Dark Horse

  In this blog, I'll guide you from installation to setting up custom rules for snort. so before we move on you must've got this question what snort is? so snort is the intrusion prevention system in which we can set custom rules to get alerts for the malicious activity which is happening in our system. Here I'll be setting up snort in my kali machine! STEP :1  The first step is to head to your network section & in that Promiscuous mode change it to > allow all as you can see in the below picture. STEP 2 :  Type the command  sudo apt-get install snort   While setting up this you'll be asked an IP range so you should type that only it looks something like this 192.168.1.0/24   (your ip.0/24)   STEP 3 :   After installation, we've to change the directory where snort is installed so here is the command  cd/etc/snort after this use the ls -l command to list all the files. STEP 4 :  Here I don't want to mess up with the original f...

Man in the Middle attack in this blog I will show you the practical of (MITM attack) before we move to the practical first of all understand what the heck is man in the middle attack?  So, in MITM the hacker places himself between the Router & Victim and all the request which was supposed to go directly through the router but it is sniffed by the hacker and now the hacker can see & modify the request and the hacker can clearly see your traffic.        Below are the steps of MITM in a practical Way. STEP 1 : You should know the IP & MAC address of windows(Victim),  Kali(Hacker's Machine) & Routers. STEP 2 : Open Ettercap in Kali Linux with this command sudo ettercap -G and scan for the live host  and (here we've opened Ettercap in the GUI version)                                   Now select the option scan for hosts to scan the hosts in...

  New to Linux?  Don't worry I got your back here are 15 Linux basic commands which can help you to get navigate in the Linux environment although this is not the complete list of commands here are some of them which could get you started In your Linux journey.  ctrl+alt+t                        →  To open a new terminal. clear                               →  To clear screen.   ctrl +c                            →  to end the actively running process. ctrl+z                        →  to suspend/pause a process. ls -la                               →  T...