An ethical hacker or white-hat hacker is a skilled computer expert who uses his/her technical knowledge to overcome any security problem on websites or applications. They solve problems based on their skills and practical...
Security vulnerabilities can result from software bugs, weak passwords, or software that’s already been infected by a computer virus or script code injection. These security vulnerabilities require patches, or fixes, in order to prevent...
Ethical hacking has always been so fascinating subject. Security is the most important issue on the Internet and that’s where ethical hackers are needed. But we have to accept that it’s not easy for...
Kali Linux is undoubtedly one of the best-operating systems ever built for ethical hackers. It is the most advanced penetration testing operating system based on Linux. Kali Linux has a lot of tools available...
The internet users are getting subjected to security breaches every moment they are online as suggested by a number of surveys conducted at a global level. May it be credentials like mail ids and...
In my previous articles, I’ve talked about many skills and programs that can help you to become a good programmer. But, there are also some habits that prevent you from being a good programmer....
I have written plenty of articles on Technotification to increase the interest of my audience towards ethical hacking and you are probably one of them. First of all, I would like to say, This...
Best WiFi Hacking Apps For Android Mobile WPS Connect WPS Connect is one of the best Wi-Fi hacking apps for rooted Android smartphones. With this WPS Connect application, you can disable other user’s internet connection...
In this article, I am going to make a list of some important Windows CMD commands used in Hacking. Top CMD Commands Used In Hacking 1. ping This command will allow you to know...
Best Hacking Movies That You Should Watch If you are a geek, a coder, or a hacker then you must be the one who likes movies based on hacking and coding. Such movies are great...
