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Oscp best HTB rooms?

Hey everyone I was wondering if anyone can share a list of must do rooms to help prepare and cover the contents of oscp? I know more rooms the better but just an list of must do will be much appreciated.

I am aware there is one online I came across I thought it was a bit out dated wondering if there is more updated one?

Thank you

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My apple iCloud ID got hacked

My crazy abusive toxic ex bf that I just broke up with hacked my iCloud ID and so I blocked him and he is still able to message me and it’s so damn annoying obviously I can’t change my password anymore because I don’t even fucking know it since he hacked me and changed it.

Is there any hope for me at all or am I completely fucked? How do I get him to stop texting me please I need y’all help

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Cool Things Google Search Can Do | You Should Know!

🔅 Go to Google Images, type “Atari Breakout ”, hit the Search button, wait for a second for the game to start.

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Someone hacked into my computer??

It came up that some person (I won’t say the username) wanted to access my files out of nowhere on my Mac. I didn’t even get the chance to press don’t allow before the notification disappeared from the screen.

I’m a little confused and worried this has never happened before. Any advice?

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How a simple “Hey!” can turn into your worst Nightmare: Stored XSS

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~/BugBounty/IDOR/”How I was able to exfiltrate any user’s credit coupons”

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CSIRT-Collect - PowerShell Script To Collect Memory And (Triage) Disk Forensics

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A PowerShell script to collect memory and (triage) disk forensics for incident response investigations.

The script leverages a network share, from which it will access and copy the required executables and subsequently upload the acquired evidence to the same share post-collection.

Permission requirements for said directory will be dependent on the nuances of the environment and what credentials are used for the script execution (interactive vs. automation)

In the demonstration code, a network location of \Synology\Collections can be seen. This should be changed to reflect the specifics of your environment.

Collections folder needs to include:

* subdirectory KAPE; copy the directory from existing install
* subdirectory MEMORY; 7za.exe command line version of 7zip and winpmem.exe
CSIRT-Collect

* Maps to existing network drive -
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* Subdir 1: “Memory” – Winpmem and 7zip executables

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* Subdir 2: ”KAPE” – directory (copied from local install)

* Creates a local directory on asset
* Copies the Memory exe files to local directory
* Captures memory with Winpmem
* When complete, ZIPs the memory image
* Renames the zip file based on hostname
* Documents the OS Build Info (no need to determine profile for Volatility)
* Compressed image is copied to network directory and deleted from host after transfer complete
* New temp Directory on asset for KAPE output
* KAPE !SANS_Triage collection is run using VHDX as output format [$hostname.vhdx]
* VHDX transfers to network
* Removes the local KAPE directory after completion
* Writes a “Process complete” text file to network to signal investigators that collection is ready for analysis.

CSIRT-Collect_USB

Essentially the same functionality as CSIRT-Collect.ps1 with the exception that it is intented to be run from a USB device. The extra compression operations on the memory image and KAPE .vhdx have been removed. There is a slight change to the folder structure for the USB version. On the root of the USB:

* CSIRT-Collect_USB.ps1
* folder (empty to start) titled 'Collections'
* folders for KAPE and Memory - same as above

Execution: -Open PowerShell as Adminstrator -Navigate to the USB device -Execute ./CSIRT-Collect_USB.ps1
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