today's howtos
Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 18th of March 2015 05:23:23 PM
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Bash tip: Extracting content from compressed files without the hassle
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Installing NLTK and using it for Human language processing
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How to access your Ubuntu 14.04 Desktop securely over the network with FreeNX
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Making grep output easier to see
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OpenVZ Web Panel: Managing OpenVZ Containers Graphically
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Howto Configure PFSense Site-to-Site IPSec VPN Tunnel For Remote Access
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How to Upgrade Mozilla firefox on Ubuntu?
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IBM DB2 Installation on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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How to make your Unix prompts more useful and interesting
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Easily Find Out Which Process Is Using Too Much Bandwidth in Linux
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Record Screen as Animated GIF in Ubuntu with Byzanz
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How to Create a RSS Scope for Ubuntu Phone
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How to Manage KVM Virtual Environment using Commandline Tools in Linux
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Understanding Linux CPU stats
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How To Install And Configure Squid Proxy On Ubuntu And Debian
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[Quick Tip] How To Re-enable Save And Quit Feature In Firefox
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How To Install TYPO3 CMS On Ubuntu
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QEMU QCow2 built-in encryption: just say no. Deprecated now, to be deleted soon
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Minimal DevStack with OpenStack Neutron networking
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Pulling Remote Word Documents from RAM using Kali Linux
Really enjoyed the article on W00tsec about pulling RAW picture images from memory dumps and thought it would be cool if you could use the same process to pull information from a remote system’s memory using Kali – and you can!
In this tutorial we will see how to pull a Word document from a remote machine’s memory, parse it for text and view it in Kali Linux.
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