<![CDATA[PwnForums - General]]> https://pwnforums.st/ Sat, 04 Apr 2026 21:20:22 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Bunch of resources]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Bunch-of-resources Fri, 09 Jan 2026 02:18:33 +0000 Didiplayer]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Bunch-of-resources Security Links
Privacy and Anonymity
Cryptography & Encryption
Viruses /Trojans & Firewalls
Programming
'Legal' Hacking
News Groups
Tools, Google it:
Practice:
Programs applications and other need tools
Anti Virus programs Free
Firewalls free
Test sites for firewall security
Misc. sites that have been posted over the years
Anti spyware apps
General System & Network Probing:
Enumerating & Compromising Windows
Enumerating & Compromising UNIX
Enumerating & Compromising Novell
Enumerating & Compromising Wireless
General System & Network Vulnerability Checking
System Forensics Tools
Web Hacking tools
Remote Command Shell/Remote Access Trojans/Rootkits
Miscellaneous Tools
Host Lockdown/Protection/Assessment Tools




Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.

Repost from :XTN]]> Security Links
Privacy and Anonymity
Cryptography & Encryption
Viruses /Trojans & Firewalls
Programming
'Legal' Hacking
News Groups
Tools, Google it:
Practice:
Programs applications and other need tools
Anti Virus programs Free
Firewalls free
Test sites for firewall security
Misc. sites that have been posted over the years
Anti spyware apps
General System & Network Probing:
Enumerating & Compromising Windows
Enumerating & Compromising UNIX
Enumerating & Compromising Novell
Enumerating & Compromising Wireless
General System & Network Vulnerability Checking
System Forensics Tools
Web Hacking tools
Remote Command Shell/Remote Access Trojans/Rootkits
Miscellaneous Tools
Host Lockdown/Protection/Assessment Tools




Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.

Repost from :XTN]]> <![CDATA[Flipper firmware leaks?]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Flipper-firmware-leaks Sat, 02 Aug 2025 20:39:52 +0000 Borya]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Flipper-firmware-leaks <![CDATA[wifi hacking commands personal notes]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-wifi-hacking-commands-personal-notes Thu, 10 Apr 2025 23:36:13 +0000 n4rkoman]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-wifi-hacking-commands-personal-notes
a few months ago i published a wifi course. didn't finished me self, but i did three wifi pentests. Here i share my personal notes with the most usual commands. 

Be free for sharing new commands that you think they would fit in the notes.

Cheers,

Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]>
a few months ago i published a wifi course. didn't finished me self, but i did three wifi pentests. Here i share my personal notes with the most usual commands. 

Be free for sharing new commands that you think they would fit in the notes.

