HACKERS ARISE
Expert-led training in cybersecurity tools and techniques, designed for IT specialists, ethical hackers, security engineers, and students.
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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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Exploit Development: Fuzzing with American Fuzzy Lop++ (AFL++) to Find Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
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December 5, 2024
Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! Finding vulnerabilities in applications and services is the first step toward developing your own zero-day exploit. Vulnerability scanners are great for finding KNOWN vulnerabilities, but to find unknown or zero-day vulnerabilities a fuzzer is an excellent tool that you should be familiar with. As
Cyberwar Mission: Hack the Adversary’s 2FA Protected Account
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July 15, 2024
To prevent password stealing and password hacking, many applications have adopted 2FA authentication. 2FA or 2-factor authentication, requires that the user authenticate not only using a username name and password (1 factor authentication but als a second authentication method such as send a one time password (2-factor authentication) to an
Data Analytics for Cybersecurity, Part 1: Getting Started with R Programing Language for Cybersecurity Analytics
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December 11, 2024
Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! As our digital world progresses toward a circumstance where data analytics and artificial intelligence become key components of any cybersecurity strategy, it is becoming increasingly critical that you understand these techniques to remain relevant and employed in the most exciting and well-paying field
Cyber Threat Intelligence: Malware Bazaar on the Frontlines of Threat Intelligence
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December 17, 2024
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! In the complex realm of cybersecurity, professionals face a continuously evolving landscape of digital threats. To address this challenge, MalwareBazaar was introduced as a collaborative defense platform, revolutionizing the way cybersecurity experts analyze and combat malicious software. Conceived by abuse.ch, a distinguished Swiss cybersecurity
Cryptography Basics for Hackers, Part 4: Building a Simple Encryption Algorithm in Python
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December 20, 2024
Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! Cryptography is one of foundational technologies of cybersecurity. It helps to keep our information safe, secure, and confidential. Without cryptography, anyone could read our messages or our stored data. In our previous tutorial in Cryptography Basics, I described one of the oldest forms
Reverse Engineering Malware: Cactus Ransomware, Basic Static Analysis
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December 30, 2024
Ransomware is always evolving, and Cactus is no exception. When I came across this sample, I knew it was worth a closer look. It’s built to obfuscate, encrypt, and evade, but like any malware, it leaves behind clues. In this series, I’ll walk you through the process of analyzing Cactus
