Create a malicious Trojan application for Androids using Kwetza, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Infecting Android apps is a perfect way to see how malicious activities in the wild, such as malware and practical jokes, affect people. This not only gives you access to user computers, but it also…

Find default misconfiguration and insecure files with Spaghetti, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Security risks with Robots.txt files, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Automate web application analysis with RapidScan, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Defend the Web” write-up (Intro 6— client code modification vulnerability), by David Artykov, Purple Team

Apple has fixed a major macOS issue, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Another fuzzing tool — AngryFuzzer, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Have information on any domain using Netcraft, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Defend the Web” write-up (Intro 5— JavaScript prompt() function information leak), by David Artykov, Purple Team

Have information on any domain using Netcraft, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Creating payloads and backdoors with Phantom Evasion, by David Artykov, Purple Team

Create a malicious Trojan application for Androids using Kwetza, by David Artykov, Purple Team

“Defend the Web” write-up (Crypt1/Crypt — reverse encryption), by David Artykov, Purple Team

“Defend the Web” write-up (Recon — Information gathering and finding B6-Key), by David Artykov, Purple Team

Phishing with a malicious macro file, by David Artykov, Purple Team