Category Max OS X

When doing forensics sometimes it is very important to retrieve the exact version of the web page visited to see the contents at the time of visit.

Recently I had a similar task but I couldn’t find any tool for Mac OS, so I decided to ask on Twitter, however most of the answers I got were focused on Windows.

After some trail and error with Python open source tools and other paid software I found the perfect solution.

If you want to do the same you can simply copy the cached files from Mac OS and use a freeware tool from nirsoft called: ChromeCacheView

The cached files on Mac should be on ~/Library/Google/Chrome/Cache; and also concider other none primal location such:
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome and
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/App...

If you’re suffering from an ads injecting malware like this one:

Usually it is a black box showing at the button of any website you visit form any browser: Safari, Chrome, Firefox.
Don’t try to remove a plugin or extension. This malware is not a browser add-in.
I have wrote a tiny bash script to run in your mac and it will clean your system.
You can download it form here – just run it as sudo.

You can easily view the source of the script by opening it in your fav text editor.

credits: Thanks to this guy here who mentioned the process name and how to clean it.

Inspiration
I see a lot of kids playing games non stop. Studies have shown that games make you smarter, but too much games can have serious consequences on your heath and the well being of your mind. I decided to build this tiny tool to  help parents to warn their kids from spending too much time on their console games.

Description
Tl;Dr: An application that will disconnect a device from the internet for a period of time every x mints.

Dependencies
airmon-ng, aireplay-ng, and vlc (optional)
apt-get install airmon-ng aireplay-ng vlc -y

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