Sn1Per Tutorial Basics

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Sn1per Recommended Hacking Tutorial

Sn1per is one of the most exciting hacking software to come out in recent years. In fact, it’s been out for a while now – but in any event, if you’re a serious pentester/ethical hacker, then I’d strongly suggest that you learn how to use this hacking tool.

Headsup! If you’re interested: I interviewed the lead developer of Sn1per, check it out!

Sn1per: An Overview

Sniper is basically a multi-tasked hacking tool. Its primary focus is as a reconnaissance tool and it excels at being able to effectively gather recon intel and then you can perform certain attacks.

This tool does also allows automated attacks. You also have the ability to choose whether you want to be passive or offensive with your attacking.

Of interest the tool works with Metasploit and Nmap. One of the things I like is that you can combine it with tools like WPScan and Arachni.

From Version 7 Sn1per has had impressive reporting which if you’re a Penetration Tester will help you prepare your reports.

To start Sn1per use this command: sniper -t 123.123.123.123

There are different ways to run it so you should take a look at the -help options and get it just the way you want it. When it first loads there are configurations files that fire-up automation hosts such as port-pinging (using Nmap). This is a great feature (that it startsup without too much tweaking) because it works in real-time, meaning that a competent hacker will be able to perform hacks in a “live mode”.

The ports that are pre-configured (via extension .nse) are the ones that you’d expect to see when seeking open ports for offensive scans.

The cool thing is that when you see the scans take place you can see take a note and tweak your findings.

Sn1per works great for this resource for Web Application Scanning and CMS securing.

At the end of the scan you can have the results egressed via an XML file which you can then load in Metasploit.

The options to hack with Sn1per are endless and it is absolutely a fantastic tool to get to know and work with – highly recommended.

This tool is definitely a favorite of mine.

Henry "HMFIC"

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12 thoughts on “Sn1Per Tutorial Basics

  1. Please tell me how to learn how to hack WiFi because I like technical things, suggest me the best WiFi hacking sites or apps

    1. If you’re interested in having a career in Cybersecurity (especially as a Penetration Tester or Ethical Hacker) then sure, you’ll definitely need to know how to defend against hackers cracking WiFi passwords so it is important. Regarding the “best sites for learning how to hack WiFi” firstly go and check out my resource on WiFi Hacker Tools here.

    1. There is an abundance of information on useful tutorials online. Practice, practice, and then practice some more.

  2. My Gmail account has been hacked and all of my information has been changed. I need to get my gmail account back. How can I? I need somebody to help me to.

    1. Difficult my friend. Google will NEVER give you back your Gmail password. Don’t you have a password reset, etc? There are ways to get it back legally – don’t try to hack into it – it won’t work.

  3. Boss I love your good information, but I see an error in your personal info. With my respect, I say, why you are not an expert but a specialist? I want to be a hacker, can you help me please? Maybe you can advise on some free courses?

  4. I am having problems getting Sn1per to run on my Kali Linux VM.I type in the terminal sudo bash sniper. Then sniper runs but then shuts down leaving me a message saying “You need to specify a target or workspace to use. Type sniper –help for command usage” Does anyone know what I need to do to get Sniper running? I also realize when i type in sniper in the terminal it gives me a message “zsh: command not found: Sniper” which i think if i type in sniper it should give me the version number etc. Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks

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