Month: September 2012

Debian

Cerberus Linux v3

September 25, 2018 September 28, 2018by D4RkN

Cerberus Linux v3 Cerberus is a penetration testing distribution focusing on automation and anonymity , it aims to have the best tools available on the hacking scene tools like Fuzzbunch, Dandespritz, Cobalt strike, Armitage, Metasploit framework and Metasploit community version set up and ready for use!! It includes custom scripts, custom themes, custom icons!Cerberus distribution is based on Debian testing, it has the capability to use 3 repositories to install packages from kali repo,Debian repo, and cyber sec repo! Cerberus is an Angry…

Windows Hacking

Black Window 10 Enterprise

May 16, 2018 September 28, 2018by D4RkN

Black Window 10 Enterprise is the first windows based penetration testing distribution with linux integraded ! The system comes activated with a digital license for windows enterprise ! It supports windows apps and linux apps, gui and terminal apps! It comes with a tone off hacking tools plus all the tools that are included with the latest release of cerberus linux! It has managed to implement cerberus os within windows.Offers the stability of a windows system and it offers the hacking part with a…

TUTORIALS

pWnOS 2 (PHP Web Application)

September 19, 2012by Black Hat Sec

Original link: is the second release in the "pWnOS" vulnerable machine collection, however, it has a different creator from the previous one (which explains why it has a different "feel" to it). As always with "boot2root" machines, it has purposely built "issues" allowing for the machine to become compromised, with the end goal being to become the super user, "root". This method uses a vulnerability in a PHP web application (see here for exploiting via SQL injection).

TUTORIALS

pWnOS 2 (SQL Injection)

September 19, 2012by Black Hat Sec

Original link: is the second release in the "pWnOS" vulnerable machine collection, however, it has a different creator from the previous one (which explains why it has a different "feel" to it). As before, it has purposely built in "issues" allowing the machine to become compromised. This method uses a SQL injection flaw (see here for exploiting the PHP web application). As always with "boot2root" machines, the end goal is to become the super user, "root".

TUTORIALS

21LTR – Scene 1

September 14, 2012by Black Hat Sec

Original link: is another boot2root collection, with its own unique twist. It has various 'issues' with the operating system, which have been purposely put in place to make it vulnerable by design. The end goal is to become the 'super user' of the system (aka 'root'). There is an optional stage afterwards, in which the user can try and find the 'flag', proving (to themselves) that they successfully completed it.