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The Best Hacking Tutorial Sites - Learn Legal Hacking
written by: Daniel Robson • edited by: Aaron R. • updated: 2/13/2011 Whether it's to understand potential attack vectors or simply for the fun of it, learning the basics of hacking is something that a lot of people aspire to. Here's our list of the top tutorial based hacking sites. Introduction Films like Swordfish and Hackers have made hacking seem cool, a lifestyle choice almost. However most techies know that in reality it's often a difficult and time consuming process.
If you want to protect yourself from Internet snoopers, want to spy on those out to get you, or want to be able to track trends that you know will lead to something big, then these tools will help you get the job done. Without a Trace If you want to use the Internet without anyone knowing who you are or leave an untraceable phone number, then these tools are for you. Big String . Big String offers self-destructing IMs and emails for those who don’t want any evidence of their online communications. Use with many popular IM clients.
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ha.ckers.org web application security lab
Here we are, my friends. The 1000th post. Whew! It’s quite a load off to have finally made it. Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise to anyone since I’ve been announcing it for months, and if you have questions, hopefully the FAQ can answer them. I wrote and re-wrote this post several times.Un méta moteur d’exploits et vulnérabilités
Par Korben Si vous êtes un passionné de sécurité informatique, vous êtes probablement toujours à la recherche de vulnérabilités ou d'exploits sur vos applications (afin bien sûr de sécuriser tout ça). Et bien sachez qu'il existe un méta moteur plutôt sympa, qui vous permet de chercher les vulns/exploits de vos rêves sur des sites comme NVD, OSVDB, SecurityFocus, Exploit-DB, Metasploit, Nessus, OpenVAS, ou encore PacketStorm. A découvrir ici .
Qu'est-ce que c'est ? A travers la toile internet, on trouve un certain nombre de sites web qui proposent des défis intrusifs. La plupart sont multi-niveaux, et sont tellement diversifiés qu'ils touchent à une large palette de notions de sécurité. Leur but est unique : Se placer dans la peau d'un hacker et essayer d'atteindre un but. C'est souvent didactique :) Une remarque importante : Ces défis sont gratuits.
