- 18 Easy Exploits to Raise Spellcasting Skills in Skyrim
Skyrim's experience system is more intelligent than its predecessors Before, a player could raise their skills simply by casting a spell repeatedly, or jumping over and over (if you were an acrobat) The new engine in Skyrim only grants experience when the skill is used in a practical manner
- How to Dox Anyone :: Null Byte - WonderHowTo
Doxing is the act of finding one's personal information through research and discovery, with little to no information to start with You may have seen
- Midas Magic Spell Overhaul [MOD]: Now on Skyrim :: Null Byte
Long story short, this is a mod by Xilver, who once upon a time did a spell mod called Midas Magic: Spells of Aurum, for TES Oblivion Well, now he made one for TES Skyrim
- An Intro to Vim, the Unix Text Editor Every Hacker Should Be Familiar . . .
As pentesters and hackers, we're going to be working with text frequently — wordlists, configuration files, etc A lot of this we'll be doing on our
- Nmap :: Null Byte
Discover the power of Nmap, the leading open-source network scanning tool designed for security auditing and network discovery With its robust features,
- How to Scrape Target Email Addresses with TheHarvester
To initiate a harvester search, you'll need to spell out a couple variables for the script to understand With each command, theHarvester will run searches on multiple platforms to find email addresses and websites related to the organization or domain you specify If you have a screen name for your target, this will suffice
- How to Use Zero-Width Characters to Hide Secret Messages in Text . . .
^X Exit ^R Read File ^\ Replace ^U Paste Text ^T To Spell ^_ Go To Line Great, the cover text is clearly visible Now, let's try to see what's going on underneath the cover text For that, we can use vim to see the hidden characters As you can see below, it's a lot different than what nano showed up Type :qa and hit Enter to quit vim
- How to Get Started with MicroPython for ESP8266 Microcontrollers
MicroPython to the Rescue In MicroPython, we can do the same in a way that's clearly understandable in two lines First, we import the modules we need, and then we spell out what we want to do in clear and straightforward Python from time import sleep; from machine import Pin; led = Pin(2, Pin OUT) # Imports modules and defines output pin 5 while True: led on(); sleep(1); led off(); sleep(1
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