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OSWP Review

The Offensive Security Wireless Professional is an ethical hacking certification offered by Offensive Security that teaches wireless penetration testing techniques, specifically for WEP, WPA, and WPA2.

It comes with the Offensive Security Wireless Attacks video and PDF course, which aims to prepare students for the exam. In this article, I take the time to talk about my experience with this certification, the pros and cons of the course, thoughts after taking and passing the exam, etc.

https://steflan-security.com/offensive-security-wireless-professional-oswp-review/

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iPhone disabling multiple times while in pocket

My iPhone keeps disabling while in my pocket, it barely lets me type & my Instagram account has uploaded a picture without my interaction. Is this likely that I’ve been hacked and what can I do? I’m a newbie with this stuff so apologies for my lack of knowledge.

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HTTPS/HSTS bypass using bettercap

Hi guys so I’m pretty new to the whole own testing world and have been using a course to get to grips with everything. I’ve gotten to a section that is supposed to cause HTTPS sites to change to a HTTP with a MITM attack. It’s the hstshijack command however no matter what I try the link just won’t seem to revert to HTTP. The HSTS links aren’t changing either can someone please help! I’m using Kali Linux.

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What happens if I continually upload auto-generated 12 hours 4K videos to YouTube in order to take all their place?

I've never had an intention to hack YouTube, but there're two ways to satisfy mu curiosity:

1. Try and see what happens. This can lead to the real problems, so - nope.
2. Ask somewhere like this.

So I'm basically wondering how YouTube is secured from it. If I just write a program that generates random pixels every frame throughout 12 hours with 4K resolution, and generate hundreds of videos, add some white noise and name it like "White Noise + Screen Noise Relaxation Video #1/2/3/...", and upload it daily from multiple accounts. Will it create at least minor problems for them?

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The biggest regret of professional hackers when they were beginners and their advice.

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