Zero Day Archives
  • What is Zero Day Archives?
  • Contributors
  • Wireless Security
    • Intro to WiFi Pentesting
      • WEP Networks
      • WPS
      • WPA-PSK Networks
      • WPA & WPA2 PSK
      • WPA2 & WPA3 Enterprise Networks
      • WPA2 & WPA3-APLess
  • Reverse Engineering
    • Reverse Engineering
      • Introduction to Software Reverse Engineering
        • Introduction to Capture the Flag (CTF) Competitions
        • What are PE & Elf Binaries
        • Assembly Language for Beginner Reverse Engineers
        • Memory Registers for x86-64 (64-bit) and x86 (32-bit)
        • Reversing Tools: Command-Line Utilities for Binary Analysis
        • Reversing ELF Binaries: Techniques and Tools
      • Disassembly & Debugging
        • GDB for Reverse Engineering
        • RADARE2 for Reverse Engineering
        • GHIDRA for Reverse Engineering
        • IDA Pro for Reverse Engineering
      • Binary Exploitation
        • Buffer Overflows
          • What are Buffer Overflows and Stack Protections?
          • Commonly Exploited C Functions and Their Secure Alternatives
          • Basic Buffer Overflow in x86-64 Using GDB
        • Cryptography
          • Understanding Ciphers and Identifying Common Patterns
          • Teaching XOR Operations in Binary Exploitation
        • Return Oriented Programming (ROP)
          • Practical Guide to Exploring and Identifying Return-Oriented Programming (ROP)
        • Cracking and Patching Binaries
          • Tactics, Tools, and Procedures for Cracking and Patching Binaries
        • Ret2Win Challenges
  • Malware Analysis
    • Malware Analysis
      • Static Analysis
  • Transporting Files to/from Victims
    • Transferring Files to/from High Value Targets
      • Linux
      • Windows
      • CrackMapExec (NetExec)
  • Penetration Testing against GIT Remote Repositories
    • Targeting GIT Repositories
      • Attacking GIT
  • Network Pivoting, Port Forwarding, and Tunneling
    • Pivoting
      • Ligolo-ng
        • Basic Pivoting
        • Setup Reverse Shells through Pivot
        • Transferring Files through Pivot
      • Pivoting: Using Remote Desktop
      • ProxyChains
      • Metasploit
    • SSH Tunneling
      • SSH Local Port Forwarding
      • SSH Dynamic Port Forwarding
      • Sshuttle over SSH
    • Port Fowarding
      • Chisel Port Forwarding
      • NetSH for Port Forwarding
      • Plink for Port Forwarding
      • SoCat
      • Metasploit: Port Forwarding
  • Anti-Virus Evasion
    • Anti-Virus Evasion
      • Evasion with Metasploit
      • Evasion wtih Shellter
      • Evasion with Virus Total
  • Public Exploit Research
    • Online Exploit Research & Methods
  • Password Attacks
    • Password Attacks
      • Identifying Hashes
        • Hash Identifier Tools
      • John The Ripper
        • Cracking Passwords with John
        • Convert to Hashes with John
        • NTLM vs NTLMv2 Hashes + CrackMapExec
      • Hashcat
        • Cracking Passwords with Hashcat
      • Hydra
        • Hydra for Network Services
        • Hydra for Web Services
      • Mutating Wordlists for John & Hashcat
        • Mutating Wordlists
  • Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR)
    • Digital Forensics
  • Data Science
    • Data Science/AI
  • Software Defined Radio (SDR)
    • Software Defined Radio
  • Embedded Systems Programming
    • Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs)
  • Other Resources
    • Resources for Hackers
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Contributors

Alexander Commodore

Role: Founder & Lead Content Creator Expertise: Penetration Testing, Reverse Engineering, Data Science/AI, Cloud DevOps Bio: Alexander Commodore is a Software Engineer and Cybersecurity Researcher specializing in ethical hacking, system administration, and cloud technologies. As the Founder of Zero Day Archives, he curates cybersecurity research and resources. He is dedicated to contributing to the cybersecurity field through technical content creation, CTF competitions, and mentoring the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

Marshall Yanis

Role: Co-Founder & Lead Security Researcher Expertise: Malware Analysis, Threat Intelligence, GRC, Digital Forensics Bio: Marshall Yanis is a Security Researcher and Technical Writer specializing in malware analysis, threat hunting, and digital forensics. With experience in security operations, he analyzes attack patterns and develops threat intelligence reports. At Zero Day Archives, he provides in-depth technical research, breakdowns of cybersecurity incidents, and insights into the latest attack techniques and defense strategies.

Zero Day Archives is a collaborative effort to document, analyze, and educate on emerging cybersecurity threats, techniques, and defenses. Our contributors are dedicated to providing cutting-edge research and real-world applications for cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts.

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