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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. πŸ”— LINK : https://www.root-me.org 2. Hacker101 – This site has video tutorials and CTF challenges that will really be helpful to you. πŸ”— LINK : https://www.hacker101.com 3. Attack-Defense Online Lab – This website has more than 1800 practice labs you can use. πŸ”— LINK : https://attackdefense.com 4. Crackmes – This site will help you to improve your reverse engineering skills. πŸ”— LINK : https://crackmes.one 5. VulnHub – This website has a lot of machines that you can download and hack. πŸ”— 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. —RoscidπŸ’»

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...

FREE ANTIVIRUS APPS IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE VIRUS?

Are you one of those people who easily download and install free antivirus or cleaning apps in the PlayStore to boost your gaming experience, clean excess memory, and block prevent viruses? What if I told you that those you trusted so much are more dangerous than the actual virus itself? What would you feel? Disappointed? Well, absolutely yes! That's why it is very important to always remember that "trust should always be put in the right place" because we don't know who to trust anymore. Last Tuesday, the Cybernews research team studied the top forty (40) antivirus and cleaning apps on PlayStore. The ranking was based on the counts of downloads or installations on the said platform. But the results are very shocking. "Since these apps are closely related to security and privacy, we expected them to set the highest standard possible. However, this was not the case – as only two apps did not contain any trackers," the spokesperson for the Cybernews research...

Novarg: The Worst Computer Virus in the World!

In 2004, the Mydoom virus , also known as Novarg , induced around $38 billion in damage. This computer virus was spread by mass emailing. The Mydoom virus works by scraping email addresses from infected machines. Then it will send a copy of itself to other machines connected to the same network that the infected was using. This kind of virus also brought infected devices into a botnet. If you are interested in computer hacking, you might already know that botnets were used for a hacking technique called DDoS or distributed denial of services. According to the report, the main goal of the virus is to shut down the target server. This computer virus was designed to either infect the client in the network or compromise the server directly. After the incident, the Mydoom virus or " Novarg " was considered the worst computer virus in the world. During its fame, the Novarg virus was responsible for 25% of all the emails sent throughout the world. But today, it is shocking that it ...