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HackingPassion.com

Somewhere in 2019, I started HackingPassion.com . My goal with Hacking Passion is to make Ethical Hacking - Cyber Security, accessible to everyone. To articulate complicated things so simply through articles and videos that everyone would understand and be able to follow.

(It goes without saying that it is always useful if you know where the computer’s power button is.)

Because I often find the explanation in many articles and videos simply too bad (often it doesn’t work, or they only show half of it) I thought it was necessary to change that. Visualize it in such a way that it works, and preferably keep it as simple as possible.

Twitter Eye

Twitter Eye is a Twitter Information Gathering Tool With Twitter Eye, you can search with various keywords and usernames on Twitter. Then the data you get is saved in a .csv file. This is to make it easy to read. You can then open these files in Excel, LibreOffice or etc. Twitter Eye is WITHOUT an API Key that you need with most tools for Twitter.

“Let’s make everything easy”..

Man Eye

Blue Eye

Google Dork List

Dorks Eye

Ghost Eye

Ghost Eye - Information Gathering Tool

Ghost Eye New Release. Ghost Eye is an Information Gathering, Footprinting, Scanner, and Recon Tool I made in Python 3. Since the last release of Ghost Eye, I’ve tweaked, removed, and added some new features. So that Ghost Eye would become more of a whole. For me, it remains a game of options so that together you get a complete overview of your target.

Shodan Eye

Shodan Eye is a script I made in python. Shodan Eye collects and returns all information about every device that is directly connected to the internet. The types of devices that are indexed can vary enormously. From small desktops to refrigerators or nuclear power plants, webcams, water treatment facilities, coffee machines, yachts, medical devices, traffic lights, wind turbines, license plate readers, smart TVs, and much more. Actually, we can say everything you could possibly imagine that’s plugged into the internet. You can find everything using “your own” specified keywords.

HackingPassion.com

March 4, 2022, Reading time: 3 minutes

Somewhere in 2019, I started HackingPassion.com . My goal with Hacking Passion is to make Ethical Hacking - Cyber Security, accessible to everyone. To articulate complicated things so simply through articles and videos that everyone would understand and be able to follow.

(It goes without saying that it is always useful if you know where the computer’s power button is.)

Because I often find the explanation in many articles and videos simply too bad (often it doesn’t work, or they only show half of it) I thought it was necessary to change that. Visualize it in such a way that it works, and preferably keep it as simple as possible.

Genius is making complex ideas simple, not making simple ideas complex.

— Albert Einstein

HackingPassion.com started as a WordPress website , on its own server. But since WordPress is very Vulnerable to hackers. And often a big challenge too.

What could be more fun, and easier, to use a website about “Hacking” as a test, and to attack the website.

The attacks to HackingPassion were so extreme that at one point I put a Honeypot behind it.. (This, really just to see the moves, and the data, passwords, the attacks they use) And I can tell you it was very interesting. Also fun..! I just want to make it clear that I had set up the Honeypot purely to monitor the attacks. But certainly not to hurt people in any way.

But I kept getting irritated, and at some point, I had enough. I didn’t want a hassle…

So I decided to make from HackingPassion.com a static website. Without a database, without fuss. Without hassle. Just simple a static website… And also super fast! That last one is a real benefit and a really big thing for me - and of course for the audience too. Just a simple static website.

You know that a website without a database, without an outdated PHP, etc, etc. is much harder to hack. Although I had made the server (very) vulnerable. Just to see…

As you read this, I have moved HackingPassion.com to a different server. A little more up to date.

In the future I hope to write more articles on Hacking Passion, and get more inspiration for this as well. I often spend a few days or even much longer working on an article, so that also takes a lot of time. Especially because everything has to be perfect and everything has to be tested to the extreme.

Simple, but without mistakes, and with something extra…

Our goal is to educate people and increase awareness by exposing methods used by real black-hat hackers and show how to secure systems from these hackers.

— HackingPassion.com

HackingPassion.com

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