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Dear Readers, We are happy to supply you with second publication devoted to those of you who want to learn some basic hacking skills. Let us present Hakin9 StarterKit – Exploiting Software Compendium. This publication encloses basic articles on exploiting software that were published in our magazine this and last year. The articles address various […]
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Dear Hakin9 Readers, We would like to introduce a new issue of Hakin9 on Demand. This time we explore ins and outs of Reverse Engineering. It is the process of exploration products such as computer devices or software to analyze how it is working and how it is made at all, or try to make […]
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Tool Time: Secunia Online Software Inspector (OSI) Mervyn Heng, CISSP – May 2013 The beauty of running Ubuntu Linux is the ease of maintaining your Operating System (OS) and software using the apt command or Update Manager. Both tools offer a single mechanism of keeping your system patched and up to date. The same cannot […]
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Cloud Asia 2013 Impressions from Cloud Asia – 2013 The cloud computing market in Asia is expected to earn revenues of over $12 billion in the year 2016. While the aforementioned is only a small percentage in comparison to the global market that is expected to reach $130 billion in the same year according to […]
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Zebracon is not your traditional conference filled with vendor-centric presentations. Zebracon is a forum for sharing of information about key issues that most effectively impact security risk management and compliance trends. The conference will be held at Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Kuala Lumpur from the 27th to 29th August 2013. Each topic is specially designed […]
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Dear Readers, Welcome to this very special issue of Hakin9. For the second time we will be touching a very controversial subject – scanning with nmap. Last year we published an issue on nmap which made the whole Internet boil and this time we’re going to do it again. We are going to suprise everyone […]
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ZeroNights is an international conference dedicated to the practical side of information security. ZeroNights shows new attack methods and threats, discovers new possibilities of attack and defense, and suggests out-of-the-box security solutions. ZeroNights gathers experts, infosecurity practitioners, analysts, and hackers from all over the world. Date: November 7–8, 2013. Venue: Coworking center 2.0, 28A Varshavskoe […]
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The world technological progress causes changes in the form and ways of data transmission and storing. The importance of digital data carriers, which are capable of collecting great amounts of information in one place, is increasing. However, apart from many advantages of the common life digitization, some dangers, which have to be counteracted, arise. To […]
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Concise Courses is an information security training organization in the United States offering various categories of IT Security Certifications. Of particular interest are their SCADA training courses which are aimed at enhancing the security of SCADA and ICS systems. (SCADA: Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition and ICS: Industrial Control System). Their SCADA course in Miami, […]
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CompTIA Cloud Computing Certification This 2-day Cloud Computing training will qualify you for the vendor-neutral international CompTIA Cloud Essentials Professional (CEP) certificate. Obtaining the CompTIA Cloud Essentials Professional certification guarantees that you understand the main cloud computing principles and concepts, understand what cloud computing means from a business and technical perspective and understand who is […]
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Dear Readers, I would like to introduce a new issue of The Best of Hakin9. This compendium is a huge load of knowledge on Hacking Wi-Fi. It is the guidebook for those who would like to know the basics, and dive into deep waters of Wi-Fi hacking techniques. The main part is focused on the […]
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Full version of the issue with 29 complete articles can be found here HACKING WIRELESS NETWORKS Hacking Wireless in 2013 By Terrance Stachowski, CISSP, L|PT This article is a simple how-to guide for hacking wireless networks using BackTrack 5 R3, or Kali – Linux Penetration Testing Distributions offered by Offensive Security. The information provided in […]
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