Jay Turla

Jay Turla is a security consultant. He is interested in Linux, OpenVMS, penetration testing, tools development and vulnerability assessment. He is one of the goons of ROOTCON (Philippine Hackers Conference). You can follow his tweets @shipcod3.
Jay Turla

Articles from Jay Turla

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pWeb Suite - A Set of Web Pentesting Tools

September 13, 2018

pWeb Suite (formerly known as pCrack Suite) is a set of Perl-based penetration testing tools primarily focused on web application security and vulnerability

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Free & open source rootkit and malware detection tools

April 17, 2018

A lot of sniffers, rootkits, botnets, backdoor shells and malwares are still on the wild today, which are used by malicious attackers after successfully pawn

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Top Links of Tools Compilation for Pentesting, Forensics, Security, and Hacking

November 8, 2013

Are you still looking for a suite of tools that may complete your day-to-day activities, or are you just looking for new tools that you can try or play with?

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Pentesting distributions and installer kits for your Raspberry Pi

May 13, 2013

Raspberry Pi for pwning and penetration testing? Of course! Why not? As an introduction, Raspberry Pi is an ARM GNU / Linux box or a credit card size mini co

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SQLNuke - Simple but fast MySQL Injection load_file() Fuzzer

March 27, 2013

New SQL Injection Lab! Skillset Labs walk you through infosec tutorials, step-by-step, with over 30 hands-on penetration testing labs available for FR

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Awesome modules of Recon-ng used for Web Recon testing

February 18, 2013

In my previous article, I wrote an introduction to the Recon-ng Framework and its basic usage, which is primarily used for automatic information gathering an

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Handy Devices Revolution: Handy Pentesting and Hacking Part III

December 24, 2012

And now is the time for the third article of the Handy Devices Revolution series! In the second article we talked about Arduino and Power Pwn; this time we w

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Handy Devices Revolution: Handy Pentesting & Hacking Part 1

December 4, 2012

A few weeks ago, I wrote an article entitled 'Transforming your Android Phone into a Network Pentesting Device' which is obviously about turning your Android

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Transforming your Android Phone into a Network Pentesting Device

October 30, 2012

Lester: Hey Nash, are you scanning our school's network with just your smartphone? Nash: Well, yes I am! I'm using a network penetration suite just to check

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Noobz guide for setting up a vulnerable lab for Pentesting

September 19, 2012

Most of the people I know who are new to penetration testing want to hone and enhance their skills, but they have problems like: They don't have a tar

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New Linux Distro for Mobile Security, Malware Analysis, and Forensics

August 16, 2012

Yes, you read the title right and I hope I just grabbed your attention! A new GNU/Linux distribution or distro designed for helping you in every aspect of yo

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Simple router pawning techniques - Getting the administrative privileges

June 25, 2012

[pkadzone zone="main_top"] Securing the Access Point (AP) of your router's web page and the Telnet or SSH access should be considered as part of the ove

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