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Best Ethical Hacking & Security Blogs You Should Always Follow

Posted on December 16 2009 by Amol Wagh

Last time I have collected some of the best ethical hacking tutorials from my own blog, which got quite a god response from you people. So I decided to get a great collection of some of the best security blog I have ever came across. Hope you like it as well.
Darknet.org.uk
- Don’t Learn to Hack [...]

Intrusion Attack Through Port Scanning

Posted on June 16 2009 by Amol Wagh

Port scanning determines which ports are listening to the active connections on the subjected host. These ports represent potential communication channels. With the help of port scanning we get close to the network communication scenario. We get to know more about victim’s network which is useful for further attacks. Internet does not exclusively rely on [...]

Samsung LED Series 6 & 7 For The Perfect Picture

Posted on May 13 2009 by Amol Wagh

Samsung have introduced its amazing new LED technology with the Series 6 & 7 LED TV’s. Samsung have launched these LED TV’s in India differently suiting all the needs of our country’s consumers.
Colour, Contrast & Clarity which are the ingredients of this perfect picture television. These crystal designed sets are available as follows:
7 series [...]

Port Scanners Selection Factors

Posted on April 2 2009 by Amol Wagh

We have covered brief introduction about port scanning and its techniques in our previous topic. Here we are, with requirements of a good port scanner.
Dynamic delay time calculations: Delay time is necessary for some scanners to send the data chunks.  So you need to check whether it is working properly or not with ping, which [...]

Packet Sniffing Attack & Vulnerable Ethernet Communications – II

Posted on March 30 2009 by Amol Wagh

Continues From Last Post  . . .
So each machine has unique identification to send and receive data and avoid the confusion. This doesn’t happen with dial-up modems; because it is assumed that any data you send to the modem is destined for the other side of the phone line. But when you send data out [...]

Firewall Responses Detection & Breaking The Firewalls

Posted on March 23 2009 by Amol Wagh

The behavior of packets and its responses explained last post has been noted by a number of firewall vendors. By understanding such enumerations,  the have modified their security system’s for high anonymity by spoofing the source address of the RST/ACK packet to be that of the target host. As such, the response received by an [...]

Bluesnarfing: Type of Bluetooth Hacking

Posted on March 22 2009 by Rashmi Jadhav

Bluesnarfing is one type of blue-tooth hacking. While it is similar to the bluejacking and bluebugging. It was discovered by Marcel Holtmann in october 2003.

Bluesnarfing is unauthorized access of information or data from wireless device through blue-tooth technology. Connection is often between the desktop’s, LAP’s ,cellphones , PDA’s . Blue-tooth is [...]

Bluejacking: Type of Bluetooth Hacking

Posted on March 21 2009 by Rashmi Jadhav

Bluejacking is one of the type of Blue-tooth hacking. Bluejacking was first carried by the Malaysian IT consultant. In simple words Bluejacking means tempoarly hijacking someones device. Bluejacking allow the user to send business cards anonymously using Bluetooth wireless technology.

Bluejacking is carried only to the Bluetooth enable device that is cell phones, [...]

Bluebugging: Type of Bluetooth Hacking

Posted on March 21 2009 by Rashmi Jadhav

Bluebugging is also one form of Bluetooth hacking .It was first discovered German researcher Martin Herfurt . He got the motivation from the Bluesnarf attack.
Bluebugging is very much different from the bluesnarfing. In bluebugging allows an individuals to access the mobile phone commands using Bluetooth wireless technology without [...]

Firewalk Attack: Beyond The Boundaries of Security.

Posted on March 21 2009 by Amol Wagh

Firewalk which was developed by two masterminds known as developed by Mike Schiffman and Dave Goldsmith furthers the techniques used both by static port traceroutes and hping.
It can be successfully implemented to scan a host downstream from a security gateway to assess what rules relate to the target system, without any packets having to [...]

Nokia Developer Conference 2009 In India

Posted on December 26 2008 by Amol Wagh

Nokia is ready to set another benchmark this year for mobile application developers and IT industry by announcing its ‘Nokia Developer Conference 2009′ In Bangalore, India.
The basic concept behind this conference is creating a forum where knowledge of developers across the nation will be shared. Presentation on various mobile technologies, developers success stories and future [...]

Steganography: Hiding Files In Images

Posted on November 7 2008 by Amol Wagh

Steganography is method of hiding files in image files.
This is used mostly on a network so that files can be stored secretly. This method is very harmful for those where source codes of viruses and and programs can be stored. Also some secret file can also be stored and it can be any information about [...]

IP Spoofing Attack

Posted on November 1 2008 by Amol Wagh

Internet Protocol i.e IP addresses are unique and used for digital data communication for internet. Any mailing system or website technology works on the same principle of digital communication.
Every computer connected to Network have its unique IP address.
When Person A sends an email  to person B, The mail is assigned with the header which contains [...]

Happy Diwali To All From Hackers Enigma Blog

Posted on October 28 2008 by Amol Wagh

Well , here it is.
The Biggest Festival of the year celebrated in India is named as Diwali. Today on th occassion of ‘Laxmipujan’ Hackers Enigma team wish all internet users a ‘Happy Diwali’
With the lot of lightings are decorating each and every home of India.
Today in the evening all homes will go through the traditional [...]

Getting Someone’s IP from MSN Messenger

Posted on October 26 2008 by Amol Wagh

We will learn the method used by most people when they want to get
someone elses IP Address.
Step 1 – Start MSN Messenger and login as yourself.
Step 2 – Hit your “Start” button and click run. Type into the white box
“cmd” (without the quotation marks)
Step 3 – Type in “Netstat -N” (without the quotation marks) into [...]

Security with Data Encryption

Posted on October 10 2008 by Amol Wagh

You might have heard this term many times before but what it is actually? I am trying to explain it here in a small funny scenario.
 
Person A has to send message to B. and some person wanted that message too we name it Mr. X.
 
A wrote the letter and send it B by mail. Now [...]

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