Cybersecurity by CyberKid

23/07/2025

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📚 CYBERSECURITY TOOLS 📚
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🛡️ IP & URL REPUTATION
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1. VirusTotal: https://inkd.in/eweERpju
2. URL Scan: https://urlscan.io
3. AbuseIPDB: https://abuseipdb.com
4. Cisco Talos: https://inkd.in/g7uWdC5q
5. IBM X-Force: https://inkd.in/gt8iyHE5
6. Palo Alto URL Filter: https://inkd.in/e4bkm5Eq
7. Symantec Filter: https://inkd.in/g4qQGsHG
8. IP Void: https://ipvoid.com
9. URL Void: https://urlvoid.com

📁 FILE | HASH | ANALYSIS | SANDBOX
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1. FileSec: https://filesec.io/ #
2. LOLBAS: https://inkd.in/dDa8XgiM
3. GTFOBins: https://inkd.in/dRVzVz87
4. File Hash Check: https://inkd.in/gNqxtn4d
5. Hash Search 1: https://inkd.in/eMjdTB2t
6. Hash Search 2: https://malwares.com
7. MetaDefender: https://inkd.in/e6r4mGv5
8. Kaspersky Intel: https://inkd.in/eSNMn7au
9. Cuckoo Sandbox: https://cuckoosandbox.org
10. Any.Run: https://any.run
11. Hybrid-Analysis: https://inkd.in/gaRGY8kB
12. Joe Sandbox: https://inkd.in/gTJJ9GiC
13. VMRay: https://vmray.com
14. Triage Sandbox: https://tria.ge
15. Browser Sandbox: https://inkd.in/gjA-Qqdx

🔐 FILE HASH TOOLS
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HashTools (Windows): https://inkd.in/gTjru2RQ
QuickHash (Mac): https://inkd.in/gZc8FYpU

PowerShell:
> Get-FileHash -Path C:\path\to\file.txt -Algorithm MD5
> Get-FileHash -InputObject "This is a string" -Algorithm MD5

Terminal (Mac/Linux):
> shasum -a 256 filename

🔍 REVERSE ENGINEERING | DEBUGGING
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1. PeStudio: https://inkd.in/gjYKbyge
2. CFF Explorer: https://inkd.in/ggTCTeAi
3. DocGuard: https://docguard.io
4. File Scan: https://inkd.in/ejBt5R7C
5. Ghidra: https://ghidra-sre.org
6. IDA Pro: https://inkd.in/eWA9MnMY
7. Radare2/Cutter: https://inkd.in/gV4k5Gsw
8. More RE: https://inkd.in/gdb3MQn2

🖥️ SYSTEM MONITORING | MALWARE BEHAVIOR
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1. Process Hacker: https://inkd.in/gxV3PAnG
2. Process Monitor: https://inkd.in/gPqzyB7K
3. ProcDot: https://procdot.com
4. Autoruns: https://inkd.in/gkZqkZrd
5. TcpView: https://inkd.in/gQZM_SJz

🌐 WEB PROXY TOOL
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Fiddler: https://inkd.in/gnJ9BvFN

💣 MALWARE SOURCES & THREAT INTEL (abuse.ch)
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1. Malware Bazaar: https://bazaar.abuse.ch
2. Feodo Tracker: https://inkd.in/gyNdiCQ
3. SSL Blacklist: https://sslbl.abuse.ch
4. URLHaus: https://urlhaus.abuse.ch
5. ThreatFox: https://inkd.in/gB2gDZUd
6. YARAify: https://yaraify.abuse.ch

23/07/2025

📱 Set Up Kali NetHunter on Android: Your Pocket Pentest Lab 🔐🐉

Kali NetHunter is a powerful open-source mobile penetration testing platform for Android devices, built on top of Kali Linux. With the right setup, you can carry out advanced offensive security operations — all from your smartphone! 💥📶

⚙️ What You’ll Need:

🔸 A compatible Android device (rooted preferred)
🔸 NetHunter build (Lite or Rooted, depending on your device)
🔸 Custom Recovery (TWRP)
🔸 BusyBox + Termux
🔸 Optional: External WiFi adapter (for wireless attacks)

🛠️ Setup Steps Overview:

1. 📲 Install Custom Recovery
– Flash TWRP using Fastboot

2. 🧱 Root Your Device
– Magisk is widely used and compatible with NetHunter

3. 🐉 Download & Flash NetHunter Image
– Choose the correct version (Lite, Rooted, Full)
– Flash via recovery or NetHunter installer

4. 📡 Configure Termux & NetHunter App
– Use nethunter command to launch chroot shell
– Configure tools like nmap, hydra, metasploit, wifite, etc.

5. 🧪 Test Wireless Attacks (Optional)
– Plug in OTG-compatible WiFi adapter (e.g. Alfa AWUS036NHA)
– Enable monitor mode, perform packet capture or deauth

🔐 What You Can Do with NetHunter:

✅ Wireless attacks (WEP/WPA cracking, Evil Twin)
✅ HID attacks (keyboard injection)
✅ USB attacks (BadUSB emulation)
✅ Full Kali command-line tools in chroot
✅ MITM, payload generation, scanning & exploitation

⚠️ Disclaimer:

This content is intended for educational and ethical cybersecurity training only. Do not use NetHunter on unauthorized networks or systems.

21/07/2025

If you need to discover your attack surface,

Try FullHunt, which detects vulnerable Internet-facing assets.

fullhunt.io

21/07/2025

📌API security checklist

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19/07/2025

🧠 Autopsy: Digital Forensics Tool for Windows & Linux Systems 🖥️🐧

Autopsy is a powerful open-source digital forensics platform used by investigators, SOC teams, and cybersecurity students to analyze digital evidence from Windows and Linux environments 🔍💾

🛠️ What is Autopsy?

