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“Defend the Web” write-up (Intro 5— JavaScript prompt() function information leak)
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“Defend the Web” write-up (Intro 5— JavaScript prompt() function information leak)
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“Defend the Web” write-up (Intro 5— JavaScript prompt() function information leak)
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HYBRID HACKER SUMMER CAMP 2021 GUIDE — Part Four: Black Hat USA
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Welcome to the DEFCON 201 guide to Hybrid Hacker Summer Camp! This is part of a series where we are going to cover all the various hacker…
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HYBRID HACKER SUMMER CAMP 2021 GUIDE — Part Four: Black Hat USA
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THE BEST RECOMMENDATION IN HACKER SERVICES
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How much does it cost to hire a hacker?
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THE BEST RECOMMENDATION IN HACKER SERVICES
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Is there a program type that will auto guess random nums and letters and input them on its own
Is there a program type that will auto guess random nums and letters and input them on its own? I’ve got most of a code so now I’m trying to brute force the last digits.
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Is there a program type that will auto guess random nums and letters and input them on its own
Is there a program type that will auto guess random nums and letters and input them on its own? I’ve got most of a code so now I’m trying to brute force the last digits.
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Is there a program type that will auto guess random nums and...
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Filemanager, website developer’s big sin.
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Filemanager, website developer’s big sin.
How are you guys ? I hope you are fine there and can surviv with this pandemic. This is my 2nd write up about my bug bounty journey….Lets…
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Filemanager, website developer’s big sin.
How are you guys ? I hope you are fine there and can surviv with this pandemic. This is my 2nd write up about my bug bounty journey….Lets…
Filemanager, website developer’s big sin.
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LA MEJOR RECOMENDACIÓN EN SERVICIOS DE HACKER
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¿Cuánto cuesta contratar a un hacker?
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LA MEJOR RECOMENDACIÓN EN SERVICIOS DE HACKER
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LA MEJOR RECOMENDACIÓN EN SERVICIOS DE HACKER
¿Cuánto cuesta contratar a un hacker?
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Are Your Accounts Safe from Social Media Hacking?
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Are Your Accounts Safe from Social Media Hacking?
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Are Your Accounts Safe from Social Media Hacking?
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Deep Web
Don’t own a PC. Need some help and recommendations . (I have done some digging already I promise)
I’ve read the list of known hardware issues, FAQ, and I did some digging on reddit and google.
Since I have to buy a PC anyways, which one will run tails uninterrupted, no keyboard issues, no nothin. That’s cheap. I went to Best Buy, target, and Walmart today they had nothing in the burner price range.
Thanks ✌️
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Don’t own a PC. Need some help and recommendations . (I have done some digging already I promise)
I’ve read the list of known hardware issues, FAQ, and I did some digging on reddit and google.
Since I have to buy a PC anyways, which one will run tails uninterrupted, no keyboard issues, no nothin. That’s cheap. I went to Best Buy, target, and Walmart today they had nothing in the burner price range.
Thanks ✌️
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Don’t own a PC. Need some help and recommendations . (I have done...
I’ve read the list of known hardware issues, FAQ, and I did some digging on reddit and google. Since I have to buy a PC anyways, which one will...
CVE-2021–35343
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CVE-2021–35343
# Exploit Title: SeedDMS v5.1.x<5.1.23 and v6.0.x<6.0.16 is affected by cross-site request forgery (CSRF) in /op/op.Ajax.php # Date…
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Phishing Attack With Social Engineering Techniques
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Phishing Attack With Social Engineering Techniques
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Phishing Attack With Social Engineering Techniques
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What Lab setup do you use for testing TTPs?
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If you want to test a specific TTP, an attack or a Tool, how do you do that? Do you use AWS for the Lab? If you are mimicking an Enterprise network, what hosts do you have in that Lab? submitted by /u/FOSS_Lover (https://www.reddit.com/user/FOSS_Lover)
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NSA Warns Public Networks are Hacker Hotbeds
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The U.S. National Security Agency is offering advice to security teams looking for wireless best practices to protect corporate networks and personal devices. The recommendations, while pedestrian in scope, do offer system administrators a solid cheat sheet to share with their work-from-home crowd and mobile workforces.
For starters the NSA, in a public service announcement posted on Thursday (PDF), urged security teams to be mindful of the wireless threats employees face when using Wi-Fi networks. It also lumps Bluetooth technology and Near Field Communications (NFC) into its list of worrisome protocols.
By now, café-based workers have likely mastered both public bathroom and Wi-Fi hotspot hygiene. But, for anyone who hasn’t the NSA advises: “Data sent over public Wi-Fi—especially open public Wi-Fi that does not require a password to access— is vulnerable to theft or manipulation.”
