Do you like to hack stuff? Are you constantly looking for new opportunities to test your skills? Then, you are in the right place! On Saturday, June 24th, 2017 at 10:00 AM (Zurich Time, Central European Time (CET)), we will hold a small Capture the Flag (CTF) for all our students and friends. The CTF will consist […]
In recent years, a growing number of companies have moved their server applications from virtual machines (VM) to containers. According to coscale.com, the number of Dockerized applications has grown 3100% over the last 2 years. This huge success is due in part to the fact that containers require far less resources compared to traditional VMs. […]
Several Information Security conferences are held every year all around Switzerland. Among them, we have conferences for penetration testers, computer forensics investigators, privacy and data protection advocates, IT professionals and security enthusiast. This is a list of the biggest infosec events held every year in Switzerland: Insomni’hack Date: March | Location: Geneva, Switzerland Schweizer Polizei Informatik […]
At the end of each #HackOnTuesday episode, we invite everyone to send us their questions and suggestions for the next episodes. Among the comments and e-mails we’ve received since the last episode, we got one that caught our attention where Dawson, an IT admin from Oregon, asked us if we could briefly explain how to […]
Every week we try to share techniques and tools to attack the most common services used by companies all around the World, such as Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc. In this episode, Gianni turns his attention to Samba. After a short introduction to learn how to find all the computers that have open shares, he moves […]
Among the many Object-Relational DBMS (ORDBMS) out there, one of the most popular ones is PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL, often referred to as Postgres, is an open-source Object-Relational DBMS supporting almost all SQL constructs. In this episode, Gianni explains how to attack a PostgreSQL database, read and write files via SQL, use weak permissions to get code execution […]
