Hello aspiring hackers. Welcome to the September 2018 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. This issue starts with the CAPTURE THE FLAG feature where we will be hacking into the Typhoon 1.02 VM.  In this CTF our  readers will learn about exploiting various vulnerabilities. In our WEB SECURITY Feature our readers will learn as to what is Cross Site Request Forgery. The METASPLOITABLE TUTORIALS section shows you how to hack into the MySQL service running on port 3306. Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  
Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

See what our Hackercool Magazine September 2020 Issue has in store for you.

1. Real World Hacking Scenario :
      Avoiding Detection : Hacking through a proxy.            

 2. Metasploit This Month :
        Anydesk RCE, ATutor FileManager RCE, Ignition automation RCE, Trend Micro Web         security RCE & more 

 3. Reverse Shell Beyond NAT and Firewall :
      How to get reverse shell from targets beyond NAT and Firewall.
 
4. Hacking Q & A : 
      Answers to all the questions our readers ask us about hacking. 

 5. Capture The Flag :
        Healthcare : 1       

 6. Bypassing Antivirus :
        Part 2. - How Anti Virus Identifies Malware     

 7. Online Security :  
      Can I Still Be Hacked With 2 Factor Authentication Enabled? 
   
 Some Useful Resources

INSIDE

               See what our Hackercool Magazine August 2020 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Real World Hacking Scenario :
      When Attacker system is behind a router.            

 2. What's New :  
       Kali Linux 2020.3 and Parrot OS 4.10. 

 3. Metasploit This Month :
        Drag & Drop Upload RFI, Xshell and XFtp password gather & more modules     

 4. Capture The Flag :
        Green Optic : 1.      

 5. Tool Of The Month :
        Linux Smart Enumeration.       

 6. Installit :  
       Install Z shell in Kali.

 7. Hacking Q & A :  
       Answers to some of the questions our readers ask about ethical hacking.

 8. Online Security :  
       Private Browsing : What does it do and what it doesn't.
 
 
Some Useful Resources

``See what our Hackercool Magazine July 2020 Issue has in store for you.

1. Real World Hacking Scenario :
      Router Misconfiguration- A real world hacking scenario of what happens when a router is misconfigured.

2. Metasploit This Month :  
       Bind DNS DOS, Tiny IdentD BOF, Trixbox RCE, Netweeper RCE and more modules
 
3. Capture The Flag :
        Photographer : 1.     

 4. What's New :
        What's new in cyber security.      

 5. Bypassing Antivirus :
        Testing Anti virus with Veil Framework.       

 6. Online Security :  
       The Twitter hack targeted the rich and famous. But we all lose if trusted accounts can be   hijacked.

 7. Hacking Q & A :  
       Answers to some of the questions our readers ask about ethical hacking. 
 
Some Useful Resources

In this month's ethical hacking scenario, we will go a step forward. We will see Hackercool not only hacking one system behind a router or firewall but hacking the entire LAN from the initial hacked system. This is known as Lateral Movement in penetration testing. We are sure you will enjoy this scenario too just like you have enjoyed the previous scenario. As we always tell you, test this scenario practically for better understanding of the scenario. All of the software is freely available on internet. We have also provided the download information.

See what our Hackercool Magazine June 2020 Issue has in store for you.


1. Real World Hacking Scenario :
      Lateral Movement in the network.Exploiting shellshock and Dirtycow in real world.           

2. Installit :
       Installing IPFire - Router cum Firewall 

3. Metasploit This Month :  
       Four Exploit modules including two windows privilege escalation modules.      

4. Hacking Q & A :
        Answers to  questions our readers ask.     

5. Tool Of The Month :
        Tomcat War Deployer     

6. Know Chain :
        Address Resolution Protocol.       

7. Metasploitable 3 Tutorials :
       Exploiting HTTP PUT method on port 8585 to upload shells. 
 
8. Online Security :  
        The darknet - a wild west for fake coronavirus 'cures'?

 Some Useful Resources

Hello aspiring ethical hackers. Hope you are all awesome and safe. We are back with our May 2020 Issue. With this Issue we will be delving into the main goal of our Magazine : simulating real world hacking scenarios.This has always been our goal and we have not lost sight of it all. Since we have completed all our pending Issues we are right back on our target, This scenarios will help our readers understand how ethical hacking takes place in real world. For starting, we will deal with a scenario where a web server is behind the router but on another network. We will be creating this lab in Vmware and Virtualbox which means our readers can easily simulate it on their software. The target is a simple one this time. But we want our readers to learn some important things here like port forwarding, SNAT and DNAT etc. These are some of the networking topics that you will see in real world and knowledge of them is very important. Once you are through it, we can move to simulating complex networks.
        In part 2 of our Buffer Overflow tutorial, our readers will learn how to write a simple buffer overflow exploit to the vulnerability we saw in our previous Issue. You will be doing this in python. 
          Apart from this, other regular features are present. We are sure our readers will like this Issue. That's all we have for now. Until the next issue, Good Bye. Thank You. Stay Home, Stay Safe.

