The early stage of an attack during which the attacker tries to collect information about the target.
Is using a network sniffer for host discovery a viable option?
Would a packet sniffer like tcpdump be effective for network host discovery and if so how effective is it compared to more active methods such as the infamous network mapper nmap?
Does it exist any gadget that catches and copies all the digital information?
Is it poor practice to use the last 4 digits of a social security number as an identifier?
How to identify the vulnerabilities in a target computer?
What are the security issues of exposing default server home page in public internet?
Should OS information be in DNS?
What information is in a gpg cleartext signature?
If my data is encrypted with a password, how does the website know me?
What files yield the most useful information when an attacker leverages a memory vulnerability?
Do the 'bad guys' create honeypots?
What is this user trying to do?
Should I avoid deploying package.json or bower.json files to production?
Any advantage to rejecting a (cell phone) call vs ignoring it?
My WebSite is being attacked, should i be worried seeing the logs?
In network security, why do we care about knowing incomplete TCP handshake sessions? Is there a security implication behind this?
Data 'dust' left over other than on the HDD?
How do I get a count of unique nested URLs in an web application?
How to fingerprint a server with Netcat?
How to find list of IP address in a network with multiple subnets?
How often does a user type in the “last 4 digits of SSN” in the “last 4 digits of Phone”?