Inside the tools of Anonymous

https://negativepid.blog/inside-the-tools-of-anonymous/

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React2Shell: IoT Nightmare Unleashed!

CVE-2025-55182 allows attackers to take control of IoT devices and web servers with a single HTTP request due to flaws in React Server Components.

Dive into its origins and explore hands-on exploits!

Article on this topic https://hackers-arise.com/react2shell-vulnerability-exploited-to-build-massive-iot-botnet/
#cybersecurity #hacking #vulnerability #infosec #hackingtools

Zohran Mamdani bans Raspberry Pi

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2025/12/zohran-mamdani-bans-raspberry-pi/

What tools did Anonymous use to carry out their cyberattacks? Their famous toolkit could be used by anybody participating in their Ops, was easy to use, and fast to share.

#anonymous #toolkit #hackers #hackingTools

https://negativepid.blog/inside-the-tools-of-anonymous/
https://negativepid.blog/inside-the-tools-of-anonymous/

What tools did Anonymous use to carry out their cyberattacks? Their famous toolkit could be used by anybody participating in their Ops, was easy to use, and fast to share.

#anonymous #toolkit #hackers #hackingTools

https://negativepid.blog/inside-the-tools-of-anonymous/
https://negativepid.blog/inside-the-tools-of-anonymous/

I'm building a browser for reverse engineers

https://nullpt.rs/reverse-engineering-browser

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🚀 Beginner’s Guide to Penetration Testing — Start Your Ethical Hacking Journey

Learn the five core phases of a pentest (recon → scanning → gaining access → post-exploitation → reporting), the essential tools you’ll use, and the ethical mindset to practice safely and legally. Perfect for beginners who want a practical, hands-on path into cybersecurity. 🛡️🧭

#penetrationtesting #ethicalhacking #cybersecurity #Infosec #pentest #BeginnerGuide #KaliLinux #Nmap #Metasploit #HackingTools #SecurityTesting #WhiteHat #AxximumInfoSolutions

Netcat, often called the “TCP/IP Swiss Army Knife,” is more than a simple utility. It can open raw sockets, transfer files, act as a backdoor, or even serve as a quick chat server between machines. Many sysadmins used it for debugging, while hackers saw it as an easy way to pivot or establish command shells. With just a few commands, you could set up a listener on one side and instantly connect from another, making it feel almost magical in its simplicity. Even decades later, its versatility and lightweight design keep it relevant for both troubleshooting and exploitation.

#Netcat #HackingTools #LinuxTricks #Networking #SysAdmin