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...

An open WiFi network is not secure at all. Just connecting to this and then working online without extra security measures is not a good idea. WiFiChallengeLAB has two OPEN WiFI networks in the vir...

While preparing for OSWP I stumbled across WiFiChallengeLAB, where you can download a virtual machine with several WiFi networks. To start hacking a WiFi network you should do recon first to gather...

After passing the OSCP exam I had some time over and I decided to share my knowledge by creating some vulnerable machines. One of my first vulnerable machines is Apaches, a boot2root machine. I con...

To obtain the OSWP certificate you have to follow the PEN-210 course at Offsec and successfully complete the exam. To start with WiFi pen testing you need a wireless network card that can be used i...

Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control, also known as CRISC from ISACA is a known certification for risk specialists. Students who follow this course enhance their understanding of the i...