Over 900k users were hit by malicious Chrome extensions posing as ChatGPT and DeepSeek tools. We dive deep into the analysis, the C2 exfiltration, and how to secure your browser....
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.
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.
Information Gathering in Linux | Part 1
Learn how to gather system-level details in Linux using commands like whoami, id, hostname, uname, ifconfig, ip, and netstat. Ideal for beginners in ethical hacking!
Learn Find Now : The Boss of Searching in Linux !!
Learn how to master the find command in Linux with advanced flags like -user, -exec, and how to pair it with the file command. Perfect for ethical hackers in Hindi.
Finding Files in Linux: Learn Which and Locate Now !!
Learn how to find files in Linux using which and locate commands, with relatable examples for ethical hackers and cyber security learners.
How to Grep, Pipe & Basic Shell Script Like a Pro
grep, pipe, redirect etc. all these this are the very basics of shell scripting In this post we will see
Working with Files & Directories
So far, we’ve learned how to create and edit files. Now it’s time to get hands-on with managing...
Vim Tutorial: Learn How to Use Vim Like a Pro
Vim is one of the most powerful text editors used by developers and system administrators.
Mastering Nano Text Editor: A Complete Guide
Nano is a popular command-line text editor known for its simplicity and ease of use. Nano comes pre installed with various Linux Distors.