Anonymous declare December 11 as ISIS ‘Trolling Day’ and you can be a part of it

Anonymous declares December 11 as ISIS ‘Trolling Day’ and you can be a part of it

It's been a long day. It's too much work these days. It's 10 o'clock now. What I saw by chance is that you know that after the ISIS attack on Paris (after the anonymous deadly terrorist attack in Paris) Anonymous declared war on ISIS. In the past, their FB, Twitter, accounts were blocked, but now they are doing the same thing to their site as if they were hitting DDoS. They ask us to make fun of ISIS 'banners, posters, videos, images and edit them. I didn't do it, 

Following the Paris attacks, the collective known as Anonymous launched a campaign against ISIS and its supporters. They have also taken down various social media accounts of the organization. They also launched attacks on ISIS' propaganda websites.

On December 11, the hacker group called Anonymous declared that it would expose the evils of the Islamic State through various means, including by releasing satirical images and videos of the group.

In a nutshell, Anonymous’ goal was to spread fear about ISIS among the Western-living Muslims who are falling for the organization’s silly social media propaganda.

The campaign started on a 4Chan thread and slowly gained the attention of ordinary Internet users. Next Friday, the hackers behind the project will try to fill the Internet with their own art.

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The Top Ten Hacker Tools of 2015

The Top Ten Hacker Tools of 2015

You must know the name of a hacker tool because if you do not know about it, you can be hacked. But do not be afraid because we are together.

These are the top ten hacker tools this year.
1. Nmap: Network mapper

Nmap is a multi-purpose tool for abbreviated network security, free and open-source (free and open-source), often used by network administrators for network detection and security auditing. System administrators use the Nmap to determine the open port, network inventory, managing service upgrade schedules, and host monitoring (this is used for computers on the network) or services.

2. Metasploit:

A tool used to find vulnerabilities on the network. This tool is either free or open-source. This Metasploit project is very popular and used by pentesting or cybersecurity professionals and hackers. Metasploit is a computer security project that helps set up knowledge and skills testing and buyer testing that provides in-depth information on known security vulnerabilities.

3. Cain and Abel:

Cain and Abel is the password recovery tool most commonly used for Microsoft operating systems. This public eavesdropping tool (CA) secretly obtains passwords used to make calls using the Internet. Cain and Abel are the best password recovery tools currently available.

4. Angry IP Scanner:

Angry IP Scanner is popularly known as 'IP-scan'. It is open-source and cross-platform. It scans the network and is fast and easy to use. This is usually used by network administrators and system engineers.

5. John The Ripper:

This is a commonly used password cracking tool. This is done by taking samples of different passwords and matching them. John the Ripper is free and Open Source software, distributed primarily in source code form. If you would rather use a commercial product, please consider John the Ripper Pro, which is distributed primarily in the form of "native" packages for the target operating systems and in general is meant to be easier to install and use while delivering optimal performance.

6. THC Hydra:

Although often referred to as another password cracker, THC Hydra is very popular and has been developed by a very active and experienced development team. This speeds up hacking network access and obtaining passwords. This includes the mail protocol (POP3, IMAP, etc.), Databases, LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol), SMB, VNC, and SSH (Secure Shell, used by VPN Software). Supports

7. Burp Suite:
Burp Suite Professional is one of the most popular penetration testing and vulnerability finder tools and is often used for checking web application security. “Burp,” as it is commonly known, is a proxy-based tool used to evaluate the security of web-based applications and do hands-on testing.

8. Nessus Remote Security Scanner
Source has recently been shut down but is still available for free. Works with a client-server framework. Nessus Remote Security Scanner is the most popular insecurity status scanner. Nessus is used by over 75,000 organizations worldwide for business purposes.

9. Ettercap:
Ettercap is used by many cyber security professionals. It works by connecting the user network interface to the ARP (ARP: Address resolution protocol) and working with the MAC address (address of its Network Interface Card) knowing the IP address. Provides IP addresses.

10. Wapiti:
It works as a scanner. It scans all the information in the computer "black-box" scans the HTML application, scripts, forms, etc. on the web pages. This is a multi-purpose hacker tool.

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