Finding Outdated and Vulnerable Systems in Russian Using Shodan

Welcome back, my cyberwarriors! The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues and the courageous people of Ukraine need our help. In previous posts, I have emphasized that there are many outdated and vulnerable systems around the world. Not everyone updates and upgrades their operating systems. These systems are particularly vulnerable to known attack vectors. Russia is […]

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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Spyse, Part 1: Finding Critical Information about a Domain

Welcome back, my open source intelligence (OSINT) investigators. In previous tutorials, we have examined numerous web services that compile key information that is useful to pentesters, hackers and bug hunters. These include; Google Hacking Shodan Censys BuiltWith Netcraft and others These are all great tools but I’m going to show you a new kid on […]

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Software Defined Radio (SDR) for Hackers, Part 4: Intercepting International Space Station Signals

Welcome back, my aspiring RF hackers! In this series, we are exploring how we can use a simple and inexpensive rtl-sdr dongle, in conjunction with our computer and software, to listen, intercept, decode and decrypt various radio frequency signals. These include such things as cellphones, pagers, garage door openers, remotes, automobile remote door openers, police […]

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