See what our Hackercool Magazine April 2020 Issue has in store for you.


1. Linux Privilege Escalation :
        Exploiting sudo privileges, Kernel Exploits, Exploiting applications running as root  

2. Hacking Q & A :
       Answers to  questions our readers ask. 

3. Installit :
       Installing Docker in Kali Linux 2020. 

4. Metasploit This Month :  
       Apache Activemq, Apache James & three Google Chrome exploit modules     

5. Tool Of The Month :
        Nextnet - The pivot point discovery tool     

6. Buffer Overflow :
        PART : 1     

7. Metasploitable Tutorials :
       Hacking the GlassFish server running on port 4848.
 
8. Data Breach This Month :  
        Email.it. 

9. Online Security :
       Are your Laptop and Mobile cameras secure?. 
  


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Wordpress is one of the most popular CMS which covers around 35% of internet in 2020. So it’s high time we bring the tutorial on wordpress penetration testing  to our readers. Whenever the topic of Wordpress pentesting comes, the topic of Wpscan tool also comes. No doubt,  Wpscan plays a major role in penetration testing of wordpress.
     However, we will be showing our readers how to pentest wordpress without using this tool in this Issue. Yeah, it’s the black hat way. Our readers will really find it informative and learn a trick or two in this tutorial. Also as part of this article, our readers will also learn how to find and manually detect LFI and RFI vulnerabilities in wordpress plugins . 
In Metasploit This Month, we have two Windows POST exploits which our readers may find very interesting, especially the exploit that gathers the credentials of  Team Viewer installed on the target system. This exploit works on the latest release of the Team Viewer on Windows. 
In Not Just Another Tool, we will learn about a tool name GNU Debugger that allows us to debug programs. In the next Issue, we will use this tool in our Buffer Overflow Tutorial. So we request our readers to pay attention to usage of this tool. 
Apart from this, all our regular features are present.

Hi Hackercoolians,

Hope you are all awesome. We know you are still relishing the January 2020 Issue and we are here to make it more awesome. Yes, with the release of our February 2020 Issue.
We are always trying to improve the standards of our magazine to provide the best to our readers.Beginning with this Issue, we have made our Metasploit This Month Feature more awesome. Yes, we will be giving more insight to our readers about what's happening on the victim machine while running the exploit. This includes installation, configuration and the exact scenario of how the system is getting hacked.

Not just this, we have also started a software repository of all the vulnerable software we use in the Magazine. In Future, we will be upgrading it to make it more usable. The link for our software repository from where you can download the vulnerable software and test it yourself is given in the Magazine. We have a request though. Please use it for testing and research purpose only. You will have to take responsibility for all your actions. 

Enjoy The Issue

Thanking You,
Editor 
Hackercool Magazine.

The December 2019 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine is LIVE. It starts with a CTF challenge that includes Local file inclusion and SQL injection and ends with a story of how Lazarus hacking group hacked into Indian Nuclear Reactor.

This Issue begins with CTF challenge paradoxically named Sunset : Sunrise. Compared to our recent challenges this is short and easy but we have included this because we wanted to give a break to our readers who have been continually reading harder challenges. We would also remind our readers that this challenge is unique even though its easy.  Please don't forget to check the pink boxes dotted in between the articles. These provide additional information to our readers.  
       In Metasploit This Month feature, this month we have included two more privilege escalation modules of Windows 10. At least one of these may be still functioning in real world.     
          This Issue also includes the basic tutorial about PowerShell Empire the POST exploitation framework.Apart from these we have included all our regular features.

The August 2019 Issue of our Mag is live.

Enjoy the July 2019 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine

Here comes the April 2019 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine.

Hello aspiring ethical hackers. Welcome to the March 2019 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine.  This Issue starts with CAPTURE THE FLAG challenge of Sputnik : 1 machine. Although this Challenge is a bit easier related to previous ones, it has been selected for being unique compared to the previous challenges. In this CTF Challenge our readers will learn about Git and Splunk services and a fair idea about their exploitation. In Metasploitable Tutorials feature, which is aptly named Treasure Trove we will be searching for any valuable information we acquired during Post Exploitation Information Gathering we performed in our previous Issue. Apart from all these we have included all our regular features.        
     We hope you will find this Issue as interesting and informative as we thought it would it be. As always keep the feedback coming. Until the next issue, Good Bye.

