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Password Cracking: Getting Started with John the Ripper

Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors!

John the Ripper (often called “John”) is a tool that earned a reputation as one of the most powerful and versatile in the field. Originally developed by Openwall, John has become an essential tool for penetration testers, security auditors, and anyone else who needs to assess password strength.

In this tutorial, you’ll...

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Digital Forensics: Registry Analysis for Beginners, Part 1 – Hives, Logs, and Acquisition

Welcome to the first part of our Windows Forensics series!

Today we start a guide designed especially for beginners getting started with registry analysis. In digital forensics, few artifacts are as rich, subtle, and revealing as the Windows Registry. It is a sprawling, hierarchical database where Windows quietly stores its configuration details, such as system sett...

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Digital Forensics: Volatility – Analyzing a Malicious VPN

Welcome back, my aspiring digital investigators!

Many of you enjoyed our earlier lessons on Volatility, so today we will continue that journey with another practical case. It is always great to see your curiosity growing stronger. This time we will walk through the memory analysis of a Windows machine that was infected with a stealer, which posed as a VPN app. The s...

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SDR (Signals Intelligence) for Hackers: Building a Low- Cost, Private 4G LTE Network

Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors!

New technological developments in recent years has made it possible to build a private cellular network at very low cost. This can be useful to many organizations who place their privacy at a premium such as firms engaged in research and development of intellectual property (IP) or law firms, t...

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SCADA Hacking: Inside Russian Facilities, Part 5

Welcome back, cyberwarriors.

This is the final part in our series on SCADA hacking. We continue diving into operations conducted by the Cyber Cossacks, a unit formed by OTW at the request of the Ukrainian government. These missions were carried out together with various Ukrainian hacker groups across the country. In unity we...

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