I’ve started a new project: pocket-sized zines that explain tech, hacking, and DIY tools in a way that’s quick, sharp, and easy to share. Each zine is eight pages, printed on a single sheet, folded down into a mini guide you can toss in your bag or pass along to someone curious. I was inspired by some other zines online , and some of them may interest you too! Check out them here: Really Basic Digital Security Books Unbanned Here are the folding instructions if you need them! Sometimes cutting the paper is required. These aren’t polished manuals — they’re hackery field notes . The goal is to cut through jargon and give you just enough to understand, experiment, and explore. Here’s what’s out so far: AI & Your Privacy Why & How to Wardrive Make an Internet-in-a-Box There are many more coming out soon! So keep your eyes peeled. Print these and share them in your local coffee shop, local small businesses, libraries, co-working spaces, and clubs! Feel free t...
Let's make a phishing attack (just kidding). The easiest way to do so is obtaining a pre-made phishing kit. Phishing kits represent a significant and growing danger. These tools, readily available in the darker corners of the internet, empower even technically unsophisticated criminals to launch effective phishing campaigns. This post aims to demystify phishing kits, explore their dangers, and provide practical advice on safeguarding against these insidious threats. Phishing kits are pre-packaged sets of tools and resources designed to facilitate phishing attacks. The parts of a phishing kit can be broken down into the following components: Email templates Webpage clones (usually scraped from the legit site) Scripts and code repositories Hosting Platforms Delivery Systems Readme & docs Premium services Real-time data analysis tools Customer service* Social engineering tools These kits are designed for ease of use, allowing attackers to launch phishing campaigns with mini...