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Top 5 Websites that will help you to improve your hacking skills

There are so many websites that offer tutorials and challenges about ethical hacking where you can improve your skills. But here are the TOP 5 websites that I personally recommend to all of you: 1. RootMe – This website has hosted virtual machines that you can hack. 🔗 LINK : https://www.root-me.org 2. Hacker101 – This site has video tutorials and CTF challenges that will really be helpful to you. 🔗 LINK : https://www.hacker101.com 3. Attack-Defense Online Lab – This website has more than 1800 practice labs you can use. 🔗 LINK : https://attackdefense.com 4. Crackmes – This site will help you to improve your reverse engineering skills. 🔗 LINK : https://crackmes.one 5. VulnHub – This website has a lot of machines that you can download and hack. 🔗 LINK : https://www.vulnhub.com Don't forget to share our blog post for more, Tech Neeks! You can also suggest, request, and recommend some topics for our next post by commenting below. —Roscid💻

HOW TO BYPASS ALL SHORT LINKS?

Bitly, TinyURL, Cuttly, and many more. These are some of the URL shorteners that you can find on the internet. The main purpose of these websites or tools is to shorten the links that we share on the internet or make someone earn money by just sharing a link. But one of the main problems here is, there are so many URL shorteners that made the work much longer and there are so many ads, which is very annoying in my case. So, with this tutorial, I will show you how you can bypass all these short links and get the work done much easier without wasting your time staring at so many ads on your monitor. Before we start the process, let's talk about the tool that we needed, the TamperMonkey. This is a browser extension that was so popular to the point that it has an estimated of over 10 million users right now. Tampermonkey enables us to add and use userscripts. Userscripts are JavaScript programs that can b...

Russian Hackers Attacked U.S. Airports Websites

Several U.S. airport websites were temporarily taken down due to the attack of pro-Russian hackers last Monday. According to Andrew Gobeil, spokesman for Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, on Monday morning, they noticed that the external website was down and quickly ordered their IT and security people to investigate the said attack. He also said that the attack did not impact the airport's operations. The pro-Russian hacker group known as "Killnet" used a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack to take down the said websites temporarily. Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) is a malicious attempt where the attacker's goal is to disrupt the regular traffic of a server, service, or network. This was done by sending many requests to the target, which overloaded resources and made them unavailable. According to some reports, the attack launched by the Killnet wasn't intended to steal information or compromise the internal system...

All About The Good Hacking

To the eyes of many people, hacking is an illegal way of getting access to unauthorized systems or computers. But little did they know hacking is much more something than they think it is. According to Anina Ot (2021), a freelance technology and internet security writer at MakeUseOf, hacking should always be on the mind of every internet user. It is not because they literally need to be a hacker, but because the internet nowadays is a dangerous place for everyone where hacking exist. Hacking is a process of getting access to computer systems, devices, or networks, with or without permission from their owner. Since the very beginning, hacking has been considered illegal. If we try to find any news about hacking, we will always find information about the wrong side of hacking, where hackers illegally access a system, account, and many more. With all this news around the internet, we can’t find many information about how hacking, specifically ethica...

COMPILATIONS OF 40 WEBSITES THAT CAN HELP YOU FIND A JOB!

Top 10 websites for remote work opportunities Daily Jobs- https://FreshersGold.com Pangian - https://pangian.com WeWorkRemotely - https://lnkd.in/gU4Ux_xW ARC - https://arc.dev Remotive - https://remotive.com JustRemote - https://justremote.co/ AngelList - https://angel.co/ Jobspresso - https://jobspresso.co/ DailyRemote - https://dailyremote.com/ Working Nomads - https://lnkd.in/geSbdqVG RemoteLeaf - https://remoteleaf.com/ Top 10 websites for freelance/part-time jobs Freelance - https://www.freelance.com/ Upwork - https://www.upwork.com/ Solid Gigs - https://solidgigs.com Snagajob - https://www.snagajob.com/ LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/ ServiceScape - https://lnkd.in/guR5EV_z Craigslist - http://www.craigslist.org/ ...

Facebook's dark mode interface disappeared from iOS users

Last few days, Facebook users tweeted complaints about the disappearance of dark mode support in Facebook for iOS after updating the app. According to the tweets, many users cannot find the in-app dark mode toggle available in the "Settings" menu of the Facebook app. This means that you can't manually turn on the dark mode even if you want to use the system-wide support. According to 9to5Mac , experts who share daily news about Apple, this is not considered a major bug. Still, it can affect the visual consistency of users who prefer system-wide dark mode on their iPhone or iPad. The system-wide dark mode was released along with the iOS 13 in late June 2020. After the release, many users recognized the support and began to use it regularly. In web design, maintaining visual consistency is essential. This helps the users be conscious and unconsciously attached to the brand itself. It also allows us to be familiar with the app itself. So, changes in ...