A while ago I was able to follow Offsec’s PEN 210 (WiFi) and successfully take the exam. In that time, I purchased different hardware to practice hacking WiFi networks. Buying those hardware costs ...

Last night I was working on Crossbow, a vulnerable machine that I downloaded from HackMyVM. After being stuck on the privilege escalation for quite a few hours and not making it yet, I started hack...

I am currently completing all the courses for the PNPT exam. One of the training courses is Practical Ethical Hacking by TCM Security. A training focused on practical skills in which theory is put ...

With WPA2, hackers could still break into the WiFi network relatively easily and then read the network traffic. If both the access point (router, access point) and the device to be connected (the c...

WPA2 Enterprise is a WiFi protocol that allows users to automatically and securely access connected WiFi networks through authentication based on existing identity information. First let’t give a b...

While working on WiFiChallengeLabs, WPA2/PSK networks are virtually present for hacking. These types of networks are common as home networks. A WPA2/PSK network is easy to hack by capturing a WPA h...

Jingle bells Jingle Bells, Phishing smells! It’s that time of year again. The countdown has begun, and we are eagerly anticipating the holidays. Gathered with your family around the tree adorned w...

Just a few weeks before my OSCP exam I saw SysReptor. I then briefly looked at what I could do with it and it looked very promising. Ultimately I chose to put it on my personal research backlog whe...

This evening is hacking time on Hack The Box. Jeeves was a machine I haven’t hacked before. I saw Jeeves in the updated version of TJnull for OSCP. Not that I have to complete TJnull’s list for OSC...

One of the challenges on WiFiChallengeLAB is hacking a WEP WiFi, yes it is old and yes it should not be used! Since I did the previous challenges it was time to hack a WEP WiFi. Fortunately, we nev...