Showing posts with label use. Show all posts
Showing posts with label use. Show all posts
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Kali Linux Tutorial How To Use Doona Bruteforce Exploit Detector Tool BED
Kali Linux Tutorial How To Use Doona Bruteforce Exploit Detector Tool BED
Doona is a fork of the Bruteforce Exploit Detector Tool (BED). BED is a program which is designed to check daemons for potential buffer overflows, format string bugs etc.
Doona is Australian for duvet. It adds a significant number of features/changes to BED. (Defination Kali.org)
If you haven’t install Doona just simply follow Commands:-
Apt-get updateApt-get install doona
How to use doona:-
1. Type “doona” and you will get option like show in figure below:- |
doona |
2. Then you need an target ip mine is “216.58.210.238” i ping google see in below shot:-
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Target ip |
3. Then you need to enter whole command for attack
Command:- doona -m http -t <target ip> -p <target port> -M 10 (max not after exit)
This is my command :- doona -m http -t 216.58.210.238 -M 10
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Command |
DOONA USAGE EXAMPLE
Use the HTTP plugin (-m HTTP) to fuzz the target (-t 192.168.1.15), stopping after 5 cases (-M 5):root@kali:~# doona -m HTTP -t 192.168.1.15 -M 5Doona 0.7 by Wireghoul (www.justanotherhacker.com) based on BED by mjm and snakebyte+ Buffer overflow testing
1/37 [XAXAX] ……
Max requests (5) completed, index: 5
Also Read:
- Easy Way To Crack Password Using John The Ripper In Kali Linux
- Practical Tutorial For Best 15 Pentest Tools In Kali Linux 2.0
- Kali Linux Tutorial: Finding Exploits Using the Searchsploit Tool
Available link for download
Saturday, February 4, 2017
Krugman on Land Use Regs
Krugman on Land Use Regs
Paul Krugman rightly notes that one of the key differences between the metropolitan areas that experienced housing bubbles and those that didnt is that the bubble cities tend to have much more restrictive land use regulations. Land use is actually an area of policy/law which, for some odd reason, Ive always enjoyed a great deal (and which Im looking forward to getting back to, once we make it to the other side of this financial crisis). Land use is the only area of law that can rival finance in terms of complexity (which I thrive on), as well as real world policy relevance.
In any event, Krugman cites the Brookings survey of land use regulations in his post. The Brookings survey is fine, but for a variety of methodological reasons, the Wharton land use database is vastly superior, and much preferred in the urban economics literature. Ive uploaded the Wharton database here, in case youre interested (which you should be).
Available link for download
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