Hello aspiring ethical hackers. Welcome to the February 2019 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine.  This Issue starts with CAPTURE THE FLAG challenge of HackinOS : 1 machine. In this CTF Challenge our readers will learn about arbitrary file upload vulnerability and one of the ways in which it can be exploited. In the newly introduced Beginner Basics section, in which we intend to teach some basic cyber security stuff to our readers. In this Issue we are teaching all about dockers.  Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  
Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hello aspiring ethical hackers. Welcome to the January 20189 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. We are very happy to announce  the First Issue of the Second Edition of our magazine. We also like to thank each and everyone of our readers for being a part of this wonderful journey. Thank you very much for your loyalty and patience.    This issue starts with CAPTURE THE FLAG challenge of RootThis : 1 machine. Although you may find walkthroughs for this challenge by just doing a Google search, we always make sure we bring you something extra to our readers. This challenge will show how Metasploit may fail you in some situations and also how it is not the end of a challenge or in some cases a pen test. In Metasploit This Month we bring you some modules we were un- able to cover in our previous Issues but the most exciting one will be the authentication bypass of MySQL. Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  
Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hello aspiring ethical hackers. Welcome to the December 2018 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. This issue starts with a CAPTURE THE FLAG feature where we will be hacking into “FourAndSix: 2.01 ” VM. As a part of this challenge, our readers will learn about exploiting nfs, cracking passwords etc. Although internet has some articles on this challenge, You will find ours very informative and well explained too. In Metasploit This Month and Metasploitable Tutorials section we will be turning back the clock to learn about some old vulnerabilities. Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  
Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hello aspiring hackers. Welcome to the October 2018 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. This issue continues with our previous  CAPTURE THE FLAG feature where we will be looking at three more ways of hacking into the Typhoon 1.02 VM.  It will give us insight into three popular vulnerabilities and how they are exploited. Metasploitable 3 has been released long time back but the installation is not as simple as Metasploitable 2. So we thought it would be good to give our readers a complete tutorial on how to install the latest Metasploiable 3 in Virtualbpx in our INSTALLIT section. To spice this up we are back with an interesting HACKSTORY which is worth reading. A part from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  
Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hello aspiring hackers.

 Welcome to the August 2018 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. This issue starts with the CAPTURE THE FLAG feature where we will be hacking into the Matrix : 1 VM. In this CTF our  readers will learn about password cracking techniques,. In our previous issue, in our WEB SECURITY Feature our readers learnt in detail about  Cross Site Scripting is and how it is exploited by hackers. In this same section of this month’s issue, you will learn how XSS is used to perform some REAL WORLD HACKING ATTACKS. Don’t miss it. The METASPLOITABLE TUTORIALS section shows you how to hack into the Apache Tomcat service running on port 8180. Last but not least, don’t skip our Hackstory section where the story is featured on how the US elections were exactly hacked. Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  

Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hello readers of Hackercool Magazine..
 Welcome to the July 2018 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. This issue starts with the CAPTURE THE FLAG feature where we will be hacking the Lampiao : 1 VM. In this CTF our  readers will learn about two recently popular vulnerabilities : Drupalgeddon and DirtyCow. So don’t miss to read it. In WEB SECURITY Feature our readers will get a complete understanding of what Cross Site Scripting is and how it is exploited by hackers. The METASPLOITABLE TUTORIALS section shows you how UnRealIRCd service is hacked. Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact and one more thing, please don’t forget to read the HACKSTORY. We have included an exciting one. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  
Thanking You 
Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hello aspiring hackers. Welcome to the June 2018 Issue of our Hackercool Magazine. This issue starts with the CAPTURE THE FLAG feature where we will see Basic Pentesting. In  METASPLOIT THIS MONTH we will learn about modules like BadODT, MultiDrop etc. The METASPLOITABLE TUTORIALS  teaches you how to hack the VNC service. Apart from these, most of our regular features are intact. Hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it.  

Editor. 
Hackercool Magazine.

Hi readers of Hackercool,

Welcome to the fifth issue of the First edition of the magazine. The highlight of this issue is the Installit section. In this section, we have shown our readers how to create a Real World Hacking Lab in Vmware. While practising hacking, the first challenge many aspiring hackers face is hacking systems outside their network. While you will find many tutorials of hacking on internet, most of them deal with hacking when systems are in the same network. So we have decided to add a detailed tutorial on how to create a real world hacking lab. We suggest our users to understand this Installit section very clearly as o -ur future Real World Hacking Scenarios may be based on this. We will soon make an article on how to create a Real World Hacking Lab in Virtualbox. Apart from this we have included all our regular features. Our March 2018 issue will be soon following. 
Thanking You,
Editor
Hackercool Magazine.

Finally after a horrendous wait for our readers, the May 2018 issue of our Hackercool magazine is released and ready to be enjoyed and hone your skills. Before I explain you about the absolutely non forgivable delay in the release of this Issue, let me tell what this issue is packed with. This issue introduces a new feature named HACKING WITHOUT METASPLOIT. We are of the feeling that we have been centered too much on Metasploit. Although it is an awesome tool, sometimes we need to go to old school approach to learn hacking. So we have decided to start this feature by explaining a real life case on Authentication Bypass. Sure read it. Most of our regular features are intact and I want you to read about them yourself .

Thanking You
Kalyan Chinta
Editor 
Hackercool Magazine

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