Linux is a great operating system. But there are more flavors of Linux than colors in a box of crayons. So how can you really learn Linux if your primary machine is a Windows box? Today I’m going to show you,…
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Fun with CUPP and Medusa in Kali Linux (Part 2 of 3)
In the previous guide, I showed you how to use the Common User Password Profiler in Kali Linux. Today, we’re going to crack passwords against that list.
Fun with CUPP and Medusa in Kali Linux (Part 1 of 3)
What’s the best way to crack a password? Your first idea might be to grab a giant wordlist and start a dictionary attack against an account such as a Windows Active Directory account or a web login. Or you might…
Detecting Rootkits on a PC
Imagine malware so sophisticated that it not only disappears from the Windows Task Manager and your antivirus software but also modifies the code that undergirds the operating system in such a way that it’s virtually impossible to detect. Does such a thing…
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Beginning Linux for Windowsphiles (Part 3 of 3)
In the previous guide I really drilled home the two licensing structures used in the open source community: FSF and OSI. But we didn’t even touch Linux yet. So today we’re going to actually get our hands dirty with Linux…
