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Executing a Remote Buffer Exploit with Python If you know computers well enough to understand how computer programs are written and how they work, you will agree with me that Python is a brilliant language. It is a language that you can use to create dynamic and very useful tools just by stringing together [mostly] English phrases that even a newbie can understand. It is regarded as the lazy programmer’s language that can produce little scripts of a handful lines of code that can do so much. This hour, we figure out how you can use Python to create hacking tools that make your work easier and automate many of the exploits and penetration tests that you have learned over the past half day and those you will explore and learn as you work towards becoming the best ethical hacker the world has ever seen.  12.1 Python for Hackers: A Shortcut into Programming we are committed to offering valuable knowledge that you will find beneficial beyond the basic satisfaction of curiosity. Yo

Web SQL Injection One of the top risks to information and computers on the internet today is SQL injection. Hackers use this technique by exploiting a security vulnerability in the database layer of a web application, which can be found when the user input is not correctly filtered for string literal escape characters that are embedded in SQL statements. Understanding how to detect and identify web SQL injection risks on a client web application early enough is very critical. In this hour, we will walk through the steps of identifying the database vulnerabilities and the SQL commands that are inserted into a website’s URL string or data structures to retrieve a response that will allow us to infiltrate a web application. Web SQL injection is often very effective on web pages that are developed using PHP and ASP.NET. If successful, an SQL injection should allow you to dump an entire database of a system, modify the content of the database, or carry out various queries that the we

Hacking WPA/WPA-2 WPS Using Reaver WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), which was introduced to complement the WPA, is designed to be easier to configure but tough to crack. However, it has a wellknown security hole that various tools such as Reaver can exploit with minimal effort on your part. Note, however, that it still might take hours for the hack to be successful, but as you will discover later in the hour, it is a much more preferable technique than brute force. 10.1.1 Information Gathering Before you can begin using Reaver on Kali Linux to hack a WPA/WPA-2 protected the wireless network, you first need to know whether WPS is enabled. This attack will not work if WPS is not enabled. You will also need to know the BSSID of the network which means it would probably be best not to attempt this exercise on a hidden network. Start VMware, load Kali Linux OS on the virtual machine and log into your root account. Next, set the wireless interface to monitor mode using the follow

Wireless Hacking: Things You Should Know For a hacking to take place, there must be a communication connection between at least two devices, and the connection between them can be via a cable (LAN) or wireless. Most hacking processes you have learned so far are done over the internet, meaning that they have been remote hacks that you can carry out anywhere provided the target host is online, and you have an internet connection. The kinds of hackers you hear about on the news causing so much trouble to your potential clients are remote hackers. However, there is an even more dangerous type of hacker who can compromise a computer system by finding vulnerabilities in local computers using the client’s wireless network. More and more corporations and even individuals are hiring whitehat hackers to try to hack their wireless systems to know just how safe you are. In this and the next hour, we will cover wireless hacking. This chapter will cover all the important things you need to kn

Using the Nessus Vulnerability Scanner in Kali Nessus is one of the most comprehensive network security vulnerability scanner by Tenable Network Security. It is one of the most popular client-server framework tools used by hackers and widely deployed by information and computer security experts. This tool is available as a software package that you can install on your computer or as a pre-configured VM. The wide variety of plugins that Tenable has is that makes Nessus such a great tool that can interface with almost any networked device. This hour, we will figure out how to install and set up Nessus and how you can use it to scan for vulnerabilities in a target host. 8.1 Features of Nessus Nessus has many tools that support penetration testing activities that you will need, especially if you pursue hacking beyond the basics. They include: It scans for and identifies vulnerabilities that allow you to access a computer system’s information. It checks the system for