Cheers,

Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]> <![CDATA[Help me , i want to get deeper in hacking]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Help-me-i-want-to-get-deeper-in-hacking Thu, 10 Apr 2025 12:37:30 +0000 brinx]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Help-me-i-want-to-get-deeper-in-hacking <![CDATA[osint deanonimization]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-osint-deanonimization Sun, 06 Apr 2025 15:57:41 +0000 Smeforlean]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-osint-deanonimization
  1. https://rulait.github.io/vk-friends-saver/
    • A tool for saving friend lists from the VKontakte (VK) social network. Can be used to analyze a user's social connections, helpful for mapping social circles.
  2. http://archive.is/
    • A service for creating and viewing archived copies (snapshots) of web pages. Helps recover deleted or altered information from websites, crucial for tracking changes in a digital footprint.
  3. http://peeep.us/
    • Another web page archiving service, similar to archive.is. Used for saving and analyzing content that might have been deleted or hidden.
  4. https://archive.org/
    • The Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), providing access to historical versions of websites. Indispensable for researching past data and recovering deleted information.
  5. http://www.cachedpages.com/
    • A service for viewing cached versions of web pages from search engines (like Google). Useful for quick access to potentially outdated content.
  6. http://skyperesolver.net/
    • A tool claiming to resolve IP addresses or other information from Skype accounts. Potentially used for de-anonymization via historical Skype vulnerabilities (Note: effectiveness is likely limited due to platform security updates).
  7. https://yip.su/
    • A link shortening and click-tracking service. Can be used to monitor user activity through specially crafted links.
  8. https://vedbex.com/tools/iplogger
    • An IP logger service that allows capturing the IP addresses of visitors via disguised links. Used to potentially determine a target's location or device.
  9. http://phoneradar.ru/phone/
    • A Russian service for checking information associated with a phone number. May reveal owner details if available in open sources.
  10. http://afto.lol/
    • A simple service for generating temporary links or loggers. Can potentially be used for covert data collection about visitors.
  11. http://zaprosbaza.pw/
    • A database for searching information using Russian phone numbers or other identifiers. Often used to retrieve personal data from leaks.
  12. https://radaris.ru/
    • The Russian version of the Radaris service for searching people by name, phone number, or address. Aggregates publicly available data to build profiles.
  13. https://service.nalog.ru/inn.html
    • Official service of the Russian Federal Tax Service (FNS) for verifying INN (Taxpayer Identification Number). Can potentially help confirm identity using tax data.
  14. http://services.fms.gov.ru/info-service.htm?sid=2000
    • Service of the Russian Federal Migration Service (FMS, now part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs) for checking data on passports, visas, etc. Useful for identity verification, but the URL may be outdated.
  15. https://2ch.hk/b/
    • A board on the anonymous imageboard 2ch.hk (similar to 4chan). Can be searched for information posted by users or for analyzing anonymous activity.
  16. http://sonetel.com/
    • A virtual phone number service. Potentially useful for reverse analysis—determining who might be using such numbers.
  17. http://psi-im.org/
    • Website for the Psi messenger (XMPP client). Can be relevant for studying user activity in decentralized chat networks.
  18. https://discordapp.com/
    • The Discord platform. OSINT researchers might analyze public servers or data leaks to potentially de-anonymize participants.
  19. http://viber.com/
    • The Viber messenger website. Useful for analyzing phone numbers linked to accounts through public data or leaks.
  20. http://www.vpnbook.com/
    • A free VPN service. Can be researched to understand how users hide activity or potentially analyze its logs (if available).
  21. https://www.vpnkeys.com/
    • Another free VPN service. Used for similar purposes – studying anonymization methods.
  22. https://www.tcpvpn.com/
    • A VPN service provider. Potentially useful for analyzing the behavior of users utilizing free VPNs.
  23. https://prostovpn.org/
    • A free VPN service. Applicable for the same tasks as other VPNs listed.
  24. https://lightvpn.pro/
    • Another VPN service. Can be used in the context of tracking or analyzing user anonymity.
  25. http://spys.ru/
    • A list of proxy servers. Useful for understanding which anonymization tools are being used or for testing one's own requests.
  26. https://insorg.org/
    • A proxy and anonymization service. Can be researched to potentially identify traces of user activity.
  27. http://sockshub.net/
    • A provider of SOCKS proxies. Used for analyzing methods of bypassing blocks or achieving anonymization.
  28. http://www.cekpr.com/decode-short-url/
    • A service for decoding short URLs. Helps reveal the original URL and understand the destination of a masked link.
  29. https://temp-mail.org/
    • A temporary email address generator. Useful for reverse analysis—finding accounts created using such services.
  30. https://perfectmoney.is/
