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• BIAS Attack
  Bluetooth Impersonation AttackS (BIAS) was found 2020 by Daniele Antonioli, Nils Ole Tippenhauer and Kasper B. Rasmuss ...e created to protect against impersonation attacks. This attack shows that this mechanisms are not reliable and that an attacker can use the mechanisms to
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• Botnet Simulation Framework (BSF)
  ...originally based on version 4.5.1 in this documentation the latest version was 5.6.2 which also worked. The visualization part is based on dash. In this documentation you will learn how to install all components of the BSF and get it running.
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• Install Raspbian OS on a Raspberry Pi
  Install Raspbian OS on a Raspberry Pi using a 16 GB SD card ...r and determine the devices on the machine by issuing following command in a terminal
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• Bluetooth BlueSmack Attack
  ...Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack, in which the victim device is flooded with a high volume of oversized or malformed echo packets with the intent of causi * A Bluetooth-enabled Linux computer to perform the attack
  4 KB (671 words) - 13:26, 26 December 2023
• Install Mobile-Security-Framework-MobSF
  This documentation describes how to install MobSF on Ubuntu. == Used Hardware ==
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• Evil Portal with Wifi Pineapple Nano
  ...Pineapple Nano. This is only for educational purposes and is illegal when used without permission. The setup was tested on Kali Linux.
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• Defend The Web
  ...r (aka X), Google or GitHub. After logging in, the user gets redirected to a dashboard that offers information about new content in the articles and com ...page after logging in is the dashboard which consists of three main parts A) Articles, B) Playground and C) Community.
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• Metasploit with Armitage
  This documentation describes how to use Armitage GUI with the Metasploit Framework. ...s and sessions with common event logs. Armitage is a Team Red cooperation, a group of moral hackers (White Hats), whose declared goal is to detect secur
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• JTAGulator: Introduction
  The JTAGulator is a tool to assist in identifying JTAG and USART pins. :* Boundary Scan (read and set values of a pin)
  5 KB (842 words) - 19:19, 10 February 2021
• Heartbleed
  This page explains the background information of the "Heartbleed"- bug. The purpose of this documentation is not to guide attackers to reproduce the heartbleed attack, it should onl
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• Sniffing&Spoofing
  ...ng are common methods, to capture the traffic, manipulate data and execute a variate of attacks. In most cases the attacker wants to gain information fr ...are basically a "data interception" technology. They work because Ethernet was built on the principle of sharing. Most networks use broadcast technology,
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• Heapusage
  This documentation describes the usage of heapusage developed by Kristofer Berggren (d99kris) With practical examples it is shown how this tool can be used to find memory leaks, double free, use after free and overflows.
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• MitM on Android App
  ...ntercepted without the root certificate of the proxy installed to check if a warning will prevent the user to continue to exchange data over an unencryp ...ts to verify the identity of a server before attempting to authenticate on a network.
  9 KB (1,460 words) - 09:33, 3 April 2023
• Dragino LoRa Hat Single-Channel-Gateway
  <span id="used-hardware"></span> == Used Hardware: ==
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• W3af - Web application attack and audit framework
  ...sive environment for web application testing and exploitation. It provides a solid platform for web vulnerability assessments and penetration testing. w * Kali Linux (in my case as a VM in Windows 10) or MacOS
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• Lucky Thirteen
  ...ulnerability is a TLS vulnerability based on the Padding Oracle Attack. It was discovered by Nadhem AlFardan and Kenny Paterson (University of London) in CVE-2013-0169. The Lucky Thirteen attack is a timing-side channel attack where the answer times of the server are analyzed.
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• ChameleonMini RevE Rebooted
  ...ists of a PCB antenna driven by power transistors on the board to generate a 13.56 MHz RFID field. They thus function as an active RFID reader. An integ ...it is also possible to use a Android Phone, but this setup will be will on a Windows-PC.
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• Ransomware Forensics
  ...ep the attack under control, and recover from it. Ransomware DFIR includes a number of tools and techniques, such as forensic imaging, malware analysis, Incident response of a ransomware attack involves the following six distinctive phases:
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• Rubber Ducky Detector
  This article serves as documentation for using the Rubber Ducky Detector developed by students of the FH Campus ...re-programmed in a custom payload. For further reference, see the detailed documentation for [[Hak5 Rubber Ducky]].
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• Arduino Install Hoodloader2
  This Documentation is an step by step description for boot loading HoodLoader2 on to your Ardu ...cts like a mouse or keyboard. This procedure is needed if u want to create a [[Arduino USB Rubber Ducky]] with the Arduino Uno.
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