I hardly play the dino game which is created by Google and is available in Chrome browser for playing while there is no Internet connection. But the game itself is popular and can be found in different platforms. Recently I’ve changed two of them and now cacti and birds are ineffective.
Recently, I collected my old Hard drives (and CD/DVD writers) and packed them into my OLD Computer Case in order to create home NAS . Then I’ve installed FreeNAS on it and everything is OK. 🙂
FreeNAS is the simplest way to create a centralized and easily accessible place for your data
Following, the construction steps are presented.
In this post, I’m going to write about the one day cyber-security conference which was held by Urmia University of Technology, named Protective and Operational Security (P0SCon).
I’ve playing with Android CTF questions recently and found this jewelry box. One of the questions was about a numeric one way hash question named NUMDROID. The question was presented in ASIS2014 and here, I write the write-up!
I recently established a wired connection into my server through my computer. I’ve mixed the protocols (OpenVPN, TOR, SOCKS) to RE-ANONIMIZE myself! I’ve put “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly” name on the scenario. Here is a very good picture of it!
Good, Bad, Ugly
Continue reading Socks Rocks! The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
I’ve started a project named Onion Harvester for finding the Onion addresses in TOR hidden services which are not exposed by the owners. I believe that the real dark markets and interesting stuff of TOR networks relies in the dark.
DarkNet Markets
This the second and final writeup of Android challenges which was given in 8st Sharif CTF. I’ve wrote about the team and place in the previous post. The writeup begins …
Skeleton 1
I’m interested in movies and visit lots of movie sites. Recently I visited a site called YIFYTORRENTS in which I found a bitcoin miner in the site! In this post, I write about how I found the miner and how it acts.
BitCoin Miner 1
Two weeks ago, SharifCTF was hold and the questions were acceptable. We attended with CGU team name and and gain the 44th place among the 682 attended teams, whom has at least one question solved in the CTF. In this post I described the writeup for the question about reverse engineering of Android app with 200 points (the 3rd question of reverse section).
Sharif CTF 1
Offsec is an Iranian computer security group which holds conferences or CTFs in the computer security area. In their recent challenge, they created a web challenge which is accessible through their Telegram channel. The challenge started on 16 Dec 2016 and here I will WRITE UP! 🙂
In this post, the write up of the challenge is presented.