    • An online payment system. Can potentially be used to track financial transactions or identify users through them.
  31. https://blockchain.info/ (Now Blockchain.com)
    • A blockchain explorer for analyzing Bitcoin transactions. Allows potential de-anonymization through public blockchain data analysis.
  32. https://blackbiz.ws/
    • A darknet forum (likely Russian-language). Used for gathering information from underground sources.
  33. https://darkwebs.cc/
    • A dark web resource aggregator. Useful for analyzing activity on hidden networks.
  34. https://zblock.co/
    • A service for anonymization or tracking prevention. Can be researched to understand user protection methods.
  35. https://newage-bank.com/
    • A payment system or cryptocurrency service. Used for analyzing financial footprints.
  36. http://upbitcoin.com/
    • A service related to Bitcoin (possibly a faucet or wallet). Used for tracking cryptocurrency activity.
  37. http://tomygame.com/
    • A gaming website (purpose unclear in OSINT context). Possibly used for analyzing user behavior or searching data leaks.
  38. https://freebitco.in/
    • A Bitcoin faucet. Can be potentially useful for tracking wallets or user activity.
  39. http://gr8.cc/
    • A link shortening service or logger. Used for creating trackable URLs or analyzing clicks.
]]>
  1. https://rulait.github.io/vk-friends-saver/
    • A tool for saving friend lists from the VKontakte (VK) social network. Can be used to analyze a user's social connections, helpful for mapping social circles.
  2. http://archive.is/
    • A service for creating and viewing archived copies (snapshots) of web pages. Helps recover deleted or altered information from websites, crucial for tracking changes in a digital footprint.
  3. http://peeep.us/
    • Another web page archiving service, similar to archive.is. Used for saving and analyzing content that might have been deleted or hidden.
  4. https://archive.org/
    • The Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), providing access to historical versions of websites. Indispensable for researching past data and recovering deleted information.
  5. http://www.cachedpages.com/
    • A service for viewing cached versions of web pages from search engines (like Google). Useful for quick access to potentially outdated content.
  6. http://skyperesolver.net/
    • A tool claiming to resolve IP addresses or other information from Skype accounts. Potentially used for de-anonymization via historical Skype vulnerabilities (Note: effectiveness is likely limited due to platform security updates).
  7. https://yip.su/
    • A link shortening and click-tracking service. Can be used to monitor user activity through specially crafted links.
  8. https://vedbex.com/tools/iplogger
    • An IP logger service that allows capturing the IP addresses of visitors via disguised links. Used to potentially determine a target's location or device.
  9. http://phoneradar.ru/phone/
    • A Russian service for checking information associated with a phone number. May reveal owner details if available in open sources.
  10. http://afto.lol/
    • A simple service for generating temporary links or loggers. Can potentially be used for covert data collection about visitors.
  11. http://zaprosbaza.pw/
    • A database for searching information using Russian phone numbers or other identifiers. Often used to retrieve personal data from leaks.
  12. https://radaris.ru/
    • The Russian version of the Radaris service for searching people by name, phone number, or address. Aggregates publicly available data to build profiles.
  13. https://service.nalog.ru/inn.html
    • Official service of the Russian Federal Tax Service (FNS) for verifying INN (Taxpayer Identification Number). Can potentially help confirm identity using tax data.
  14. http://services.fms.gov.ru/info-service.htm?sid=2000
    • Service of the Russian Federal Migration Service (FMS, now part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs) for checking data on passports, visas, etc. Useful for identity verification, but the URL may be outdated.
  15. https://2ch.hk/b/
    • A board on the anonymous imageboard 2ch.hk (similar to 4chan). Can be searched for information posted by users or for analyzing anonymous activity.
  16. http://sonetel.com/
    • A virtual phone number service. Potentially useful for reverse analysis—determining who might be using such numbers.
  17. http://psi-im.org/
    • Website for the Psi messenger (XMPP client). Can be relevant for studying user activity in decentralized chat networks.
  18. https://discordapp.com/
    • The Discord platform. OSINT researchers might analyze public servers or data leaks to potentially de-anonymize participants.
  19. http://viber.com/
    • The Viber messenger website. Useful for analyzing phone numbers linked to accounts through public data or leaks.
  20. http://www.vpnbook.com/
    • A free VPN service. Can be researched to understand how users hide activity or potentially analyze its logs (if available).
  21. https://www.vpnkeys.com/
    • Another free VPN service. Used for similar purposes – studying anonymization methods.
  22. https://www.tcpvpn.com/
    • A VPN service provider. Potentially useful for analyzing the behavior of users utilizing free VPNs.
  23. https://prostovpn.org/
    • A free VPN service. Applicable for the same tasks as other VPNs listed.
  24. https://lightvpn.pro/
    • Another VPN service. Can be used in the context of tracking or analyzing user anonymity.
  25. http://spys.ru/
