adb stands for Android Debug Bridge by which you can get root access to your phone terminal. So lets see how you can install it...
Gather the URLs : Challenge 2
I haven't given you a challenge in a while, right? So, its time you put your learning into actions and do some real-world stuff !!
What Are The Requirements For Your Own Cyber Security Homelab ?
Before we get our hands dirty with HomeLab setup its important to know what type of hardware you currently have and what you will need throughout this series.
You need to setup your Cyber Security HomeLab RIGHT NOW‼️
From this blog post our new journey begins. We're going to set up our own cybersecurity home lab In which you can do anything you want.
Learn Now : Filtering Content in Linux with Awk and Sed
Master advanced filtering content in Linux! Part 3 of our hacker series dives deep into the powerful awk and sed commands to manipulate text data like a pro.
Sorting, Slicing and More… in Linux | Filtering Content Part 2
Go beyond just viewing text and master filtering content in Linux by learning to sort, cut, count, and transform output like a pro.
Pagers and More in Linux | Filtering Content Part 1
Struggling with massive text files in the Linux terminal? Learn the essentials of filtering content in Linux using more, less, head, and tail. The first crucial step for any aspiring hacker.
How to Install Wazuh on Raspberry Pi ?
Let's, Install Wazuh server on a raspberry Pi. In this blog, I will give you a step-by-step installation process of Wazuh server on raspberry pi.
How to Fix the Blinking Orange Light on a MI Xiaomi Camera 360
Recently, my Xiaomi Camera 360 (Model No: MJSXJ05CM) stopped working. So, I did what any sane person would do: I tried resetting the camera. It spun 360 degrees and stopped at the Mi logo. I thought, "Yes, problem solved! 😂" But no such luck. The camera's LED just kept blinking orange non-stop.
Information Gathering in Linux | Part 3
Dive into Information Gathering in Linux with System Information Part-3. Learn to explore devices, processes, and more with lsblk, lsusb, lspci, and lsof.
Information Gathering in Linux | Part 2
Take your Linux information gathering skills to the next level! Learn to use ss, ps, who, and w to uncover running processes, active users, and network connections. Essential for any hacker.