Autopsy is a GUI-based front-end to The Sleuth Kit (TSK) and supports advanced forensic investigations:

🗂️ File recovery
🔎 Timeline analysis
🧠 Keyword & regex search
📱 Mobile data parsing (via modules)
📜 Email, registry, and web history review

🪟 Autopsy on Windows

✅ Native Windows GUI
✅ Easy to use for DFIR teams & law enforcement
✅ Supports E01 images, logical drives, and memory dumps
✅ Great for triage of USBs, external HDDs, and Windows partitions

🐧 Autopsy on Linux

🔧 Typically run via TSK and command-line tools
📁 Supports EXT4, Btrfs, XFS, and raw disk images
⚙️ Advanced use in forensic boot environments (e.g., CAINE, Kali)

💡 Many Linux forensic pros prefer using Sleuth Kit commands (like fls, icat, mmls) directly, with Autopsy as a graphical companion.

🧩 Key Modules:

– Hash database matching (NSRL, MD5/SHA1)
– YARA integration for malware indicators
– EXIF metadata parser for image forensics
– Ingest modules for automation

⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational and legal digital forensics training only. Always ensure explicit authorization before analyzing or collecting system data.

18/07/2025

🌐 Network Devices Explained: The Core Components of Every Network 🧠🔌

Whether you're a network engineer, cybersecurity analyst, or just curious about how the internet works, understanding these devices is foundational to everything in IT infrastructure 🛠️💻

🧩 1. Router

🔁 Connects different networks (e.g. home to internet)
📡 Routes data packets to their destination
🛡️ Often includes built-in firewall/NAT features

🔁 2. Switch

🔗 Connects devices within the same network (LAN)
🚦 Operates at Layer 2 (Data Link) of the OSI model
⚙️ Smart switches support VLANs, QoS, and monitoring

🌐 3. Access Point (AP)

📶 Extends wireless connectivity within a network
🔌 Usually connects to a switch/router via Ethernet
🛜 Essential for Wi-Fi coverage in offices & public areas

🔒 4. Firewall

🚧 Monitors and controls incoming/outgoing traffic
📜 Can be hardware-based or software-based
🧱 Uses rules, policies, and signatures to block threats

🧭 5. Modem

🌍 Converts digital data into analog signals and vice versa
📡 Bridges ISP infrastructure and your home or business network
📞 Common in DSL, cable, or fiber setups

🧠 6. Load Balancer

⚖️ Distributes incoming network traffic across multiple servers
📈 Ensures availability, reliability, and performance
🛡️ Often used in high-availability or cloud deployments

🛠️ 7. Network Interface Card (NIC)

🖧 Enables devices (PCs, servers) to connect to a network
🌐 Can be wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-Fi)
💼 Installed internally or externally (USB, PCIe, etc.)

💡 Each device has a specific role — but together, they form the backbone of modern digital communication.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational use only. For professional use, always validate configurations in controlled environments.

17/07/2025

⚙️ Essential DevOps Commands Every Engineer Should Know 🚀💻

DevOps is where development meets operations, and the right command-line skills can massively boost your speed, automation, and troubleshooting power 🧠💡

🐧 Linux & System Basics

– top, htop – Monitor system performance
– df -h, du -sh – Check disk usage
– journalctl -xe, systemctl status – View service logs & system status
– ps aux, kill -9 PID – Manage running processes

🐳 Docker Commands

– docker ps, docker images – List containers/images
– docker exec -it /bin/bash – Access running container
– docker-compose up -d – Start multi-container environments
– docker logs – View logs inside containers

☁️ Kubernetes (kubectl)

– kubectl get pods – List pods in a namespace
– kubectl describe pod – View pod details
– kubectl logs – Debug logs
– kubectl apply -f .yaml – Deploy config
– kubectl exec -it -- /bin/sh – Interact with a container

🔄 CI/CD Tools (Git + Jenkins)

– git clone, git pull, git push – Version control basics
– git log --oneline – Quick commit history
– Jenkinsfile syntax: pipeline { stages { ... } } – Automate your build/test/deploy workflows

🧪 Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Terraform
– terraform init, plan, apply – Manage infrastructure lifecycle
Ansible
– ansible-playbook .yml – Apply config to servers
– ansible -m ping all – Test host connectivity

💡 Knowing these commands is like having a Swiss army knife for automation, monitoring, and rapid deployment.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This list is for educational and training purposes only. Use commands responsibly within authorized and controlled environments.

15/07/2025

Vulnerability in CUPS Amplifies DDoS Attacks

A recently disclosed vulnerability in the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) can be exploited by malicious actors to launch attacks...

15/07/2025

🚀 Been diving into some next-gen tracking, surveillance, and drone recon projects using AI on the Raspberry Pi 🛰️

Honestly, having a blast building out some wildly cool stuff 🤖 – all powered by a Pi 5 running the Hailo AI HAT+ module and a simple Pi 3 Camera 📷

What you're seeing here is just the default functionality – and it already brings flat video to life 🔥 The pose estimation feature is next-level, overlaying a digital skeleton on every detected person 🧍‍♂️🦿

Ever wondered how agencies like the CIA identify people just by how they walk – even with masks on? 🤫 Now you know...

Working on some “secret squirrel” code 🐿️ to have the AI count and analyze foot traffic, recognize license plates, and even describe passing vehicles 🚗🔍

And honestly, the possibilities are endless – you could build a smart home surveillance system, or mount this on a drone to look for armed individuals or follow specific vehicles 🚁

Oh, and this is all running on the slower 13 TOPS chip... and it’s still lightning fast ⚡ If you want more horsepower, the 26 TOPS version is out there too 💥

The future isn't coming... it's already here 🔮

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