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Cyber Kill Chain and the Diamond Model of Intrusion
There are a few ways that the good guys find the bad guys lurking around within their systems. Two of these ways is by using the Cyber Kill Chain and the Diamond Model of Intrusion. These can help an analyst determine at what point of an attacker is at a…
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Heap, Buffer and Stack Overflow Definitions
There are different types of Overflow and they come about in a variety of different ways. They are all similar to some extent however the cause of them varies and below I will explain simply the difference between them. I will put a quick table up here at the top…
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How to allow Google bots through Cloudflare
Allowing Google bots to scan your website can help to ensure that your webpage comes up on google search without the user having to follow a direct URL. Not allowing Google to scan your webpage my result in it not showing up at all! This guide will show you how…
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What is DKIM and SPF?
DKIM and SPF are all ways in which emails get validated and checked to see if they are legitimate. They both work in order to protect people from spoofed and fraudulent emails. Below I will give a breakdown of how each work and simple analogies to understand them, What is…
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What is, CSRF, XSS and SSRF?
CSRF< XSS AND SSRF are commons ways in which attackers can get information from unsuspecting suspects. Attackers use a wide range of attacks when trying to get information from a potential target. Here I will be explaining three of the main types, that commonly get mixed up due to how…
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What is “Staking” in crypto?
Crypto has many different aspects to it, all of which can be quite confusing. In this article I am going to try to explain how staking works. View all of my crypto pages here: Crypto Blog Posts What is it? In simple, when you “stake” your cryptocurrency, you’re locking it…
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Disable the Wi-Fi adapter on RaspberryPi
Using a RaspberryPi in your home can greatly reduce costs and allow you to tinker around with new and interesting projects, commonly many people use their RaspberryPi wirelessly. But how do you disable the adapter when it is no longer needed? Temporary Disable (Until Reboot) Use the following command to…
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How to route from LAN to Tailscale IP
This guide will show you how to route internal traffic that cannot have Tailscale installed, to a Tailscale IP address. To begin with sign into:https://login.tailscale.com/admin/machines And get the IP of the Tailscale machine you want to connect to. In this example I will use 100.100.100.100. Secondly, go to your router…