    • A list of proxy servers. Useful for understanding which anonymization tools are being used or for testing one's own requests.
  26. https://insorg.org/
    • A proxy and anonymization service. Can be researched to potentially identify traces of user activity.
  27. http://sockshub.net/
    • A provider of SOCKS proxies. Used for analyzing methods of bypassing blocks or achieving anonymization.
  28. http://www.cekpr.com/decode-short-url/
    • A service for decoding short URLs. Helps reveal the original URL and understand the destination of a masked link.
  29. https://temp-mail.org/
    • A temporary email address generator. Useful for reverse analysis—finding accounts created using such services.
  30. https://perfectmoney.is/
    • An online payment system. Can potentially be used to track financial transactions or identify users through them.
  31. https://blockchain.info/ (Now Blockchain.com)
    • A blockchain explorer for analyzing Bitcoin transactions. Allows potential de-anonymization through public blockchain data analysis.
  32. https://blackbiz.ws/
    • A darknet forum (likely Russian-language). Used for gathering information from underground sources.
  33. https://darkwebs.cc/
    • A dark web resource aggregator. Useful for analyzing activity on hidden networks.
  34. https://zblock.co/
    • A service for anonymization or tracking prevention. Can be researched to understand user protection methods.
  35. https://newage-bank.com/
    • A payment system or cryptocurrency service. Used for analyzing financial footprints.
  36. http://upbitcoin.com/
    • A service related to Bitcoin (possibly a faucet or wallet). Used for tracking cryptocurrency activity.
  37. http://tomygame.com/
    • A gaming website (purpose unclear in OSINT context). Possibly used for analyzing user behavior or searching data leaks.
  38. https://freebitco.in/
    • A Bitcoin faucet. Can be potentially useful for tracking wallets or user activity.
  39. http://gr8.cc/
    • A link shortening service or logger. Used for creating trackable URLs or analyzing clicks.
]]> <![CDATA[Hacking communities]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Hacking-communities Sun, 06 Apr 2025 15:53:42 +0000 Smeforlean]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Hacking-communities
  1. http://bhf.su/ - Best Hack Forum - Best Hack Forum, programming and hacking software
  2. http://brutezone.ru/ - BruteZone - BruteZone - forum about information security
  3. http://bugtraq.ru/forum/ - BugTraq Forum - General forum of the BugTraq portal, dedicated to Information Security (IS/InfoSec)
  4. http://carderland.com/ - Carderland - Forum for carders interested in carding equipment, cash-out methods, plastic cards, and dumps.
  5. http://ccc.gs - CCC.GS - Forum for "schoolkids," initially created for scams and fraud, features carding articles.
  6. http://coda.bz - Coda - General forum on network security, programming, and SEO.
  7. http://coru.ws - Coru - Forum dedicated to network security, programming, software security, computer/phone networks, OS, and the human factor.
  8. http://crdclub.su/ - CrdClub - Open Russian-language carding platform.
  9. http://crdpro.su/ - CrdPro / Carder.pro - International carders forum, also known as carder.pro.
  10. http://darkmoney.cc/ - Dark Money - Dark Money Forum, initially focused on laundering "dirty" money (hence the name) and related topics - arbitration, hacking, security.
  11. http://delfcode.ru/ - DelfCode - Delphi for hackers, software and source code for viruses in Delphi.
  12. http://delhack.net/ - Delhack - Russian-language forum for discussing software, hacking, programming.
  13. http://embargo.cc/ - Embargo - Forum known for scammers, but has posts worth studying.
  14. http://forum.antichat.ru - Antichat - Good old Antichat, operating since 2004.
  15. http://forum.beznal.cc/ - Beznal - Cashing out funds, shadow earnings, databases.
  16. http://forum.hackersoft.ru/ - Hackersoft - Articles and programs for hacking and related topics.
  17. http://forum.hackzona.ru/ - HackZona - General forum: security, hacking, crypto, etc.
  18. http://forum.kaimi.ru/ - Kaimi Forum - Programming forum by kaimi & dx.
  19. http://forum.kidal.org/ - Kidal - Forum about fraud and other shadow business.
  20. http://forum.kriminala.net/ - Kriminala - The most criminal forum: databases, fake documents/numbers, shadow business. Even saw services like "break a skull to order".
  21. http://forum.reverse4you.org/ - Reverse4You - r0 Crew - programming, reversing, malware, and related articles.
  22. http://forum.softxaker.ru/ - SoftXaker - Hacking software and services. Programming. Hacking.
  23. http://forum.uinsell.net/ - Uinsell - Hacking ICQ, social networks, programming, SEO, and more.
  24. http://forum.xakep.ru/ - Xakep Forum - Forum of "Xakep" (Hacker) magazine, general topics.
  25. http://forum.xakepok.net/ - Xakepok Forum - Hacking and protection, software, vulnerabilities, and related articles.
  26. http://forum.xeksec.com/ - XekSecurity - XekSecurity - information security, IT news, programming.
  27. http://freehacks.ru/ - FreeHacks - General platform covering both hacking and carding topics.
  28. http://fsell.biz/ - Fsell - Forum for buying/selling documents, accounts, and other shadow business items.
  29. http://godhack.org/ - GodHack - Game cheats, programming, and related topics.
  30. http://grabberz.com/forum.php - Grabberz - Brute-forcing and hacking social networks and protocols.
