What is Hackintosh? From wiki: A Hackintosh (a portmanteau of "Hack" and "Macintosh") is a computer that runs Apple's Macintosh operating system macOS (formerly named "Mac OS X" or "OS X") on computer hardware not authorized for the purpose by Apple...
Of late I have been playing with a lot of workflow automation projects and platforms. I realized that I could choose to adapt to a platform or an app and break my head figuring out the nitty-gritty to achieve a trustworthy workflow OR I could choose ...
Google dorks have been around since a long time and of late lot of people have become comfortable in google hacking aka google dorking. If you do not know what it means and how it could benefit you, feel free to look up google dorks in your search e...
When I wrote my previous blog on a very basic scrapy implementation, I had no clue where to apply it, but web crawlers. In fact, my implementation was not like the standard ones either. It scrapes the web and retrieves links from Google based on the...
Spider? You are kidding :) Well, spiders are all over the internet. It crawls websites and retrieves information readily available on the wild web. From the Wikipedia: A Web crawler, sometimes called a spider or spiderbot and often shortened to cra...
This write up is about success in bug bounties and the level of preparedness one needs to be at before starting with bounty programs. This is indeed a lucrative field, but don't be of the assumption that you'll earn money as soon as you jump into it...
DNS is one of those key services that stands between you and the internet you surf. If you are wondering, then you must know that [[dns]] is the service that translates the user friendly domain name to a numeric address aka IP address the resource re...
This is my first blog. Little bit about myself, I am a technologist & engineering leader during the day and a cyber security researcher & bug hunter by the evening. I also have a podcast where I have spoken about bug bounties @ http://anchor.fm/krish...