SHODAN operators

For your reference, here are the list of SHODAN operators/command:

Option	Command	Example
Host/Domain	hostname	hostname:”google”
Port/Service	port	port:”21”
Country	country	country:”United States”
City	city	city:”New York”
Organization/Company	org	org:”Amazon”
Internet Service Provider	isp	isp:”Hostwinds LLC”
OS/Product/Platform	product	product:”Apache httpd”
Product Version	version	version:”2.2.15”
Geo Location	geo	geo:”39.6949,-83.1383”
Date	before/after	before:”12-12-15”
IP Address/Subnet	net	net:”74.91.246.0/24”

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Create a session & restore abort/interrupted session in John The Ripper!

Been busy with report writing. Just wanna put some of these command and technique on how to restore interrupted session or aborted session in John The Ripper. 1. First step crack the hash with these commands : john --session=test --format=raw-sha --incremental=rockyou test.txt 2. To restore the abort /interrupted session that you wanted to resume just run these commands : john --restore=test Check the "test.log" Note: Make sure that these file are not delete " .rec " and " .log " files if the file is deleted or missing it wont work. That's all happy cracking!

MSF ::EXITFUNC::

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iOS - Convert .app to .ipa

While doing a iOS Security Testing, I wondered how do we convert .app into .ipa. So basically here are the structure of .ipa files. 1. First, SSH in your iPhone (Jailbroken). 2. Download the .app folder via scp 3. Copy the .app folder into a folder called Payload. 4. Compress it with .zip extension using any compression software. 5. Change the extension from file.zip to file.ipa. That’s it. Now you can use these .ipa files to install the app into your iPhone.

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