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كيف قدرت ان احصل على معلومات الادمن بفكرة بسيطة
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hacking: security in practice
I will cashapp someone 50 bucks to log into my old SoundCloud and delete the pfp

I thought it was funny in 8th grade but it’s not now

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hacking: security in practice
Cloning an RFID Tag to avoid paying for a duplicate

The apartment complex i live at utilizes Dormakaba Saffire RFID locks for security on the main entrance and the apartment unit deadbolts. They only supplied me with one RFID tag, and are telling me I need to pay a $250 fee to get a second tag.

Is this RFID system one that I could use this to clone myself a new tag with? And if I clone my current tag, will that render my old tag useless? (as in, does the system assign a new pass key to the tag every time I use a reader?)

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Proxyware

u guys have something about proxyware to study?

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Comment j’ai exploité une vulnérabilité qui m’a permis d’envoyer des sms en illimité (Sql…

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Vous vous demandez peut-être, à quoi ça servirait d’envoyer des sms en illimité ? À faire du social engineering bien sûr ou du phishing…

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Uncle Rat’s Talks about Knoxss

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Introduction

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كيف قدرت ان احصل على معلومات الادمن بفكرة بسيطة

حاول تفكر خارج الصندوق

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Download Xtreme RAT — Fully Undetectable Remote Access Trojan

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About Xtreme RAT

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NCIIPC — Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program

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The Malware That Swaps Your Address And Drains Your Wallet

Since at least 2017, cybercriminals have been deploying a type of malware known as “Clipper” malware, which hijacks a user’s clipboard and…Continue reading on Immunefi »
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Comment j’ai exploité une vulnérabilité qui m’a permis d’envoyer des sms en illimité (Sql…

Vous vous demandez peut-être, à quoi ça servirait d’envoyer des sms en illimité ? À faire du social engineering bien sûr ou du phishing…Continue reading on Medium »
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Uncle Rat’s Talks about Knoxss

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hacking: security in practice
Is a MD5 2nd Pre-Image attack possible?

I have to make 2 txt files that have differing contents for the first 30 or so characters after that it can be anything. Is there a way for these files to be different in those first 30 characters but still produce the same md5sum hash?

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Getting MAC address of BLE device

So I bought these LED strip lights off of Amazon. They have an IR remote but there's also an app on my iPhone that I can use to control them. This seems to work through bluetooth, and in my phone's bluetooth page I can sometimes see that I'm connected to the device (sometimes I don't see it, weird) but there's no little (i) button to get more info.

Anyways, I want to intercept some of the bluetooth packets with an nRF sniffer. In order to do this, I need to figure out the MAC address of the strip lights, but I have no idea how to do that. I tried using the nRF Connect app on my phone, but there are a ton of devices named "N/A" and no device whose name indicates it's the right one. I also tried following some guide that told me to connect my phone to the personal hotspot on my PC, but that didn't do anything.

I'd really appreciate any ideas -- thanks so much!

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