Ladies & Gentleman, Hackers & Geeks, Nerds & Newbies.

In India we were waiting to see any 'hacking' magazine to happen and the wait was getting little longer. So finally ClubHack decided to come out with its own 1st  Indian "Hacking" Magazine called CHmag. We at ClubHack are very much excited about the magazine and this fits into our main objective of making hacking and information security a common sense for a commn man.To start with we have the sections below. We hope to add a lot of sections in future, all we need is input from you on what would you like to see in your magazine Moving further we need a lot of help form the whole information security community of the country to make this a success

0x00 Tech Gyan

DOM-based is unique form of XSS, used very similarly to non-persistent, but where the JavaScript malware payload doesn’t need to be sent or echoed by the Web site to exploit auser. Consider our eCommerce Web site example, where a feature on the Website is used to display sales promotions.The following URL queries the backend database for the information specified by the product_id value which is shown to the user.

0x02 Tool Gyan

The Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer provides a streamlined method to identify missing security updates and common security misconfigurations. MBSA 2.1.1 is a minor upgrade to add support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.

0x04 Mom's Guide

Belarc Advisor can be very useful for home pc users and getting the computer info in just one click. It is a freeware application for diagnosing PC problems, it analyze your machine elements such as anti-virus, security flaws in Windows have been patched or not then it will give the your computer score showing its overall security level and produces a html report which can be viewed in the web browser.

0x01 Legal Gyan

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) is a California (USA) based not for profit organization that spearheads the open source movement around the world.

0x03 Command Line Gyan

Oh! By the way we have discussed a lot on Command Line Gyan about advance stuff but are we comfortable with basic settings which we might use daily?
In this issue of command line gyan, let’s play around with IP address configurations

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