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EVILGINX FOR CREDENTIAL HARVESTING
During a recent cybersecurity training awareness for employees, I aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical awareness by demonstrating just how easily attackers can exploit human behavior. At the heart of this demo was Evilginx, a powerful tool that highlights the dangers of phishing attacks and credential harvesting in real-time.This blog takes you behind the scenes of the demo, walking you through the setup of Evilginx and the creation of a controlled lab environment to capture credentials. By shedding light on the mechanics of such attacks, we empower individuals and organizations to better understand the threats they face and take actionable steps to protect themselves.
Simple CTF TryHackMe
I part of my application to Cyber Shujaa, a cyber security mentorship progam, I was required to do and document this room as one odf the submission. This is a beginner friendly room from Tryhackme where you get to use and learn about nmap,gobuster,
RootMe
RootMe is a simple level ctf that will help you learn about nmap, GoBuster, privilege escalation, SUID, find, webshell, and gtfobins.I have written a very well explained write-up of the room to help our members understand the room deeply.
Ping pong
I got to learn a lot of new tools from this recent forensics challange I did. As part of my note-taking, I have documentated the challenge which was part of Intervarsity Competition.
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PicoCTF Cookies
This is my first public CTF write-up. I chose to start with this challenge specifically because of how I find it to be a super beginner friendly challenge and I thought will find it to explain easily. This is a web challenge from PicoCTF called cookies
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