  31. http://hack-sell.su/ - Hack-Sell - Forum/marketplace, buy/sell offers and hacking services.
  32. http://hackzone.ru/forum/ - HackZone - Hacking territory - programs and programming, hardware, web hacking.
  33. http://hakepok.ru/ - Hakepok - Hakepok - hacking, software and hardware, section for webmasters, etc.
  34. http://happy-hack.ru/forum - Happy-Hack - Forum/marketplace, buy/sell and shadow work.
  35. http://hpc.name/ - HPC - Forum dedicated to network security and programming, they also have a sniffer Smile.
  36. http://lolzteam.com/ - LolZTeam - LolZTeam - cheater forum with all that implies. Bugs, cheats, programming.
  37. http://omerta.cc/ - Omerta - Carding forum with all that implies.
  38. http://phreaker.us/forum/ - Phreaker.us - Phreaking forum, studying electronic system vulnerabilities, articles, and buy/sell.
  39. http://prologic.su/ - Prologic - General forum - vulnerabilities, DDoS, spam, programming, etc.
  40. http://proxy-base.com/ - Proxy-Base - Proxy lists and hacker-related topics.
  41. http://pshacks-crew.com/forum - PSHacks Crew - Programming, software, security.
  42. http://psh-world.ru/ - PSH-World - Programming, software, security.
  43. http://shopworld.biz/ - ShopWorld - Forum/shop, besides buy/sell, there's software and hacking articles.
  44. http://tophope.ru/forum/ - TopHope - Software and hacking for online games, cheats, and similar things.
  45. http://wasm.ru/forum/ - WASM - Forum dedicated to low-level programming, cryptography, and virology.
  46. http://webcriminal.ru/forums/ - WebCriminal - Programming, hacking, and related topics.
  47. http://www.hackersrussia.ru/forum/ - HackersRussia - Phreaking forum, radio/cards/mobiles.
  48. http://www.securitylab.ru/forum/ - SecurityLab Forum - Forum for security professionals by security professionals (Security Lab portal).
  49. http://www.truehackers.ru/forum/index.php - TrueHackers - Forum about hacking and information protection - software, coding, articles.
  50. http://xakeroff.net/ - Xakeroff - Hacking, protection, discussion of computer technologies.
  51. http://xakfor.net/forum/ - XakForSecurity - XakForSecurity - security and its research, coding, software, etc.
  52. http://youhack.ru/ - YouHack - Software and cheats for various online games, plus a general discussion section.
  53. http://zacodim.ru - Zacodim - Programming languages, CMS, hacking and protection, useful software.
  54. https://armada.la/ - Armada - Semi-private platform Armada.
  55. https://damagelab.org/ - DamageLab - A bit of everything: hardware, software, SEO, and InfoSec.
  56. https://exelab.ru/f/ - eXeL@B - eXeL@B (formerly Cracklab) - leading site for software research, debugging, reversing, patch making.
  57. https://exploit.in/forum/ - Exploit.IN - Exploit.IN - forum on computer security, hackers, hacking, and related topics.
  58. https://forum.zloy.bz/ - Zloy Forum - Zloy (Evil) Forum - general forum, underground, software, programming.
  59. https://fuckav.ru - FuckAV - FuckAV - cryptors, joiners, and other software and articles.
  60. https://infraud.cc/ - Infraud - Infraud - Russian-English carding forum, dumps, cash-ins/transfers ("zalivy"), real-world carding.
  61. https://lampeduza.so/ - Lampeduza - Carding forum - dumps, botnets, cash-out.
  62. https://rdot.org/forum/ - RDOT - Forum for InfoSec professionals, aspects of unauthorized access, vulnerabilities, programming, etc.
  63. https://verified.cm/ - Verified - Old, blue Russian-English carding forum - articles, sales, and services.
  64. https://vor.cc/ - VOR - Vor (Verified Online Resource) - carders forum, discussion of carding topics and services.
  65. https://www.xaker.name/forvb/index.php - Xaker.name - Software, hacking, hardware, discussion of the subculture in general.
]]>
  1. http://bhf.su/ - Best Hack Forum - Best Hack Forum, programming and hacking software
  2. http://brutezone.ru/ - BruteZone - BruteZone - forum about information security
  3. http://bugtraq.ru/forum/ - BugTraq Forum - General forum of the BugTraq portal, dedicated to Information Security (IS/InfoSec)
  4. http://carderland.com/ - Carderland - Forum for carders interested in carding equipment, cash-out methods, plastic cards, and dumps.
  5. http://ccc.gs - CCC.GS - Forum for "schoolkids," initially created for scams and fraud, features carding articles.
  6. http://coda.bz - Coda - General forum on network security, programming, and SEO.
  7. http://coru.ws - Coru - Forum dedicated to network security, programming, software security, computer/phone networks, OS, and the human factor.
  8. http://crdclub.su/ - CrdClub - Open Russian-language carding platform.
  9. http://crdpro.su/ - CrdPro / Carder.pro - International carders forum, also known as carder.pro.
  10. http://darkmoney.cc/ - Dark Money - Dark Money Forum, initially focused on laundering "dirty" money (hence the name) and related topics - arbitration, hacking, security.
  11. http://delfcode.ru/ - DelfCode - Delphi for hackers, software and source code for viruses in Delphi.
  12. http://delhack.net/ - Delhack - Russian-language forum for discussing software, hacking, programming.
  13. http://embargo.cc/ - Embargo - Forum known for scammers, but has posts worth studying.
  14. http://forum.antichat.ru - Antichat - Good old Antichat, operating since 2004.
  15. http://forum.beznal.cc/ - Beznal - Cashing out funds, shadow earnings, databases.
  16. http://forum.hackersoft.ru/ - Hackersoft - Articles and programs for hacking and related topics.
  17. http://forum.hackzona.ru/ - HackZona - General forum: security, hacking, crypto, etc.
