Introduction of Smurf Attack The Smurf attack is a type of Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack that exploits Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) to flood a target system with traffic. By sending ICMP echo requests to a network’s broadcast address with the victim’s spoofed IP address, multiple devices respond, overwhelming the victim’s resources and causing service disruptions. […]
CentOS Linux Distribution is one of the most popular Linux operating system distributions. CentOS stands for Community ENTerprise Operating System.
Linux systemctl Command The systemctl command is a tool used on Linux systems to manage system services and the system’s overall state. It is part of systemd, a system and service manager that has become the standard for many Linux distributions. Using systemctl, you can start, stop, restart services, check their status, enable them to […]
Parallel Test Execution using TestNG Parallel test execution in TestNG allows multiple test cases to run simultaneously, reducing execution time and improving efficiency. This is particularly useful for large test suites. Enabling Parallel Execution TestNG provides multiple ways to execute tests in parallel using the testng.xml configuration file. Parallel Execution Options TestNG supports parallel execution […]
JMeter Thread Group The Thread Group is the fundamental element of any JMeter Test Plan. One of first elements that we need to configure to execute a load test is the Thread Group. It defines the number of virtual users (threads) that JMeter will simulate and controls the test execution flow. Each thread that executes the […]
UEFI Firmware Settings
In this post, we will learn the settings involved in changing PC UEFI Firmware Settings. In this example, we will look at the steps
