AASTU CSC
Dr. Asrat, Associate Professor at AASTU's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is on stage talking about cyber attacks and how our club helps raise awareness. @AASTU_CyberClub
The AASTU CSC cybersecurity club now officially exists since its initial launch today. π
after a lot of obstacles on the way we finally launched the club, and yeah it didnt go as planed but it's okay for now, but promise we will organize a huge cyber eventππ
During the event I used an embedded macro malware document to show Windows machine hacking techniques while also explaining safety measures against such attacks.
A huge thank to everyone who showed up at the event πππ
@AfroSec
after a lot of obstacles on the way we finally launched the club, and yeah it didnt go as planed but it's okay for now, but promise we will organize a huge cyber eventππ
During the event I used an embedded macro malware document to show Windows machine hacking techniques while also explaining safety measures against such attacks.
A huge thank to everyone who showed up at the event πππ
@AfroSec
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Android Security & Malware
Looks like there is a demand for Telegram RCE exploit https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/21/russian-zero-day-seller-is-offering-up-to-4-million-for-telegram-exploits/
Damn, this is huge π³ Zero-day sellers are getting wild fr
Russian zero-day seller is offering up to $4 million for Telegram exploits mtsm
@AfroSec
Russian zero-day seller is offering up to $4 million for Telegram exploits mtsm
@AfroSec
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i never tried any web3 challenges or concepts before like blockchain and stuff like that
but today i tried a challenge which is found in htb cyber apocalypse and i got the flag after all π
but htb is crazy fr endeee mndnew koy
like bro easy blew lela tarik wst π€―
it aint fair tho π
@AfroSec
but today i tried a challenge which is found in htb cyber apocalypse and i got the flag after all π
but htb is crazy fr endeee mndnew koy
like bro easy blew lela tarik wst π€―
it aint fair tho π
@AfroSec
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Cybertopia
I found a time-based and union-based SQLi in one of the university website. Tip: Always check every parameter and test.you never know where a vulnerability might be hiding. @cybert0pia
hey guys
I have a friend who is a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast, and we've been hustling together since this semester,now, he has created a channel and joined the cyber blogging communityππ
Show some love and support for our bro
@AfroSec
I have a friend who is a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast, and we've been hustling together since this semester,now, he has created a channel and joined the cyber blogging communityππ
Show some love and support for our bro
@AfroSec
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I donβt know how you guys feel but this quote really hit deep fr.
Itβs like He gave me exactly what I needed this skill that am passionate abt and curiosity and over time, I started to understand everything like, why didnβt He just give us what we wanted instantly? Thereβs a reason for everything, it's all matter of time right and faith ?
Not trying to be a preacher here, but I just felt it uk
God is good anyway β€οΈβ€οΈ
@AfroSec
Itβs like He gave me exactly what I needed this skill that am passionate abt and curiosity and over time, I started to understand everything like, why didnβt He just give us what we wanted instantly? Thereβs a reason for everything, it's all matter of time right and faith ?
Not trying to be a preacher here, but I just felt it uk
God is good anyway β€οΈβ€οΈ
@AfroSec
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[ Next.js ]
Thereβs a new CVE out for Next.js and hope youβve seen it, If you want to actually try the attack ur slf, check out this TryHackMe room that just dropped yesterday based on the new CVE. Have at it anywayπ
@AfroSec
Thereβs a new CVE out for Next.js and hope youβve seen it, If you want to actually try the attack ur slf, check out this TryHackMe room that just dropped yesterday based on the new CVE. Have at it anywayπ
@AfroSec
TryHackMe
Next.js: CVE-2025-29927
Explore an authorisation bypass vulnerability in Next.js.
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The Hacker News
π Running an unpatched Windows system? Youβre a target. Hackers are exploiting CVE-2025-26633: EncryptHub hijacks Windows MMC with a stealthy .msc file swap via MUIPath, loading malware like Rhadamanthys and StealC through a fake βen-USβ folder. π§ͺ Trendβ¦
suuuuuupππ
Hereβs a banger for you: "MSC EvilTwin"! Ready for some Windows magic?
This oneβs all abt exploiting Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The bad guys figured out how to trick it into running malicious payloads without you knowing! π±
Fake MSI + evil MSC file = Payload runs silently when MMC is opened. No user input needed, and Stealthy ASF right ? and also it's real deal π
Patch Alert: CVE-2025-26633 (7.0 CVSS) patched recently in Patch Tuesday update
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#MSC_EvilTwin
@AfroSec
Hereβs a banger for you: "MSC EvilTwin"! Ready for some Windows magic?
This oneβs all abt exploiting Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The bad guys figured out how to trick it into running malicious payloads without you knowing! π±
Fake MSI + evil MSC file = Payload runs silently when MMC is opened. No user input needed, and Stealthy ASF right ? and also it's real deal π
Patch Alert: CVE-2025-26633 (7.0 CVSS) patched recently in Patch Tuesday update
UPDATE NOW! β οΈ
#MSC_EvilTwin
@AfroSec
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AfroSec
suuuuuupππ Hereβs a banger for you: "MSC EvilTwin"! Ready for some Windows magic? This oneβs all abt exploiting Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The bad guys figured out how to trick it into running malicious payloads without you knowing! π± Fake MSIβ¦
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The Hacker News
π Hackers can now hijack solar power systems. 46 new bugs found in inverters from Sungrow, Growatt, and SMA. Attackers could shut down power, cause blackouts, or remotely control devices like a botnet. π¬ One trick? Reset accounts to default password: 123456β¦
this is what we call it > "α α α²α΅ ααα ααα¨αα " ππ
there is no place that we hackers can't get ( exception : heaven π)
@AfroSec
there is no place that we hackers can't get ( exception : heaven π)
@AfroSec
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