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Welcome to Metasploit This Month. Let us learn about the latest exploit modules of Metasploit and how they fare in our tests. F5-Big-IP CVE_2022_41622 CSRF Module TARGET: F5-Big-IP <= 17.0.0.1 TYPE: Remote MODULE: Exploit ANTI-MALWARE: NA F5’s Big-IP is a collection of hardware and software solutions that provide services of security, reliability and performance. The above mentioned versions of the software have a CSRF “write a file anywhere” vulnerability that can be exploited to execute remote code on the target machine as root. We have tested this module against F5-Big-IP latest version 1 7.0.0.04. The download information of the VMware image is given in our Downloads section. After the target is set, turn on the machine and change the default passwords of user’s “admin” and “root”. Let’s see how this…

The OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model is a theoretical framework for the design and implementation of computer networks. It was developed by the International Organization for Standadardization (ISO) and is used as a reference for the design of communication protocols and communication interfaces. The importance of the OSI Model lies in its ability to provide a common language for the design and implementation of computer networks. There are 7 layers in OSI Model. The seven layers of the OSI Model from bottom to top are the Physical Layer, Data Link Layer, Network Layer, Transport Layer, Session Layer, Presentation Layer and Application Layer. In this article, we will explore each of these layers in more detail. The OSI model outlines the process of transmitting information from a network device such as…

Turn ON a Windows system. Download any executable file to that system. We are using Putty. Double click on "putty.exe'. You will see that Putty starts. Nothing unusual here. Now, right click on the PUTTY.exe executable and rename it with extension like JPG or PNG. Or anything you like. You should get a warning while doing this. Go on. Click on “Yes”. (If you don’t see file extensions, open Windows File Explorer. Go to View tab. Check the File name extensions checkbox). Once you do this, you should see the icon of our Putty executable changing as shown below. Now, once again double click on the Putty.png file. It will usually he opened by any Image processing software. I chose Photos app to open it. But there seems to be…

Rachael Medhurst Course Leader and Lecturer in Cyber Security NCSA, University of South Wales You can tell a lot about someone from the car they drive. The data that many vehicles now collect can reveal the patterns of our daily lives and provide insights into our behaviour, actions and even our state of mind. Vehicle forensics is a type of digital forensic science that focuses on the identification, acquisition and analysis of data which has been stored by cars, vans and lorries. Originally, vehicle forensics mainly related to the external identification of stolen cars or tax and MOT violations by the use of the ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) system in the UK. The system was invented during the 1970s but did not become widely used by the police until…

I still remember the first mobile of our family around 20 years back. It was a Nokia 3310 (the same mobile on whose strength there are so many memes on internet) with Navy blue cover and greyish buttons. The snake game was my favorite game just like many of the youngsters of the same age. The evolution of Mobiles from Nokia 3310 to smart phones appears to be real quick at least to me. Nowadays mobiles are like just computers with RAM competing with Desktop even though ROM is still much behind. Ubiquitously present smart phones are not at all behind Desktops or Laptops in their functioning. Some workers do work on Tablets like their BYOD strategy. This article is going to give our readers a beginner’s introduction to Mobile…