  18. http://forum.kaimi.ru/ - Kaimi Forum - Programming forum by kaimi & dx.
  19. http://forum.kidal.org/ - Kidal - Forum about fraud and other shadow business.
  20. http://forum.kriminala.net/ - Kriminala - The most criminal forum: databases, fake documents/numbers, shadow business. Even saw services like "break a skull to order".
  21. http://forum.reverse4you.org/ - Reverse4You - r0 Crew - programming, reversing, malware, and related articles.
  22. http://forum.softxaker.ru/ - SoftXaker - Hacking software and services. Programming. Hacking.
  23. http://forum.uinsell.net/ - Uinsell - Hacking ICQ, social networks, programming, SEO, and more.
  24. http://forum.xakep.ru/ - Xakep Forum - Forum of "Xakep" (Hacker) magazine, general topics.
  25. http://forum.xakepok.net/ - Xakepok Forum - Hacking and protection, software, vulnerabilities, and related articles.
  26. http://forum.xeksec.com/ - XekSecurity - XekSecurity - information security, IT news, programming.
  27. http://freehacks.ru/ - FreeHacks - General platform covering both hacking and carding topics.
  28. http://fsell.biz/ - Fsell - Forum for buying/selling documents, accounts, and other shadow business items.
  29. http://godhack.org/ - GodHack - Game cheats, programming, and related topics.
  30. http://grabberz.com/forum.php - Grabberz - Brute-forcing and hacking social networks and protocols.
  31. http://hack-sell.su/ - Hack-Sell - Forum/marketplace, buy/sell offers and hacking services.
  32. http://hackzone.ru/forum/ - HackZone - Hacking territory - programs and programming, hardware, web hacking.
  33. http://hakepok.ru/ - Hakepok - Hakepok - hacking, software and hardware, section for webmasters, etc.
  34. http://happy-hack.ru/forum - Happy-Hack - Forum/marketplace, buy/sell and shadow work.
  35. http://hpc.name/ - HPC - Forum dedicated to network security and programming, they also have a sniffer Smile.
  36. http://lolzteam.com/ - LolZTeam - LolZTeam - cheater forum with all that implies. Bugs, cheats, programming.
  37. http://omerta.cc/ - Omerta - Carding forum with all that implies.
  38. http://phreaker.us/forum/ - Phreaker.us - Phreaking forum, studying electronic system vulnerabilities, articles, and buy/sell.
  39. http://prologic.su/ - Prologic - General forum - vulnerabilities, DDoS, spam, programming, etc.
  40. http://proxy-base.com/ - Proxy-Base - Proxy lists and hacker-related topics.
  41. http://pshacks-crew.com/forum - PSHacks Crew - Programming, software, security.
  42. http://psh-world.ru/ - PSH-World - Programming, software, security.
  43. http://shopworld.biz/ - ShopWorld - Forum/shop, besides buy/sell, there's software and hacking articles.
  44. http://tophope.ru/forum/ - TopHope - Software and hacking for online games, cheats, and similar things.
  45. http://wasm.ru/forum/ - WASM - Forum dedicated to low-level programming, cryptography, and virology.
  46. http://webcriminal.ru/forums/ - WebCriminal - Programming, hacking, and related topics.
  47. http://www.hackersrussia.ru/forum/ - HackersRussia - Phreaking forum, radio/cards/mobiles.
  48. http://www.securitylab.ru/forum/ - SecurityLab Forum - Forum for security professionals by security professionals (Security Lab portal).
  49. http://www.truehackers.ru/forum/index.php - TrueHackers - Forum about hacking and information protection - software, coding, articles.
  50. http://xakeroff.net/ - Xakeroff - Hacking, protection, discussion of computer technologies.
  51. http://xakfor.net/forum/ - XakForSecurity - XakForSecurity - security and its research, coding, software, etc.
  52. http://youhack.ru/ - YouHack - Software and cheats for various online games, plus a general discussion section.
  53. http://zacodim.ru - Zacodim - Programming languages, CMS, hacking and protection, useful software.
  54. https://armada.la/ - Armada - Semi-private platform Armada.
  55. https://damagelab.org/ - DamageLab - A bit of everything: hardware, software, SEO, and InfoSec.
  56. https://exelab.ru/f/ - eXeL@B - eXeL@B (formerly Cracklab) - leading site for software research, debugging, reversing, patch making.
  57. https://exploit.in/forum/ - Exploit.IN - Exploit.IN - forum on computer security, hackers, hacking, and related topics.
  58. https://forum.zloy.bz/ - Zloy Forum - Zloy (Evil) Forum - general forum, underground, software, programming.
  59. https://fuckav.ru - FuckAV - FuckAV - cryptors, joiners, and other software and articles.
  60. https://infraud.cc/ - Infraud - Infraud - Russian-English carding forum, dumps, cash-ins/transfers ("zalivy"), real-world carding.
  61. https://lampeduza.so/ - Lampeduza - Carding forum - dumps, botnets, cash-out.
  62. https://rdot.org/forum/ - RDOT - Forum for InfoSec professionals, aspects of unauthorized access, vulnerabilities, programming, etc.
  63. https://verified.cm/ - Verified - Old, blue Russian-English carding forum - articles, sales, and services.
  64. https://vor.cc/ - VOR - Vor (Verified Online Resource) - carders forum, discussion of carding topics and services.
  65. https://www.xaker.name/forvb/index.php - Xaker.name - Software, hacking, hardware, discussion of the subculture in general.
]]> <![CDATA[Need open-source code for Trojan viruses and malware.]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Need-open-source-code-for-Trojan-viruses-and-malware Thu, 03 Apr 2025 09:34:06 +0000 monkeydluffygo]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Need-open-source-code-for-Trojan-viruses-and-malware Dander
PowerSpritz
Straibizzare
福克斯酸

