HoH has a new extension site code-named V2. V2 is essentially a wiki which we are planning to use for most of our projects. We are even thinking to port the GNUCITIZEN labs there. Right now, V2 is also the home of the Agile Hacking Project.
The purpose of V2 is to provide the HoH community, but not only, a common space for sharing work, research and developing projects and ideas. We’ve got tones of ideas which we hope to implement with the help of V2. [...]
This is a quick announcement regarding the Agile Hacking project. For those of you who are not familiar with this project, there is a post that you can go through over here.
So, the Agile Hacking project has found a new home in the newly established House of Hackers V2 initiative, which is essentially the House of Hackers‘ wiki. We plan to use V2 as our main project repository. [...]
I am stuck at the Dubai International Airport and I have nothing else interesting to do. So, I though I might share a simple technique which will go into the Agile Hacking project. Here I will show you how to create a reverse command shell without using 3rd-party tools such as the all mighty netcat. Please read on!
When the pentester compromises a machine they often need to provide themselves with a user friendly access to the system. This is where command shells come into place. [...]
Help us create the best hacking reference/manual/book ever made. We provide the scene, the resources and the money, and you keep the credits and the control over the eventual profits. Read on.
During the next couple of months we are open for your submissions. The idea is to harvest the knowledge of the crowds in order to create the best hacker manual ever made. The process is very simple. [...]
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