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From Endpoint Management to Experience Management – UEM Does It The Best!
From Endpoint Management to Experience Management – UEM Does It The Best!
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From Endpoint Management to Experience Management - UEM Does It The Best! - Kali Linux Tutorials
In recent years, organizations are increasingly championing the movement of employee satisfaction. Customer satisfaction, of course, is one of the quintessential factors for any enterprise to be successful. However, in recent times, enterprises have realized…
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Hacking the Hackers: The Battle for Cybersecurity Supremacy
Keeping our online lives secure in the digital age is no simple task.
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Hacking the Hackers: The Battle for Cybersecurity Supremacy
Keeping our online lives secure in the digital age is no simple task.
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AFP Secret Files Leak 2022
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AFP Secret Files Leak 2022
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Common Password Attacks
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Password is a secret key to authorize or authenticate a user. With the help of username and password, users can confirm their identity and…
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Common Password Attacks
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Afrog explained for bug bounty hunters
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When working as a pentester or bug hunter it is normal to want to automate some of our work.
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Afrog explained for bug bounty hunters
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https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/wetf8mYhcfePnLCnJmWq2gqkFWpJkrPrx8aCM7vdCck.jpg Hello,
First, sorry if I sound very ignorant. I'm a former Python dev just getting into hacking with an interest in pentesting. I'm currently studying for the A+ certification and I'm planning to go all the way to CEH.
Now, my "error".
Okay, so, to challenge myself I've decided to try on a popular CTF : Mr.Robot (which I found on vulnhub).
I'm at the part where I'm trying a brute force attack to find the user Elliot's wordpress password from a dictionary (which does contain the correct password).
On my terminal, I type the following command :
hydra -l Elliot -P fsocity.dic 10.35.1.11 http-post-form "/wp-login.php:log=\USER^&pwd=^PSWD^:The password you entered for the username Elliot is incorrect." -t 30)
The correct password is supposed to be ER28-0652. But hydra returns a lot of false positives, and no sign of the correct password. (check the attached screenshot to see the terminal)
What am I doing wrong? How could I fix the issue?
Again, sorry for sounding ignorant (I am).
Thank you!
Hydra returns false positives when trying to brute force a wordpress's password on a vulnerable server.
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First, sorry if I sound very ignorant. I'm a former Python dev just getting into hacking with an interest in pentesting. I'm currently studying for the A+ certification and I'm planning to go all the way to CEH.
Now, my "error".
Okay, so, to challenge myself I've decided to try on a popular CTF : Mr.Robot (which I found on vulnhub).
I'm at the part where I'm trying a brute force attack to find the user Elliot's wordpress password from a dictionary (which does contain the correct password).
On my terminal, I type the following command :
hydra -l Elliot -P fsocity.dic 10.35.1.11 http-post-form "/wp-login.php:log=\USER^&pwd=^PSWD^:The password you entered for the username Elliot is incorrect." -t 30)
The correct password is supposed to be ER28-0652. But hydra returns a lot of false positives, and no sign of the correct password. (check the attached screenshot to see the terminal)
What am I doing wrong? How could I fix the issue?
Again, sorry for sounding ignorant (I am).
Thank you!
Hydra returns false positives when trying to brute force a wordpress's password on a vulnerable server.
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Minalic 2.0.0 Buffer Overflow Exploit
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<!-- SC_OFF -->It's a bit of an obscure one, but has anyone here had any success exploiting the buffer overflow vulnerability in Minalic 2.0.0? I'm following all the online guides, recieving the same offsets as the exploit requires, but the value defined in the Host header isn't being read into the EBX register which is essential for the program to work. I'm using this exploit from Exploit-DB: https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/24958 Any help would be much appreciated, and please let me know if this is the wrong subreddit for this type of post. Thanks! <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Manu1299 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Manu1299)
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<!-- SC_OFF -->It's a bit of an obscure one, but has anyone here had any success exploiting the buffer overflow vulnerability in Minalic 2.0.0? I'm following all the online guides, recieving the same offsets as the exploit requires, but the value defined in the Host header isn't being read into the EBX register which is essential for the program to work. I'm using this exploit from Exploit-DB: https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/24958 Any help would be much appreciated, and please let me know if this is the wrong subreddit for this type of post. Thanks! <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Manu1299 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Manu1299)
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