SerHack Blog
Deobfuscating and Understanding a Trojan JScript
Over 50% of cyber attacks are executed through malware, whose job is to find a flaw to inject other types of viruses including malware, adware and much more. Knowing the computer remotely, it can spy on the screen and even crypt the files: a wrong click and you lose anything.
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Understanding Google Dorks and How Hackers Use Them
It is estimated that Google has downloaded more pages than any other search engine in the market. With over billions of pages and a relatively low execution time, the popular Californian search engine is able to satisfy all research, both for educational purposes and for purely curiosity purposes.
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Security research report: Hackers can take full control of online compilers through a common exploit
Online compilers are a handy tool to save time and resources for coders, and are freely available for a variety of programming languages. Since these online tools are essentially remote compilers with a web interface, I realized that I might be able to take remote control of the machines through command injection.
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Introduction to MoneroV and its Inherent Risks
The “MoneroV” coin is an impending unofficial fork of the Monero blockchain with many “red flag” characteristics that have alarmed the Monero community. Many users are wondering: could the MoneroV fork be a scam project? This article discusses risks...
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