Advice also includes warnings of fake access points that can vacuum up user credentials and skim other personal data retrieved on the “evil twin” access points. NSA Warns of BluetoothMore interestingly, the agency cites Bluetooth as a convenient protocol for private use, but when used in public settings it can be a nasty security liability. The NSA advises turning off Bluetooth in public, lest a user be open to a range of attacks such as BlueBorne or BlueBugging – both used to access and exfiltrate corporate data on targeted devices.
Just last May, security researcher Fabian Braunlein with Positive Security identified Apple’s Send My Bluetooth exploit which allowed data to be exfiltrated from a device to an attacker-controlled Apple iCloud server. Worrisome NFCThe NSA also touched on Near Field Communications (NFC), a handy tool for contactless payments. It said data transfer between devices using NFC can be a cybersecurity minefield of pitfalls. With just a tap data, is moved across a radio network from one device to another.
Andy Norton a cyber-risk officer with Armis told Threatpost security teams are lagging behind when it comes to securing NFC communications.
See Also: Hackers used never-before-seen wiper in recent attack on Iranian train system “Radio connected devices represents a huge risk blind spot for organizations,” Norton said. “These are very much the soft underbelly of information security controls –– the majority of energy, focus, and money from a cyber resilience perspective is spent on preventing attacks coming through the internet connected attack surface. Very little is being done to access the risk from near field radio connections.”
He added on just about every job his team finds a “rogue antenna device and shadow IT activity from antenna-enabled IoT devices.”
In its security bulletin, the NSA suggests:
* Disable NFC feature when not needed (if possible).
* Do not bring devices near other unknown electronic devices. (This can trigger automatic communication.)
* Do not use NFC to communicate passwords or sensitive data.
“Users should consider additional security measures, including limiting/disabling device location features, using strong device passwords, and only using trusted device accessories, such as original charging cords,” said the NSA. See Also: Offensive Security Tool: Ruler User Behavior Biggest Cybersecurity Challenge
The NSA’s wireless warnings, while basic, still go unheeded by too many. Sadly, the practical and basic advice still needs promoted, experts said.
“My fear is that the don’[...]
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NSA Warns Public Networks are Hacker Hotbeds
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The U.S. National Security Agency is offering advice to security teams looking for wireless best practices to protect corporate networks and personal devices. The recommendations, while pedestrian in scope, do offer system administrators a solid cheat sheet to share with their work-from-home crowd and mobile workforces.
For starters the NSA, in a public service announcement posted on Thursday (PDF), urged security teams to be mindful of the wireless threats employees face when using Wi-Fi networks. It also lumps Bluetooth technology and Near Field Communications (NFC) into its list of worrisome protocols.
By now, café-based workers have likely mastered both public bathroom and Wi-Fi hotspot hygiene. But, for anyone who hasn’t the NSA advises: “Data sent over public Wi-Fi—especially open public Wi-Fi that does not require a password to access— is vulnerable to theft or manipulation.”
Advice also includes warnings of fake access points that can vacuum up user credentials and skim other personal data retrieved on the “evil twin” access points. NSA Warns of BluetoothMore interestingly, the agency cites Bluetooth as a convenient protocol for private use, but when used in public settings it can be a nasty security liability. The NSA advises turning off Bluetooth in public, lest a user be open to a range of attacks such as BlueBorne or BlueBugging – both used to access and exfiltrate corporate data on targeted devices.
Just last May, security researcher Fabian Braunlein with Positive Security identified Apple’s Send My Bluetooth exploit which allowed data to be exfiltrated from a device to an attacker-controlled Apple iCloud server. Worrisome NFCThe NSA also touched on Near Field Communications (NFC), a handy tool for contactless payments. It said data transfer between devices using NFC can be a cybersecurity minefield of pitfalls. With just a tap data, is moved across a radio network from one device to another.
Andy Norton a cyber-risk officer with Armis told Threatpost security teams are lagging behind when it comes to securing NFC communications.
See Also: Hackers used never-before-seen wiper in recent attack on Iranian train system “Radio connected devices represents a huge risk blind spot for organizations,” Norton said. “These are very much the soft underbelly of information security controls –– the majority of energy, focus, and money from a cyber resilience perspective is spent on preventing attacks coming through the internet connected attack surface. Very little is being done to access the risk from near field radio connections.”
He added on just about every job his team finds a “rogue antenna device and shadow IT activity from antenna-enabled IoT devices.”
In its security bulletin, the NSA suggests:
* Disable NFC feature when not needed (if possible).
* Do not bring devices near other unknown electronic devices. (This can trigger automatic communication.)
* Do not use NFC to communicate passwords or sensitive data.
“Users should consider additional security measures, including limiting/disabling device location features, using strong device passwords, and only using trusted device accessories, such as original charging cords,” said the NSA. See Also: Offensive Security Tool: Ruler User Behavior Biggest Cybersecurity Challenge
The NSA’s wireless warnings, while basic, still go unheeded by too many. Sadly, the practical and basic advice still needs promoted, experts said.
“My fear is that the don’[...]
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