Hassan Ansari

Ethical Hacker & CyberSecurity Enthusiast.

Ethical hacking series: Complete Guide to Enumerating Network Services

Ethical Hacking Series [Part 6]: Complete Guide to Enumerating Network Services

Introduction Welcome to Part 6 of our hacking series. In the previous parts, we’ve explored various aspects of ethical hacking, from setting up environments to diving deep into the command line. Now, we move forward to a crucial phase: enumerating network services. Before you can exploit any vulnerabilities, you need to understand what you’re up […]

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Russia was Attacked by DDoS: Telegram and WhatsApp Disruptions Explained

Russia Was Attacked by DDoS: Telegram and WhatsApp Disruptions Explained

Introduction On Wednesday, Russia was attacked by a DDoS attack. Users faced major problems accessing Telegram and WhatsApp. The state communications monitoring service reported a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack was the cause. The service acted swiftly to handle the attack and restore normal operations. Despite this, the disruption affected other platforms as well, showing the

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Networking Essentials: Understanding IPs, Ports, and Protocol

Ethical Hacking Series [Part 5]: Networking Essentials: Understanding IPs, Ports, and Protocol

Introduction Hey everyone! Welcome to the fifth tutorial of our Ethical Hacking Series. This tutorial is on Networking Essentials. We will be understanding IPs, ports, and protocols. If you were looking for an ethical hacking series then this place is for you. After learning about how to set up a Hacking Lab, How to use

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Hacking series | The Ultimate Nmap Guide: From Basics to Advanced

Ethical Hacking series [part4]: The Ultimate Nmap Guide: From Basics to Advanced

Hey everyone! Welcome to the fourth part of this Ethical Hacking Series. This series is a tutorial on Nmap, an essential tool for network scanning. If you’re diving into cybersecurity or ethical hacking, mastering Nmap is a must. It’s like having a Swiss Army knife for network exploration and security auditing. Why Nmap? Nmap, short

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Massive Windows Crash: Blue Screen of Death Triggered by CrowdStrike Bug

Massive Windows Crash: ‘Blue Screen of Death’ Triggered by CrowdStrike Bug

Recently, a significant number of Windows users have been hit by a troubling issue: the infamous “Blue Screen of Death” (BSOD). This disruptive problem is linked to a bug in CrowdStrike’s endpoint security software. For many, this has meant unexpected crashes, potential data loss, and significant interruptions to work. Understanding the nature of this issue,

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github token leak

GitHub Token Leak Exposes Python’s Core Repositories to Threats

A recent security incident has put Python’s core repositories at significant risk. A GitHub token leak has exposed these important repositories to potential threats, raising concerns within the development community. This incident highlights the need for securing access tokens and the consequences when they are not properly protected. In this article, we’ll explore the details

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Chinese APT41 Enhances Malware Arsenal with DodgeBox and MoonWalk Upgrades

China’s APT41 Introduces DodgeBox and MoonWalk in Latest Malware Upgrade

In the world of cybersecurity, there are groups of hackers who are particularly well-known for their sophisticated techniques and high-profile targets. One of these groups is APT41, a Chinese state-sponsored group that has recently upgraded its tools with two new pieces of malware called DodgeBox and MoonWalk. This article will explain what these new tools

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GuardZoo Malware Attack: Over 450 Middle Eastern Military Personnel Targeted

GuardZoo Malware Attack: Over 450 Middle Eastern Military Personnel Targeted

In recent years, Cybersecurity threats have evolved significantly, with state-sponsored groups and cybercriminal organizations deploying increasingly sophisticated malware to achieve their goals. One such malicious software, dubbed “GuardZoo,” has emerged as a formidable threat, targeting over 450 military personnel across the Middle East. This article delves into the intricacies of GuardZoo, its capabilities, methods of

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Ethical hacking series: The Art of Reconnaissance: Tools and Techniques

Ethical Hacking Series [Part 3]: The Art of Reconnaissance: Tools and Techniques

Introduction Today, In this part of the Ethical Hacking Series, we will learn about Reconnaissance.  Reconnaissance is the first step in ethical hacking and penetration testing. It involves gathering as much information as possible about a target before attempting any hacks. That is why it is also known as Information Gathering. It is a research

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