BeEF – The Browser Exploitation Framework Project

Posted on February 25, 2022 by wpdarin

You can watch the full video with setup instructions on YouTube

How to prevent a BeEF Attack?

Disabling Java in your Browser is the best way to prevent this type of Java attack. You can enable Java on the trusted sites that require Java.

Internet Explorer

Change Security for Internet to High
Internet Options, Security, Security Level for this Zone, Adjust to High
Add Site to Trusted Site that need Java Support.

Microsoft Edge

edge://settings/content/javascript?search=java
Allowed – Turn Off
Allow – Add sites that need Java Support

Chrome

chrome://settings/content/javascript?search=java
Default Behavior
Don’t Allow site to use Javascript – Enable
Allow to use Javascript – Add Site

Opera

opera://settings/content/javascript?search=java
Default Behavior
Don’t Allow Sites to use Javascript – Enable
Allowed to use Javascript – Add Site

Firefox

about:config
search for javascript.enabled
Toggle to False

Geotagging

Posted on August 13, 2013 by wpdarin

GeoTagging, GeoLocation or EXIF data is not new but it has been on the news recently and on social media sites as a major threat to your personal security. Continue reading →

Uptime

Posted on December 9, 2011 by wpdarin

You hear a lot of companies touting four or five 9’s for their Uptime.

Then yearly downtime is calculated as:

90% – 876 hours
99% – 87 hours & 36 minutes
99.9% – 8 hours & 45 minutes
99.99% – 52 minutes & 33 seconds
99.999% – 5 minutes & 15 seconds

WiFi Channel Spectrum

Posted on December 8, 2011 by wpdarin

Most WiFi Routers use channel 6 as the default channel. I created this channel spectrum to show
why you should change the default to channel 1 or 11 to avoid potential conflicts. Notice how
channel 6 overlaps all other channels except 1 and 11. Continue reading →