tools
Commix – Automated All-in-One OS Command Injection and Exploitation Tool
Commix (short for and njection eploiter) has a simple environment and it can be used, by web developers, penetration testers, or even security researchers...
Exploitation Tools
BeEF – Browser Exploitation Framework Over WPN (Without Port Forwarding)
Beef Xss Framework is a browser exploitation tool. It mainly focuses on client-side attacks and web-based browsers.It helps a penetration tester to understand...
Exploitation Tools
Penetration Testing with Windows Computer & Bypassing an Antivirus Using VEIL-Framework in Kali Linux
Pentesters have a hard time bypassing anti-viruses nowadays Since Antiviruses are evolving as we speak. We at GBHackers decided to put some time to teach...