ethical hacking (Page 2)

Using rooted devices has become a way to employ advanced hacking tools without using a powerful computer. However, the rooting process can be complicated for the uninitiated. On this occasion,Read More →

Determining the location of a device is one of the most complex hacking tasks, although there are several tools that can incredibly simplify this process, reducing everything to a matterRead More →

Kali Linux is one of the best and most popular ethical hacking and security auditing tools, as it allows cybersecurity experts to run all the hardware of a system andRead More →

In a statement, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the launching of “Hack DHS”, a new vulnerability bounty program that will allow the ethical hacking community to discoverRead More →

Pip-audit is a tool developed in collaboration with Google for scanning Python environments and detecting possible known security flaws. According to cybersecurity experts, Pip-audit uses the PyPi JSON API forRead More →

Although sometimes the concept has a negative connotation, hacking can be very useful for totally legitimate purposes in various fields, including the use of smart devices. According to mobile hackingRead More →

Malicious payloads in a ransomware infection and other malware variants can be hidden using multiple methods, some of which are somewhat unusual and might seem like an element out ofRead More →