Feb 7
Evernote is a GTD style application. It allows you to take notes, audio recordings, and pictures. Ever sense I incorporated Evernote into my daily workflow I have been far more organized and I always have the information that I need at the tip of my fingers. Read more
Reading body language is hard for some people, it’s even harder to interpret “body language” via the Internet though. Now in real life somebody might just not talk around you or maybe avoid you, but on social networking websites like Facebook, Myspace, Twitter it might be a little harder to notice. The hints that people give can be so subtle that you don’t notice them. Well it’s time to save yourself the embarrassment of saying “Hey whats up!” 987,000 times to the same girl or boy. Read more
What is Sparrow?
Sparrow is one of the leading desktop E-Mail client for Mac OSX. It comes in two versions the light version which are trail (add supported) and regular ($9.99), and for any G-Mail user I believe Sparrow is an indispensable tool. Read more
Another simple guide on Arch Linux setup. I ran into some trouble in setting up dual-monitors in extended mode on my XFCE install so here is how I got it eventually working, hopefully it will save you some time.
Spotify is a music streaming service that was coined in 2007 as the new iTunes killer. Since it’s release it has gained a huge user base because of it’s free to use marketing strategy. Spotify allows free users a certain amount of time per a month to listen to music that is add supported, and while that might now sound that attractive, when you take into account that Spotify has signed most of the large record labels in the world and has access to a larger library of MP3′s then iTunes you might start to see the draw.
Preface
After a while of learning how to preform attacks and exploits it become monotonous, your memory becomes dull, and your knowledge of certain attacks wane. This is a common occurrence with Penetration Testers and Hackers alike. Many of them have come up with ways to get past this memory block, and the most common way of keeping the information in a usable form is writing some kind of Attack Script that automates some of your exploits and attacks. Today I will be explaining the MiTM or Man in the Middle attack and how to write an attack script to automate this process. Anything you do with this script however I can not be held accountable for.
Choosing your Language
To start with, if you already know a programming language and are proficient coding with it feel free to adapt the script to suit your needs and comfort levels. However I am going to be primarily using BASH in my examples.
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