HACKERS ARISE
Expert-led training in cybersecurity tools and techniques, designed for IT specialists, ethical hackers, security engineers, and students.
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Live and immersive approach to training ethical hackers
Our instructors are experienced pentesters, forensic investigators, and former college professors. They have trained hackers globally across the multiple military and intelligence agencies. With their broad practical expertise they provide students with practical, high-level skills to tackle the complexities of ethical hacking and excel in the field of cybersecurity.
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Vulnerability Scanning: Automatic Search For Known CVEs With CVEScannerV2
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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT): The Versatile Email Address Search Tool
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Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) and Network Defenses: Getting Started with CrowdSec
Occupy The Web
March 17, 2025
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, new tools and approaches are constantly emerging to combat the growing sophistication of cyber threats. One such innovative solution is CrowdSec, a free and open-source security automation tool that leverages the power of crowdsourcing to detect and mitigate cyber
The CyberWarrior Handbook, Part 1
Occupy The Web
March 17, 2025
Welcome back, my cyberwarriors! In this series, we will detail how an individual or small group of cyberwarriors can impact global geopolitics. The knowledge and tools that YOU hold are a superpower that can change history. Use it wisely. To begin this discussion, let’s look at
The Medusa Ransomware Threat: Anatomy of a Cybercrime Operation
Occupy The Web
March 17, 2025
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! In Greek mythology, Medusa was once a beautiful woman until Athena’s curse transformed her into a winged creature with a head full of snakes. She is seen as both a monster and a protector, possessing the power to turn anyone who gazes upon her face to
Open-Source Intelligence(OSINT): Sherlock – The Ultimate Username Enumeration Tool
Occupy The Web
March 13, 2025
Welcome back, aspiring OSINT investigators! Social media platforms hold a wealth of personal and professional information, making them valuable for reconnaissance in penetration testing and cyberwarfare operations. Sherlock is a lightweight yet powerful tool designed to search for social media profiles using a username. In this article, we’ll guide
Vulnerability Scanning: Automatic Search For Known CVEs With CVEScannerV2
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February 24, 2025
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! During reconnaissance, our goal is to identify vulnerable services within our target’s network. To streamline this process, CVEScannerV2 was developed – a powerful Nmap script that bridges the gap between network scanning and vulnerability assessment. This tool enhances the capabilities of the widely-used Nmap scanner,
Why YOU Should Study Software Defined Radio (Signals Intelligence) for Hackers!
Occupy The Web
August 15, 2023
Hacking radio signals (RF) IS the leading edge of cybersecurity! So many applications in our modern life use radio frequency elements that it is hard to list them all. For instance, consider the following list: Automobile and vehicle access and monitoring Mouse and keyboards Cellphone Signals Remote control Telemetry
