Sandberg: A couple years back, the U.S. government did not oppose the takeover
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🦑A simple instagram pentesting tool:

open terminal and type :

1) $ apt-get update -y

2) $ apt-get upgrade -y

3) $ pkg install python -y

4) $ pkg install python2 -y

5) $ pkg install git -y

6) $ pip install lolcat

7) $ git clone https://github.com/evildevill/instahack

8) $ ls

9) $ cd instahack

10) $ ls

11) $ bash setup

12) $ bash instahack.sh

Now you need internet connection to continue further process...

You can select any option by clicking on your keyboard

Note:- Don't delete any of the scripts included in core files

Open new session and start TOR (tor) before starting the attack

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Adobe should be updated now! Acrobat and Reader information disclosure vulnerability.
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Isn’t the iPhone 12 as amazing as Nokia was seven years ago? These sorts of feedback should be saved!
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Moscow apartments and yachts were seized by a colonel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, detained in the case of T-Platforms.
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🦑🐧 How to run Fish Shell in private mode on Linux ??

1) Launching Fish Shell in Private Mode on Linux
Since version 3.0, the fish shell comes with the –private flag, which can be used to launch the Fish shell in private or incognito mode.

2) To enable incognito mode in this shell, simply start it with the –private flag, as shown below:

$ fish --private

3) display :

Welcome to fish, the friendly interactive shell
Type help for instructions on how to use fish.
fish is running in private mode, history will not be persisted.
You are now in a private fish shell session!

4) In private mode, the old history is not available and any interactive commands you execute will not be added to the global history file, making it useful both for preventing inadvertent leakage of personal information (for example for screencasts) and when dealing with sensitive information to prevent it saved to disk.

5) Note that the Fish shell does not add whitespace commands to its history file by default.

The –private flag makes this work even easier.

6) The system will not record command history while the user remains in private mode.

To return to normal mode, type exit and start fish shell again without the –private flag.
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McAfee VirusScan Patch 16 has a security vulnerability, preventing hackers to bypass their restriction.
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🦑BASIC :

Shell history file

1) Every Unix shell has the ability to log all the commands you run in your Terminal.

2) Depending on the shell used, the commands are stored in a text file elsewhere.

3) In the Bash shell, all commands are written to ~ / .bash_history by default.

4) In the Fish shell, the command records are stored in the ~ / .local / share / fish / fish_history file.

5) In the Zsh shell, commands are saved in ~ / .zsh_history or any other user-configured file.

6) Now the question is, what if you don't want to record command history at all?

7) Perhaps you are using a shared system and do not want to save the commands you run in the history file.

8) If you've ever wanted to stop logging commands in the history file, we'll show you how you can do this one

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Recruitment shows that Tesla’s autopilot test is extended to Phoenix, USA
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PosteMobile: To the most faithful, Creami Relax 100 is back
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🦑🔐 How to set up SSH config file on macOS to make it easier to connect to servers ??

1) You are probably using SSH to connect to remote machines for administrative purposes.
Generally, SSH is pretty easy to use.

2) Open your macOS terminal app and enter a command like:
ssh 192.168.1.20

3) As long as your usernames match on both ends, that's okay, but if your usernames don't match, this command might look like:

ssh vega@192.168.1.20

4) What happens if you remotely connect to 10 or 20 different machines during the day, each with a different username and IP address?

🐧 How to use SSH configuration for each Linux host
It can get a little confusing after a while.
What if I told you that SSH can use a config file to make things easier?

5) Using the SSH config file, you can configure SSH connections so that you can run the command:

ssh web1
or
ssh db1

6) How do I do this on macOS?

Let's take a look at this with examples.

🦑What do you need
The only thing you need is a MacBook or iMac that connects over SSH to multiple remote servers.

With everything ready, let's make it possible.

7) How to create a config file
Open your macOS terminal app.

Once it opens, navigate to your custom SSH directory using the command:

cd ~ / .ssh

8) In this directory, create a new file using the command:

nano config

9) Let's create our first configuration.
For example, let's say it's a Nextcloud server with an IP address of 192.168.1.20 and the username is vega.

10) We're going to call this server "nextcloud" so we can easily remember how to build a secure shell into it.
We are also going to enable key authentication for connecting to servers.

11) This configuration will look like this:

Host nextcloud
HostName 192.168.1.20
User vega
IdentityFile ~ / .ssh / id_rsa.pub
If you are not using SSH key authentication (which you should), you need to remove the IdentityFile line.

Save and close the file.

12) To connect via SSH to our Nextcloud server, you just need to enter the command:

ssh nextcloud
You can create as many configurations in this file as you need (one for each server), each with different parameters.

12) Just make sure you include at least the Host and Hostname parameters.

This makes it much easier to remotely access these servers from an Apple laptop or desktop.

13) Let's say you are using the same account on all servers in your datacenter using the 192.168.1.x IP address scheme.

You can tweak this at the top of the config file with two simple lines:

Host 192.168.1. *
User USERNAME

14) Where USERNAME is the user on remote machines.

Then you can create each host config entry (below) by excluding the User option, for example:

Host nextcloud
HostName 192.168.1.20
IdentityFile ~ / .ssh / id_rsa.pub

Host web1
HostName 192.168.1.25

Host db1
HostName 192.168.1.100
IdentityFile ~ / .ssh / db_rsa.pub
Save the file.

15) You are now ready to SSH into these machines using commands such as:
ssh nextcloud
ssh web1
ssh db1
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