The computer hacker’s guide to the Russian language – how Russia’s language fits into cybercriminal campaigns.

The computer hacker’s guide to the Russian language – how Russia’s language fits into cybercriminal campaigns.

English-speaking hackers employ several strategies to target Russian-language systems, leveraging technical evasion, linguistic deception, and collaborative networks. For instance, Russian malware often avoids infecting systems with Cyrillic language settings to bypass local law enforcement. English hackers exploit this by adding Russian registry keys to mimic language settings without full installation, installing virtual Russian keyboards to trigger malware’s geo-avoidance, and using scripts to set system locales to ru-RU (e.g., via Windows batch commands).
Metasploit quick reference guide

Metasploit quick reference guide

Metasploit is a widely used open-source framework designed for penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and exploit development in the field of cybersecurity. Developed originally by H.D. Moore in 2003 and later acquired by Rapid7 in 2009, Metasploit has become a pivotal tool for both security professionals and, unfortunately, cybercriminals.
Bash Reference Cheatsheet

Bash Reference Cheatsheet

Example #!/usr/bin/env bash NAME="John" echo "Hello $NAME!" Variables NAME="John" echo $NAME echo "$NAME" echo "${NAME}!" String quotes NAME="John" echo "Hi $NAME" #=> Hi John echo 'Hi $NAME' #=> Hi $NAME…
Computer hacker carrying Iran flag

Full list of Iran IPv4 IP address blocks (IP Blocks).

Iran has over 11 million IPv4 addresses allocated, distributed across numerous IP blocks assigned to internet providers, businesses, and organizations. These IP address ranges are used for internet connectivity within the country and are regularly updated by regional internet registries and various IP geolocation databases.