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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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Resources For writing Malware?

Hi folks

I'm a junior software developer and am already quite comfortable with writing programs in C# and can do some tricks in python too. I'm interested in learning to write malware by myself just for learning and entertainment purposes of course. Most of the "hacking courses" I saw are about using already existing tools and scripts and do not go in depth of how to code stuff on your own. So I would like to hear any good recommendations that are suitable for folks who already know how to code and want to some practical stuff by themselves.

Any advice is welcome

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Lockpicking knowledge?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/nptg28/lockpicking_knowledge/

I run a lockpicking group in my area and we are going to be starting up Physical Security training classes soon for IT Professionals, Pentesters, Locksmiths, and laypeople. I'm curious what information pentesters would like to see in this kind of training. At the moment we'll be going over tools, lock types, basics of lockpicking, lock bypassing, handcuffs, and some other things. Are there any specific points that someone in the pentesting field would want to learn about locks/barriers to entry that you don't normally get in classes? submitted by /u/fireshaper (https://www.reddit.com/user/fireshaper)
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