hacking: security in practice
Neighbor gave me a really weird URL for his "contact" from a QR code on his business card

Idk if I'm just paranoid, or if this person really just tried to tap into my information.

First off, he was downstairs (where I am) because he was working on the fuse box (we share a duplex house) and after he finished, he saw me playing on my PC, and he started by asking me about my PC setup, and all my specs in it.

Then he proceeded to tell me about his PC and how he has a "CaliLinux"? I'm not sure if I said that right, and I misheard him or whatever, but I asked what that was, and he told me it was for penetration testing and how he knows how to read Javascript.

After some talk, he said he has a business going on for housing stuff, but he made me scan his QR code with my phone on his business card for his "contact info" even though my fiancé and I already have his phone number from previous chats about the house we're in.

It opened a link to this very odd, and unfinished looking website for his business that had a very strange URL, something I've never seen before, even with amateur programmers making new websites, it just looked way too funky, especially for what he was trying to make the website for, it didn't even seem professional like it should be.

He immediately scrolled down and clicked this button that said "Save" which started downloading his contact info, but even the download file ended in something like ".xlf" or something along those lines, I don't remember necessarily, because I deleted it right away when he walked away, because this just seems way too weird.

If anyone is able to help me test this URL and make sure it's not a virus, I'd be very appreciative, I want to know if I need to start doing something with my phone or not, like if there's any viruses I need start working on, or if I should get a new phone.

Please do not click on this link if you don't know how to test it, I do not want anyone else to be effected if this is a virus

https://link.v1ce.co.uk/aaat1n/964349

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hacking: security in practice
Reported Google Search Brute Force Sequence, Google Responded Infeasible (Won't Fix)

simple brute force sequence I discovered example of many: g[]saty[s[y]tsd. absolutely destroys it

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CyberSecurity Practice Labs

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CyberSecurity Practice Labs
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How To Setup Advance Nessus Network Scan?
https://justm0rph3u5.medium.com/how-to-setup-advance-nessus-network-scan-c7fcf89e417b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Hacking on Medium
Do Not Try on Google (2021)

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Do Not Try on Google (2021). Nowadays people search for everything in Google, due to which they also have to bear the loss. Because Google…

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Hacking on Medium
Research Article on Rerouting Internet Protocols to Circumvent Security

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Hackers can mess with HTTPS connections by sending data to your email server — Dan Goodin, Arstechnica, 6/9/2021

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Hacking on Medium
How To Setup Advance Nessus Network Scan?

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This is an unofficial Nessus blog which deals with advance scans for better results and compliance. There will be section for…

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make sqlmap show the sql commands that it used to dump the tables
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/o0yp6b/make_sqlmap_show_the_sql_commands_that_it_used_to/

im a newbie in sql injection and im learning how to use sqlmap. i first harvested the post request from burpsuite and saved it in a file and i passed that file into sqlmap using sqlmap -r -p username after running that and said yes to all the prompts. it said it it was vulnerable to bool based, error-based and and/or time based blind sql injection and it showed me the different sql commands that it used to confrm that next that i did was to use the --dump to get all the contents of the database sqlmap -r -p username --dump after that it showed me the tables that was dumped. im curious whether i can make sqlmap show the sql commands that it used to dump the tables? It would really help me in learning sql injection more thanks submitted by /u/darkalimdor18 (https://www.reddit.com/user/darkalimdor18)
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Deep Web
Is there a reputable paid service for hosting an onion site for legal purposes?

This is going to sound completely dumb, but is there a reputable paid service that does all the back end hosting for onion sites for legal file hosting?

For things like digital art or software you made and want to share without dealing with pansy's who are too scared to visit the dark web.

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Part-1 Dive into Zoom Applications
https://rakesh-thodupunoori.medium.com/part-1-dive-into-zoom-applications-d70f3de53ec5?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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