我正在寻找上述开源代码，但如果你有其他类似的开源代码，那也没关系。如果你是一名专业黑客或熟练的开发人员，请随时联系我。我的会话是：05aa168846ce20e414aad132e32b6d8dd5719146dd2f2800f1c5cebcbcef5f237d]]> Dander
PowerSpritz
Straibizzare
福克斯酸

我正在寻找上述开源代码，但如果你有其他类似的开源代码，那也没关系。如果你是一名专业黑客或熟练的开发人员，请随时联系我。我的会话是：05aa168846ce20e414aad132e32b6d8dd5719146dd2f2800f1c5cebcbcef5f237d]]> <![CDATA[Resuming into Active Directory]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Resuming-into-Active-Directory Tue, 01 Apr 2025 09:01:55 +0000 cuexer]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Resuming-into-Active-Directory
Appreciate any help <3]]>
Appreciate any help <3]]> <![CDATA[Your Compass in the Privacy Maze: The Ultimate Privacy Resource Hub (Guides, Tools, C]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Your-Compass-in-the-Privacy-Maze-The-Ultimate-Privacy-Resource-Hub-Guides-Tools-C Sat, 29 Mar 2025 18:24:55 +0000 Smeforlean]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Your-Compass-in-the-Privacy-Maze-The-Ultimate-Privacy-Resource-Hub-Guides-Tools-C ? Foundational Guides & Learning Resources:
  • ? Privacy Guides (privacyguides.org): https://www.privacyguides.org/en/
    • Why it's essential: The go-to resource for well-researched recommendations on privacy-respecting software and services. Covers browsers, VPNs, email, OS, and more with clear explanations and criteria. Successor to the original PrivacyTools.io.
  • ? Surveillance Self-Defense (ssd.eff.org): https://ssd.eff.org/en
    • Why it's essential: From the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), this guide focuses on threat modeling – understanding your risks – and choosing appropriate tools and strategies. Excellent for learning how to think about privacy.
  • ? The EFF (eff.org): https://www.eff.org/
    • Why it's essential: A leading non-profit defending digital civil liberties. Their site offers articles, explainers, and updates on digital rights, surveillance, and tech policy.
  • ? EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center): https://epic.org/
    • Why it's useful: Focuses on emerging privacy challenges and policy, providing reports, educational material, and advocacy information, primarily with a US focus but relevant globally.
  • ? Noyb (noyb.eu): https://noyb.eu/en
    • Why it's useful: A European non-profit focused on enforcing GDPR and data protection laws. Offers insights into European privacy rights and strategic litigation efforts.
?️ Curated Tool Lists & Recommendations: ? Communities & Discussion:
  • ? r/privacy (Reddit): https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/
    • Why join: Largest Reddit community for privacy news, discussions, questions, and awareness.
  • ? r/PrivacyGuides (Reddit): https://www.reddit.com/r/PrivacyGuides/ (Formerly r/privacytoolsIO)
    • Why join: Official subreddit for Privacy Guides. More focused discussions on specific tools and configurations.
  • ? Lemmy Communities (Fediverse): e.g., !privacy@lemmy.ml
    • Why explore: For decentralized/federated alternatives to Reddit, check out privacy communities on platforms like Lemmy.
  • ? Specific Tool Forums: (e.g., Proton Forum, Tutanota Forum)
    • Why explore: If you rely heavily on a specific service, their official forums can be valuable for support and nuanced discussions.
?️ VPN Comparison Info: (Use with caution)
  • ? Privacy Guides VPN Section: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/
    • Why check here first: Recommendations based on strict privacy and security criteria, not affiliate marketing.
  • ? Techlore: https://techlore.tech/ (YouTube channel & website)
    • Why check here: Offers detailed reviews and resources often focused on privacy and user experience, but always cross-reference information.
  • ⚠️ Warning: Be extremely skeptical of most VPN review sites and YouTubers. Many prioritize affiliate commissions over objective analysis. Verify claims and look for independent audits.
✅ Check-Up & Awareness Tools:
  • ? Have I Been Pwned (haveibeenpwned.com): https://haveibeenpwned.com/
    • Why use it: Check if your email/phone number has been compromised in known data breaches. Essential security hygiene.
  • ? Cover Your Tracks (coveryourtracks.eff.org): https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/
    • Why use it: Test your browser's protection against tracking and fingerprinting. Helps understand your browser's privacy baseline.
]]> ? Foundational Guides & Learning Resources:
  • ? Privacy Guides (privacyguides.org): https://www.privacyguides.org/en/
    • Why it's essential: The go-to resource for well-researched recommendations on privacy-respecting software and services. Covers browsers, VPNs, email, OS, and more with clear explanations and criteria. Successor to the original PrivacyTools.io.
  • ? Surveillance Self-Defense (ssd.eff.org): https://ssd.eff.org/en
    • Why it's essential: From the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), this guide focuses on threat modeling – understanding your risks – and choosing appropriate tools and strategies. Excellent for learning how to think about privacy.
  • ? The EFF (eff.org): https://www.eff.org/
    • Why it's essential: A leading non-profit defending digital civil liberties. Their site offers articles, explainers, and updates on digital rights, surveillance, and tech policy.
  • ? EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center): https://epic.org/
    • Why it's useful: Focuses on emerging privacy challenges and policy, providing reports, educational material, and advocacy information, primarily with a US focus but relevant globally.
  • ? Noyb (noyb.eu): https://noyb.eu/en
    • Why it's useful: A European non-profit focused on enforcing GDPR and data protection laws. Offers insights into European privacy rights and strategic litigation efforts.
?️ Curated Tool Lists & Recommendations: ? Communities & Discussion:
  • ? r/privacy (Reddit): https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/
    • Why join: Largest Reddit community for privacy news, discussions, questions, and awareness.
  • ? r/PrivacyGuides (Reddit): https://www.reddit.com/r/PrivacyGuides/ (Formerly r/privacytoolsIO)
    • Why join: Official subreddit for Privacy Guides. More focused discussions on specific tools and configurations.
  • ? Lemmy Communities (Fediverse): e.g., !privacy@lemmy.ml
    • Why explore: For decentralized/federated alternatives to Reddit, check out privacy communities on platforms like Lemmy.
  • ? Specific Tool Forums: (e.g., Proton Forum, Tutanota Forum)
    • Why explore: If you rely heavily on a specific service, their official forums can be valuable for support and nuanced discussions.
?️ VPN Comparison Info: (Use with caution)
  • ? Privacy Guides VPN Section: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/
    • Why check here first: Recommendations based on strict privacy and security criteria, not affiliate marketing.
  • ? Techlore: https://techlore.tech/ (YouTube channel & website)
    • Why check here: Offers detailed reviews and resources often focused on privacy and user experience, but always cross-reference information.
  • ⚠️ Warning: Be extremely skeptical of most VPN review sites and YouTubers. Many prioritize affiliate commissions over objective analysis. Verify claims and look for independent audits.
✅ Check-Up & Awareness Tools:
  • ? Have I Been Pwned (haveibeenpwned.com): https://haveibeenpwned.com/
    • Why use it: Check if your email/phone number has been compromised in known data breaches. Essential security hygiene.
  • ? Cover Your Tracks (coveryourtracks.eff.org): https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/
    • Why use it: Test your browser's protection against tracking and fingerprinting. Helps understand your browser's privacy baseline.
]]> <![CDATA[Nginx RCE - Latest]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Nginx-RCE-Latest Fri, 28 Mar 2025 06:36:18 +0000 loganpaul09]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Nginx-RCE-Latest
Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]>
Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]> <![CDATA[Best Infosec-Resources]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Best-Infosec-Resources Mon, 24 Mar 2025 13:59:22 +0000 EarlHickey]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Best-Infosec-Resources
Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]>
Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]> <![CDATA[Malware Samples!]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Malware-Samples Fri, 21 Mar 2025 13:12:10 +0000 Iceland]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Malware-Samples Hello Ive been recently looking into malware samples so ill share some links to many

Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.

:Iceland: :Iceland:]]> Hello Ive been recently looking into malware samples so ill share some links to many

Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.

:Iceland: :Iceland:]]> <![CDATA[Cybersecurity Technologies Covered in CompTIA Security+ Certification]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Cybersecurity-Technologies-Covered-in-CompTIA-Security-Certification Wed, 19 Mar 2025 09:52:25 +0000 carter_james]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Cybersecurity-Technologies-Covered-in-CompTIA-Security-Certification
Another major focus is encryption and cryptography, where you’ll learn about symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hashing, and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). These technologies are critical for securing data at rest, in transit, and during authentication processes. Identity and Access Management (IAM) is another important topic, covering multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO), and role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive data.

Security+ also delves into endpoint security solutions like antivirus software, endpoint detection and response (EDR), and mobile device management (MDM). As cyber threats evolve, protecting endpoints from malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks is crucial. Another key aspect is cloud security, where you’ll learn about shared responsibility models, cloud security controls, and common threats targeting cloud environments.

The CompTIA Security+ Certification also introduces SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tools, which are essential for log analysis, threat intelligence, and real-time incident detection. If you're aiming for a career in cybersecurity, mastering these technologies will not only help you pass the Security+ exam but also prepare you for real-world security challenges. What specific technologies do you find most challenging in your preparation? Let’s discuss!]]>
Another major focus is encryption and cryptography, where you’ll learn about symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hashing, and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). These technologies are critical for securing data at rest, in transit, and during authentication processes. Identity and Access Management (IAM) is another important topic, covering multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO), and role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive data.

Security+ also delves into endpoint security solutions like antivirus software, endpoint detection and response (EDR), and mobile device management (MDM). As cyber threats evolve, protecting endpoints from malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks is crucial. Another key aspect is cloud security, where you’ll learn about shared responsibility models, cloud security controls, and common threats targeting cloud environments.

The CompTIA Security+ Certification also introduces SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tools, which are essential for log analysis, threat intelligence, and real-time incident detection. If you're aiming for a career in cybersecurity, mastering these technologies will not only help you pass the Security+ exam but also prepare you for real-world security challenges. What specific technologies do you find most challenging in your preparation? Let’s discuss!]]> <![CDATA[Subdomain DB Containing 2.1B Subdomains]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Subdomain-DB-Containing-2-1B-Subdomains Sat, 08 Mar 2025 22:01:31 +0000 192]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Subdomain-DB-Containing-2-1B-Subdomains
As the title reads, this website has a database of 2.1B subdomains, simply input your URL and you get a file containing the found subdomains.
Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]>
As the title reads, this website has a database of 2.1B subdomains, simply input your URL and you get a file containing the found subdomains.
Hidden Content
You must register or login to view this content.
]]> <![CDATA[Question: Bypass EDR at network level]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Question-Bypass-EDR-at-network-level Sat, 01 Mar 2025 18:49:56 +0000 Kameliko]]> https://pwnforums.st/Thread-Question-Bypass-EDR-at-network-level
Maybe it's a stupid question and maybe by asking it, "someone" takes action but... Some way to bypass an EDR without running anything on the endpoint?

Once, the manufacturer's support "provided" me with an uninstaller for all the endpoints but in this case unique codes are required for each endpoint ( well, that time  I had to execute code on the endpoint but it was the manufacturer's own code :-p ). This EDR is very much based on communications with the cloud and I can, at the network level, manipulate these communications. Would it be enough to block the sensor's communications with the cloud or falsify the DNS resolutions?

I have my theories but I would like a second opinion (or more)

Thank you]]>
Maybe it's a stupid question and maybe by asking it, "someone" takes action but... Some way to bypass an EDR without running anything on the endpoint?

Once, the manufacturer's support "provided" me with an uninstaller for all the endpoints but in this case unique codes are required for each endpoint ( well, that time  I had to execute code on the endpoint but it was the manufacturer's own code :-p ). This EDR is very much based on communications with the cloud and I can, at the network level, manipulate these communications. Would it be enough to block the sensor's communications with the cloud or falsify the DNS resolutions?

I have my theories but I would like a second opinion (or more)

Thank you]]>