In the previous post I discussed the basics of setting up the UFW firewall on a Raspberry Pi, now I'll dig into some of the slightly more advanced features. Numbered Rules Every allow, deny or limit that UFW is told about is remembered as a numbered rule. To view the numbering enter: sudo ufw status … Continue reading Configuring A Firewall (Raspberry Pi)
If you are opening your Raspberry Pi to the internet then security should be a concern/part of your project design. So today I'm going to look at configuring a software firewall called UFW. Installing UFW Installing a firewall on the Raspberry Pi (Raspbian) is accomplished easily via the terminal and the following line: sudo apt … Continue reading Installing A Firewall – Basics (Raspberry Pi)
Today I am having a quick play with the socket library in Python, and using it on my Rasperry Pi as a port scanner to check for vulnerabilities on devices connected to my home network. Yes, I know there are other tools available (such as nmap) that can do this but I wanted to see … Continue reading Creating A Port Scanner (Python / Raspberry Pi)
Before proceeding I need to make this very clear: DO NOT USE THE BELOW INFORMATION TO ATTACK, MONITOR OR BREAK INTO ANY COMPUTER / NETWORK / DEVICE THAT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU. I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS. Sorry, I know that may seem very heavy handed but the majority of countries have … Continue reading Kali Linux – Reaver / WPS Cracking (Raspberry Pi)
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