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Let me take time to do some explanation on the technology behind cryptography because encryptions would need some little bit of understanding.
1. When you are doing web development especially for those guys who use PHP or asp.net to do a POST request to MySQL server or Even get but our main attack is on the POST request. Passwords are commonly stored with Md5 encryption technology that would include like 60% of web application that support user login entries . Technology behind MD5 encryption is salting and hashing . Attacks on this can be on various ways we can decide to do a bruteforce attack on this particular entry point . We can do it by choice of wordlist (which I don't term it as bruteforce) also hash cracking given the fact you got entry on PMA . Hash cracking now because the most interesting part with rainbow tables involved and also J***y the ripper( have my own hash cracking tool) anyone interested can get it in condition you are running python3 in your computer you can use it either in windows or Linux your choice.
2. We have sha254 encryption which is the cryptography behind bitcoin . One of the best cryptography with 8bit worth of combinations . Still cracking it would involve rainbow tables and the main part here is getting the specific hash to the password. You will need a good graphics computer to carry out a successful attack on that.
3. Either ways the most strainfree attack on a login is spidering and also phishing . Client side attacks works better than server side attacks .

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Hello guys ? As we celebrate the new year let's make a reflection of some things. For those who have no idea of what pe*******on testing might entail or those who might want to get to pe*******on testing as a full time career . There are key specifications that we have to make consideration on:
1. Hacking or pe*******on testing is mainly determined by what information you have on a targeted system. It being a systematic approach and we term computers or other gadgets as systems . There must be a systematic approach to compromise them.
2. Another reflection on pe*******on testing would entirely depend on the networking concept the learner has have an idea for instance:. Am doing an ARP scan , maybe DNS spoofing attack , ARP poisoning attack or even MITM attack heavily would depend on how you can compromise a network.
3. Sometimes I say for those guys taking up a course in computer science a deeper understanding of OS as a unit is much more very key . This comes into handy when you making payloads maybe based on DLL or os architecture , binary compilation and also the low level languages like C. Object oriented programming languages are very much responsible for creating responsive payloads or malwares.
4. Another reflection is Batch , Bash and python as scripting languages . In web development we might employ php to do our Cron jobs without our interventions . Also when dealing with Linux or windows we would need this scripting languages. Remember *Any operating system can hack* be it windows or Linux . Just a deeper understanding of how they work would propell to it .
5. Patience and practice is always a virtue in the tech world . Being perfect in this would make it easier for anyone to make everything better.
6. I decided to include coding as part of the least reflection but it too plays a major role in the pe*******on testing world . We have vulnerability and also bugs that would need coding knowledge. Let's say am doing a client side attack on a web application