USB Forensics
In this article we will learn on how to do the forensic of USB devices, how to correlate the USB […]
In this article we will learn on how to do the forensic of USB devices, how to correlate the USB […]
Over the past few years, we have completed a number of social engineering tests as part of advanced penetration testing […]
From forensics point of view, investigating “which user did what on the application/server that lead to its compromise” is of the most importance. Similar scenario applies to Email investigation. It’s quite simple now to find out the IP Address of the person who is sending out fishy or threatening emails to the victim(s).
Phishing sounds similar to fishing. Fishes are to the volume of internet users today much like fishermen are to phishers. […]
Some days back I was greeted by a Google Safe browsing warning when I tried visiting a ‘known’ site. As […]
Following is the small example of creating a stored procedure. ==================================================================== CREATE PROC sp_login (@loginid nvarchar(25),@password nvarchar(25)) AS DECLARE @SQLString […]
Introduction Protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of patient information by healthcare organizations became a legal requirement via the Health […]
Couple of days back, I reported XSS and Content Spoofing on LinkedIn. Here are the details of the issues. Cross Site Scripting: […]
I was recently attending a conference on Business Continuity Management, and happened to attend an enlightening talk given by Mr. […]
Scope: This article demonstrates logging techniques in MySQL to uncover and analyze any mischief attempts done by (outside or inside) […]