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someone uniquely attacked me

Hi reddit, i have website that contains information in the form of names and numbers, the website was public while ago but it's currently inactive, you couldn't view the data related to you without a password, some of the data on the website was changed while the website was inactive without triggering any kind of alarm what so ever, i discovered the change by pure chance, does anyone have any idea how could this have happened? i can use any kind of help, thank you.

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Entendiendo la inyección XPath con ejemplos prácticos.

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En este escrito aprenderás acerca de inyecciones Xpath e intentaré ser lo mas claro posible.

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Understanding XPath injection with practical examples.

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In this writing you will learn about XPath injections and I will try to be as clear as possible.

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TryHackMe Write-up: Tomghost.

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Esta vez vamos a intentar explotar una vulnerabilidad recientes que afecta a Apache Tomcat.

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checklist cyber security แบบอย่างง่าย(มั้ง)

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เช็คลิสต์ตามเลเวล (ง่ายไปยาก)

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Looking for fun ways to continue getting into hacking (white hat, no worries)

I just finished overthewire bandit and am getting a bit bored on some of the steps in natas, causing me to add increasingly larger spanses of time in between when I work on it. I'm looking for a fun and rewarding way to "get into hacking"

I'm aware of hackthebox, hackerone, and multiple other resources, I just don't really know where my current skills leave me at the moment

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Windows Kernel Debugging & Exploitation Part 2 - Stack Overflow

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What Do Cyber Warfare Specialists do?

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In this post, we examine what exactly constitutes ‘offensive cyber capabilities’ (OCCs) and their role in conducting cyber operations with…

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Twitter Exposed | 28 Twitter search commands to find anything on twitter | for Advance Users

Twitter is a social media with a huge global coverage and it is used by many people. Even Trump uses Twitter to govern the country. We…

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Ways to maintain persistence on Windows *Educational Purposes Only!*

Hello everyone! Hope you all are safe and doing great, In this video, I will be showing you how you can maintain persistence on Windows, I will be showing you automated way to achieve persistence using metasploit and the manual way without metasploit! Hope you like the video and learn something! Peace!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8ZWy7QvyGM

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New programming subreddit for highschoolers: r/cshighschoolers

Hey! I’ve been around the cs subreddits for a bit, and as a high schooler, I often find that I have a difficultly connecting with the others in the various cs subreddits. This is mainly to due the fact that most of the people in those subreddits such as r/programming or r/compsci are adults. Because of this, I created r/cshighschoolers: a place where highschoolers can come together and ask questions, show accomplishments, and discuss classes regarding computer science, programming, and coding! If this seems interesting to you, and you would like to help out a brand new subreddit grow, then come check us out and subscribe! We are also looking for MODS to further help the subreddit. Thanks!

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