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hacking: security in practice
Brute Forcing Windows Credentials

So the place I'm targeting has at max 43 million password combinations, probably far less. I have written a program to see how many combinations per second my computer can guess (17 million) but I don't have an entry point to exercise my program onto. Any suggestions?

They're all local computers, no active directory connection. Though there is a print server active on all computers using UniFlow.

(Their OneDrive passwords are the same as their local account passwords)

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Hey Guys, I hope you are doing well, Happy to write my Second article in Medium Continue reading on Medium » (https://elgllad.medium.com/how-i-bypassed-two-factor-authentication-3-times-on-the-same-target-b157cf1814fa?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
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Spotlight on 2023 Dan Kaminsky Fellow: Dr. Gus Andrews

As the second Kaminsky Fellow, Dr. Andrews will study the use of threat intelligence to track campaigns against the human rights community.
hacking: security in practice
Is it possible to hack into Backbones?

Hey everyone, I don't know shit about anything, more so when it comes to computers. But I just learned that the world is connected through wires that cross the oceans or below land and reach Backbones, what I interpreted as "Main internet servers". I'm probably butchering this, don't mind the ignorance.
The first thing that came to mind was "What if people actually hacked into backbones, wouldn't they be able to control whole regions, countries or continents worth of machines?" This sounds like something a Bond villain would plot, so I assume it's not doable, but why isn't it? Has anyone ever hacked into Backbones?

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hacking: security in practice
Annoying phishing? Too far...

Since I first posted something in this subreddit like 3 weeks ago, I have been constantly harrased by someone (or bunch of them) sending followers to offer only fans and what not. I get 1 time or maybe 2 times, but why to keep insisting the same phishing method if your target doesn't fall for it? I don't get it, I need your wisdom here guys.

I'm not a teenager jarkin at the screen or whatever, no way I will fall for only fans bot follower pron star 😂

Anyway to block follower subtmititons for good?

I'm new to pentesting and hacking so I don't get the logic behind these "temptations".

I read you guys, thanks in advanced!

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