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How to set up the sources.lst on Kali Linux 2.0
If during the installation of Kali Linux 2.0, you have chose to not use any network mirrors, chances are you will be using a pretty basic version of the sources.lst file. For those of you don’t know, sources.lst file determines the software repositories from where you can install packages using “apt”. If you have a…
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Installing Google Chrome in Kali Linux 2.0
Well, I just installed the latest Kali OS, I found out no guide out there is up to date. So here it is, I’ll try to write as much as possible. Step 1: Get the deb file You need to download the Chrome .deb file to install on your Kali Machine. Go HERE and download the…
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Reverse shell on a Node.js application
This post is copied from: https://wiremask.eu/writeups/reverse-shell-on-a-nodejs-application/ As the site is down right now, i just thought it should be replicated at another source. Reverse shell on a Node.js application How we obtained a Javascript reverse shell by exploiting a vulnerability on a Node.js application during a security assessment. Introduction We were tasked by a small…
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Your android smartphone’s battery gauge is lying to you (and it’s not such a bad thing)
I realize that much of this is common knowledge on XDA. Still, every day I see people post about how their phone “loses” 10% as soon as it comes off the charger. I also have friends who can’t understand why their battery drains so quickly. Trying to explain this to people without hard numbers is…
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How to install/extract android ndk on Mac OS X
1. When you to open “android-ndk-r10c-darwin-x86_64.bin” with “Archive Utility.app” or other app. 2. Then you’ve got “android-ndk-r10c-darwin-x86_64.bin.cpgz”, OH! Crap it’s not extract but archive .bin to .cpgz extension. Warning!! extracted file take more disk space up to 3.55 GB on disk [Solution 1] recommended!! 1. open Terminal then type “chmod +x [path]/android-ndk-r10c-darwin-x86_64.bin” and press “Enter”, after…