Dear Users,

Here is Complete Tutorials for Citrix Uber Tool and Get better observability to environment.

Citrix UberAgent Series: Ep. 1 – Startup Talk & Why It Matters" & How to build uber environment

Citrix UberAgent Series: Ep. 2: Install & Configure Splunk system for Citrix Uber Agent Data

Citrix UberAgent Series: Ep. 3: Installation of Uber agent and use of uberAgent Config Tool.

Citrix Uber Episode 4: Citrix UBER CCFM & GPO | Centralized Configuration & Group Policy Explained

Citrix UberAgent Episode 5:: Configure Citrix Uber CCFM via Citrix Policy in Studio.

Citrix UberAgent Series, Episode 6:: How to integrate NetScaler with uberAgent. Detailed info

Citrix UberAgent Series, Episode 7:: How to monitor Users Browser Experience via Uber Agent.

Citrix UberAgent Series, Episode 8:: Short Deep Dive into Uber Agent Reports.

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Dear users,

If you are looking to learn Microsoft Fslogix solution for profile & app-masking.

I hope these videos will give you good overview for product & setting up environment.

I hope you have enjoyed and learnt it.

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Admin

Hello Readers,

Here are list of basic commands you should know before working further on kali linux

1. passwrd  (change password for account)

2. ls (list directory & files)

3. cd (to change directory location)

4. touch (create new files)

5. echo (create and write on file)

6. nano (file editor)

7. grep (filter data as per conditions or keywords)

8. cat (read files content)

9. pwd (check the your current directory)

10. ifconfig (check ethernet & ip details)

11. mkdir (make new directory or many)

12. rmdir (remove directory)

13. rm (remove files)

14. cp (copy files)

15. mv (move files and folder)

16. zip or unzip (zip or unzip the files and folders)

17. head (print the few 1st lines of file)

18. tail (print the few last lines of files)

19. sort (sort list files based on alphabets)

20. cut  (cut the defined lines from files)

21. diff (compare the content of files & show differences)

22. tee  (tee command output the result of another command)

23. locate (fine the files and print its path)

24. find (find the file in current directory)

25. sudo (get admin access evaluation to session)

26 whoami (who logged in user name)

27. chmod (change the permissions of files & directories)

28. chwon ( allow to change ownership of files & folders)

29. useradd & userdel (add & delete user)

30. df (check the linux system disk usage)

31. top (show running all the service , process and usage)

32. systemctl (allow to manage the services on linux system)

33. dig (show details about domain)

34. In (command link files & directory to shortcut)

35. apt (very useful command to install & other operations with application package on system)

36. service (check the status of any service and other operations)

37. ping (check ICMP connectivity with other systems)

38. hostname (check the hostname of machine)

39. kill (kill the process of system)

40. shutdown (poweroff the system)

There are many more commands but these are useful command which we are going to use a lot during Cybersecurity lessions so study about it and don't forget to watch live lab video for these commands.

Video Link : Coming Soon.

Thanks

Admin

Hello,

before we start with Ethical hacking & cybersecurity stuff.  we need to build our lab and 1st we need to install kali linux on virtual box lab environment.

Here is my Your tube channel Link for : 

Link to install Kali Linux Video

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Webadmin

Dear User,

if you are working with cybersecurity or as Ethical hacking stuff, its important to Hide your presense on internet and stay 100% Anonymous.

Here are 3 ways to Hide your presense on internet.

1. By using open VPN

2. Tor proxy

3. free proxy chain

Lets learn each one by one.

Open VPN :-

you can download open vpn from many free websites like https://spys.one/en/ or Openvpnbook.com ..just google and you will find many. its important to hide your public ip over internet with browsing darkweb or other cubersecurity related stuff and secure yourself. many get hacked by not following small things and face problems.

1. Download open VPN connection details from site

2. connect to open vpn 

3. check your public ip and it should be differnet than your original public ip.

4. sometime it will not work and problem could be related to your DNS Server so change the DNs server to free DNS server and try again.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/u2I47A9Ak1g

Tor Proxy :

1. Install tor on Kali linux

2. apt install tor

3. check service is running for Tor

service tor status

4. Edit proxychain file

5. connect via proaxy chain and check your public . it will change to differnet one and location.

Video Link:

Proxy Chain:

Stay 100% anonymous from internet via using proxy chain.

its imposible for anyone to track you down by using proxy chain

Connecting via Tor proaxy + another proxy + another proxy + another proaxy ..and so on.

1. Down load free proxy list from https://github.com/amitkumaripec/PROXY-List or https://free-proxy-list.net

2. find the working proxy and verify it from https://hide.mn/en/proxy-checker/

3. Edit the proxychain or proxychain4 file

4. Enable dynamic proxy & disable static one

5. Enable proxy DNS

6. Add the proxy in list as give example in file 

7. start proxy chain and check your public ip

Video Link : 

Note: The goal of the article is to teach you so how you can hide yourself when browsing dark web or doing any cybersecurity stuff. using any of tips illegally if your own responsibility and could have consequences

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Webadmin

Hello,

Netdiscover is Active / Passive reconnaissance tool . its used to discover devices in your wireless & wired network.

Example :

Scan all the available devices in network under this range.

#netdiscover -r 10.0.3.0/24 

search for only 10 devices then add switch

#netdiscover -r 10.0.3.0/24 -c 10

Have many network card in your machine and want to use specific nic for discovery 

#netdiscover -i eth0 -r 10.0.3.0/24 -c 10 (is not it simple?)

here is another example 

#netdiscover -i eth0 -r 10.0.3.0/24 -c 10 -s 5

want to read more about netdiscover.  

run the following command in kali linux

#man netdiscover

Enjoy excercise video for same :

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