Getting Started

Explore Rust’s advanced memory management, lifetimes, borrowing, custom allocators, and techniques for red teamers/pen testers.

This article is an introduction to the Lua programming language for pen testers and red team members, covering its basic concepts and syntax, examples of its use in network analysis, password cracking, and web scraping, and weighing its pros and cons compared to other languages.

This article provides an introduction to PowerShell scripting, including basic concepts and syntax, specific code examples for pen testing and red teaming tasks, and the language’s pros and cons compared to other programming languages in the field.

This article provides a short guide to the C++ programming language, covering its basic concepts and syntax, as well as its application in pen testing and red teaming, including code examples for a port scanner, password cracker, and web crawler, and discussing its pros and cons compared to other languages for these purposes.

This article discusses the basic concepts and syntax of the Kotlin programming language, as well as its applications in pen testing and red teaming, including code examples for a port scanner, password cracker, and web crawler, and compares its pros and cons to other languages used in the field.

Explore C programming basics, pen testing & red teaming applications, write exploits & shellcode, and compare C to other languages for security pros.

Explore Swift basics, syntax, and use cases for pen testing & red teaming. Learn how to create custom tools like brute force crackers & port scanners.

This article delves into the Java programming language, covering basic concepts, syntax, and its practical applications in pen testing and red teaming, while also discussing its pros and cons for cybersecurity professionals.

This article explores the basic concepts and syntax of the Go programming language, including its unique benefits for pen testing and red teaming, and provides specific code examples for port scanning, password cracking, and web crawling.

This article is a technical guide to memory forensics, covering the basics, tools and techniques, and real-world examples of its use with the open-source Volatility framework.