#Advent_Of_Cyber
One down! πͺππ
it was pretty easy and straightforward. The downloaded ZIP file contained two files. One was a Windows shortcut file designed to download malicious malware from a remote serverβin this case, GitHub. This malware was intended to harvest sensitive information. ππ
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One down! πͺππ
it was pretty easy and straightforward. The downloaded ZIP file contained two files. One was a Windows shortcut file designed to download malicious malware from a remote serverβin this case, GitHub. This malware was intended to harvest sensitive information. ππ
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"if you are CEO of a company and you are dumb enough to leave your login info on posted note on your desk it is not a hack it is barely social-engineering" π : author Gilfoyle
https://youtu.be/Qm7k1CPFkIc?si=VB6U5tx9M2tLYTCL
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https://youtu.be/Qm7k1CPFkIc?si=VB6U5tx9M2tLYTCL
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YouTube
How to Get Someone's Password
It's inevitable that a criminal will make you the target. And one thing they may try to do is steal your password. This video demonstrates the many possible ways they may be able to get your password. Some might be your fault (like clicking a bad link), someβ¦
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While i have shared a lot of my bug bounty success story with you all, let me share story of my failures!
You know, When i was starting bug bounty hunting, I was unable to report a valid vulnerability for 6 month straight! Every report that i submitted got marked as informative, not applicable and duplicate! At that time, i was very demotivated, stressed and depressed. I was thinking, "Maybe bug bounty is not my thing" but suddenly, I started questioning myself:
1. Didn't i wanted to learn cyber security because it is my passion?
2. Am i only focusing on reporting vulnerabilities instead of improving my skills?
By asking these questions, I understand one thing: I need to switch my focus on learning, improving and hacking instead of getting demotivated because i was not getting any rewards! And eventually, I was able to get that first vulnerability and now i can easily say that i am the better version of myself than before!
You know, When i was starting bug bounty hunting, I was unable to report a valid vulnerability for 6 month straight! Every report that i submitted got marked as informative, not applicable and duplicate! At that time, i was very demotivated, stressed and depressed. I was thinking, "Maybe bug bounty is not my thing" but suddenly, I started questioning myself:
1. Didn't i wanted to learn cyber security because it is my passion?
2. Am i only focusing on reporting vulnerabilities instead of improving my skills?
By asking these questions, I understand one thing: I need to switch my focus on learning, improving and hacking instead of getting demotivated because i was not getting any rewards! And eventually, I was able to get that first vulnerability and now i can easily say that i am the better version of myself than before!
Day 5 - Done! π
it was all about the XXE vulnerability in web apps. It was super fun! If you want to dive deeper into this vuln, I recommend checking out the XXE room on TryHackMe, as well as resources like PortSwigger and PwnFunction's YouTube video [vid ].
I skipped Day 4 and Day 6 because my internet was like shit, but hopefully, Iβll catch up tomorrow!
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it was all about the XXE vulnerability in web apps. It was super fun! If you want to dive deeper into this vuln, I recommend checking out the XXE room on TryHackMe, as well as resources like PortSwigger and PwnFunction's YouTube video [vid ].
I skipped Day 4 and Day 6 because my internet was like shit, but hopefully, Iβll catch up tomorrow!
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You ever have one of those moments where you just stop and think, "Wow, how did I not know this?" π
Well, today I realized something obvious: TOR isnβt just nameβitβs actually an abbreviation for "The Onion Router!" π€― All this time, I thought it was just a catchy title. Silly me, right?
And to make things even better,i barely remember what WiFi stands for... π€ Guess I need to dig into that next.
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Well, today I realized something obvious: TOR isnβt just nameβitβs actually an abbreviation for "The Onion Router!" π€― All this time, I thought it was just a catchy title. Silly me, right?
And to make things even better,i barely remember what WiFi stands for... π€ Guess I need to dig into that next.
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Forwarded from Mira
Collection of resources to learn cyber-security, and pentest in general
https://github.com/Nickyie/Cybersecurity-Resources
https://github.com/Nickyie/Cybersecurity-Resources
End of Time
K-391 & Alan Walker & Ahrix
Back in high school, I was totally hooked on EDM. π§π₯ I couldnβt get enough of artists like Alan Walker, Martin Garrix, Marshmello, Avicii, and more.
I was that guy who spammed our Telegram group with songs from these legends. π My classmates had no escapeβEDM vibes were everywhere.after two years, and guess what? I just stumbled upon that same group and all the songs I shared back then
Listening to them now, it feels so freshβ Itβs such a vibe to remember about the good old days before AASTU π. Nostalgia hits differently when it comes with beats, drops, and memories! πΊ
and this song is one of'em .
Whatβs your throwback from high school? wanna drop it in the comment section ?
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I was that guy who spammed our Telegram group with songs from these legends. π My classmates had no escapeβEDM vibes were everywhere.after two years, and guess what? I just stumbled upon that same group and all the songs I shared back then
Listening to them now, it feels so freshβ Itβs such a vibe to remember about the good old days before AASTU π. Nostalgia hits differently when it comes with beats, drops, and memories! πΊ
and this song is one of'em .
Whatβs your throwback from high school? wanna drop it in the comment section ?
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Forwarded from Luna's pathwayπ€ (Luna)
Hello,I need your attention for a second!
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Commercial Bank of Ethiopia: 1000259462774 (Daniel Basazinew)
Telebirr: 0941219026 (Zinash)
Share the campaign with your networks to spread the word.
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One of our own, Daniel Basazinew, a talented software engineer and an incredible human being, is facing a life-threatening challenge. Daniel has been diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), and both of his kidneys have failed. He urgently needs a kidney transplant, but the cost of the procedure abroad is $40,000.
Daniel has always been there for others, mentoring, helping, and inspiring those around him. Now, it's our turn to help him in his time of need.
Here's how you can support:
Donate via GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/urgent-support-daniels-kidney-transplant
Local Donations (Ethiopia):
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia: 1000259462774 (Daniel Basazinew)
Telebirr: 0941219026 (Zinash)
Share the campaign with your networks to spread the word.
Let's rally together to save Danielβs life. Every little bit countsβthank you for your support!
content credit : Nahom Abera
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