Phishing represents a cyber attack method in which attackers aim to deceive individuals into revealing their personal information, such as login credentials or credit card numbers, by posing as a reputable entity, such as a bank or a social media platform. This fraudulent activity typically occurs through emails, text messages, or social media posts that contain a link to a counterfeit website or request personal information. Phishing attacks can be highly sophisticated and challenging to detect, often resulting in serious consequences like financial loss, identity theft, or unauthorized access to sensitive data. It is crucial to be vigilant about the signs of a phishing attack and take measures to protect both yourself and your personal information. Storm-Breaker a command-line tool written in python, has garnered a strong following within the social engineering community. Its primary purpose is to provide access to webcams , microphones , and location finders . Setting up Storm-
Hey there, how are you all? I hope everything is going smoothly and everyone is doing fine. Today, we're diving into the exciting world of OS Command Injection labs from portswigger . Get ready for some hands-on action! So what is blind OS command injection? I've already covered OS command injection in my previous blog post. Blind OS command injection works similarly, but instead of receiving output back to the web app, we don't get any output. So, how can we determine if there is a blind OS command injection? One technique is to use time delay. By using an OS command that takes some time to execute, we can test for it. LAB 2 : Blind OS command injection When we access this lab, a web application will be presented to us. As shown below, there is a feedback form available for submission. Firstly, let's go ahead and explore that particular feature, utilizing it to conduct a thorough analysis. It's worth noting that there is a dedicated functionality allowing users