How do Hackers Hide Themselves?
1) Using a proper VPN or VPS.
2) Route the traffic through TOR network.
3) Use a proxy service.
4) Buy an 'RDP' session to attack.
5) Use infected machines of other victims to run attack.
6) Destroying and corrupting any logs.
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1) Using a proper VPN or VPS.
2) Route the traffic through TOR network.
3) Use a proxy service.
4) Buy an '
5) Use infected machines of other victims to run attack.
6) Destroying and corrupting any logs.
For query/promotion : @geekcodevipbot
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How to bypass root detection and SSL pinning on Android and iOS using Frida and Objection
https://securitycafe.ro/2022/02/01/root-detection-and-ssl-pinning-bypass/
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https://securitycafe.ro/2022/02/01/root-detection-and-ssl-pinning-bypass/
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Root detection and SSL pinning bypass
There are multiple methods to circumvent the client-side security that blocks the usage of the tested application in an unsafe environment such as Rooted or Jailbroken devices. Next, I will give yo…
Why Do You Need A VPN?
Think about all the times you’ve been on the go, reading emails while in line at the coffee shop, or checking your bank account while waiting at the doctor’s office. Unless you were logged into a private Wi-Fi network that required a password, any data transmitted during your online session was likely vulnerable to eavesdropping by strangers using the same network.
The encryption and anonymity that a VPN provides protects all of your online activities: sending emails, shopping online, or paying bills. VPNs also help keep your Web browsing anonymous.
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Think about all the times you’ve been on the go, reading emails while in line at the coffee shop, or checking your bank account while waiting at the doctor’s office. Unless you were logged into a private Wi-Fi network that required a password, any data transmitted during your online session was likely vulnerable to eavesdropping by strangers using the same network.
The encryption and anonymity that a VPN provides protects all of your online activities: sending emails, shopping online, or paying bills. VPNs also help keep your Web browsing anonymous.
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What is WEB 3.0?
The web 3.0 definition varies depending on who you ask, but in general, it’s considered the third generation of the internet. Web 3.0 is also called the semantic web or the spatial web. If you break the evolution of the internet into segments with the first being simple web pages and the second being apps, social media, and mass adoption, the emerging blockchain-based web would be internet 3.0. Essentially, it’s a user-friendly, more secure, more private and better connected internet.
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The web 3.0 definition varies depending on who you ask, but in general, it’s considered the third generation of the internet. Web 3.0 is also called the semantic web or the spatial web. If you break the evolution of the internet into segments with the first being simple web pages and the second being apps, social media, and mass adoption, the emerging blockchain-based web would be internet 3.0. Essentially, it’s a user-friendly, more secure, more private and better connected internet.
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Google started searching the Cloud for cryptocurrency mining malware
Google Cloud began using VMTD — Virtual Machine Threat Detection.
Users' cloud storage will now be scanned for malware, including cryptocurrency mining, Google said in a blog post.
The post notes that VMTD is "the first detection capability from a major cloud provider on the market," which agentless memory scans and helps detect threats running in the Cloud.
In November, Google discovered that 86% of compromised Cloud accounts were being used to mine cryptocurrencies, which motivated the company to beef up protection.
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Google Cloud began using VMTD — Virtual Machine Threat Detection.
Users' cloud storage will now be scanned for malware, including cryptocurrency mining, Google said in a blog post.
The post notes that VMTD is "the first detection capability from a major cloud provider on the market," which agentless memory scans and helps detect threats running in the Cloud.
In November, Google discovered that 86% of compromised Cloud accounts were being used to mine cryptocurrencies, which motivated the company to beef up protection.
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