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THM: Principles of Security walkthrough by RAZREXE

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What’s good fellow hackers! This is Rajdeep a.k.a. RAZREXE back again with another writeup after a short break, and today I am going to…

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CISA can’t succeed in the Pentagon’s shadow

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Congress and the Biden administration need to truly empower the civilian cybersecurity agency to drive real and effective change needed to…

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SOVA: surge un nuevo troyano bancario Android con capacidades crecientes

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Goldfinch Community Announces $500k Bug Bounty Program, through Immunefi
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Trying to raise my Hubstaff activity level

So I work from home and we have to use this software that records mouse and keyboard activity, along with what programs you have open and what websites you visit.

I was wondering if there was a way to step away from the computer a bit and run a script where it moves the mouse around and types some stuff on the keyboard. Though I've researched a bit and am not sure if Hubstaff can detect this stuff and report it.

I'd appreciate any insight or help.

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Which certificates are good for finding work as an ethical hacker?

Hello, I am 16 and I'm writing here because I want to start learning hacking. I have a little experience with IT, but I will do my best to improve and learn new things. My question is: if I get the right skills to become an hacker, then which exams I have to take to improve my curriculum as a worker? I know certificates don't determine if you are good or bad, but i think they are essential to get hired. If you don't have certifications, what do you write on your curriculum?

Sorry for the bad grammar, I'm not that good at english. Thanks to anyone who will answer :)

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WWWGrep - OWASP Foundation Web Respository
http://www.kitploit.com/2021/09/wwwgrep-owasp-foundation-web-respository.html

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WWWGrep is a rapid search “grepping” mechanism that examines HTML elements by type and permits focused (single), multiple (file based URLs) and recursive (with respect to root domain or not) searches to be performed. Header names and values may also be recursively searched in this manner. WWWGrep was designed to help both breakers and builders to quickly examine code bases under inspection, some use cases and examples are shown below.
Installation ">git clone
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 wwwgrep.py
Dependencies (pip3 install -r requirements.txt) - Python 3.5+
- BeautifulSoup 4
- UrlLib.parse
- requests_html
- argparse
- requests
- re
- os.path

Breakers
Quickly locate login pages by searching for input fields named “username” or “password” on a site an using a recursion flag Quickly check headers for the use of specific technologies Quickly locate cookies and JWT tokens by search response headers Use with a proxy tool to automate recursion through a set links rapidly Locate all input sinks on a page (or site) by search for input fields and parameter processing symbology Locate all developer comments on a page to identify commented out code (or To Do’s) Quickly test consistency of site controls implemented during recursion (headers, HSTS, CSP etc) Quickly find vulnerable (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Vulnerable) JavaScript code present in web pages Identify API tokens and access keys present in page code
Builders
Quickly test multiple sites under management (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Management) for the use of vulnerable code Quickly test multiple sites under management for the use of vulnerable frameworks/technologies Find sites which may share a common codebase to determine the impact of flaws/vulnerabilities Find sites which share a common authentication (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Authentication) token (header auth token) Find sites which may contain developer comments for server hygiene purposes
Command line switches
wwwgrep.py [target/file] [search_string] [search params/criteria/recursion etc]
: format -pp --http-proxy Specify a proxy for the HTTP protocol in http://: format -hu --user-agent Specify a string to use as the user agent in the request -ha --auth-header Specify a bearer token or other auth string to use in the request header Search Parameters -s --all Search all page HTML and scripts for terms that match the search specification -sr --relative Search page links that match the search specification as relative URLs -sa --absolute Search page links that match the search specification as absolute URLs -si --input-fields Search page input fields that match the search specification -ss --scripts Search scripts tags that match the search specification -st --text Search visible text on the page that matches the search specification -sc --comments Search comments on the page that match the search specification -sm --meta Search in page metadata for matches to the search specification -sf --hidden Search in hidden fields for specific matches to the search specification -sh --header-name Search response headers for specific matches to the search specification -sv --header-value Search response header values for specific matches to the search specification ">Search Inputs

search_string Specify the string to search for or alternatively “”
for all objects of type specified in search parameters

-t --target Specify a single URL as a target for the search
-f --file Specify a file containing a list of URLs to search

Recursion

-rr --recurse-root Limits URL recursion to the domain provided in the target
-ra --recurse-any Allows recursion to extend beyond the domain of the target

Matching Criteria

-i --ignore-case Performs case insensitive matching (default is to respect case)
-d --dedupe Allow duplicate findings per page (default is to de-duplicate findings)

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-r --no-redirects Do not allow redirects (default is to allow redirects)
-b --no-base-url Omit the URL of the match from the output (default is to include the URL)
-x --regex Allows the use of RegEX matches (search_string is treated as a RegEX, default is off)
-e --separator Specify and output specifier (default is : )
-j --java-render Turns on JavaScript rendering of page objects and text (default is off)
-p --linked-js-on Turns on searching of linked (script src tags) Java Script (default is off)

Request Parameters

-ps --https-proxy Specify a proxy for the HTTPS protocol in https://: format
-pp --http-proxy Specify a proxy for the HTTP protocol in http://: format
-hu --user-agent Specify a string to use as the user agent in the request
-ha --auth-header Specify a bearer token or other auth string to use in the request header

Search Parameters

-s --all Search all page HTML and scripts for terms that match the search specification
-sr --relative Search page links that match the search specification as relative URLs
-sa --absolute Search page links that match the search specification as absolute URLs
-si --input-fields S earch page input fields that match the search specification
-ss --scripts Search scripts tags that match the search specification
-st --text Search visible text on the page that matches the search specification
-sc --comments Search comments on the page that match the search specification
-sm --meta Search in page metadata for matches to the search specification
-sf --hidden Search in hidden fields for specific matches to the search specification
-sh --header-name Search response headers for specific matches to the search specification
-sv --header-value Search response header values for specific matches to the search specification

Examples of use:
Find all input fields named login on a site recursively while not leaving the root domain without case sensitivity in the match wwwgrep.py -t https://www.target.com -i -si “login” -rr Find all comments containing the term “to do” on all pages in a site wwwgrep.py -t https://www.target.com -i -sc “to do” -rr Find all comments on a specific web page wwwgrep.py -t https://www.target.com/some_page -i -sc “” Find all hidden fields within a list of web applications contained in the file input.txt using site recursion wwwgrep.py -f input.txt -sf “” -rr

Download Wwwgrep (https://github.com/OWASP/wwwgrep)

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El estado del Ransomware en 2021


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Shield has been Pwned!


This box gave me more trouble than I care to admit. I wouldn’t classify it as super easy that’s for sure. I have owned around 30 machines…

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KitPloit - PenTest Tools!
source
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WWWGrep is a rapid search “grepping” mechanism that examines HTML elements by type and permits focused (single), multiple (file based URLs) and recursive (with respect to root domain or not) searches to be performed. Header names and values may also be recursively searched in this manner. WWWGrep was designed to help both breakers and builders to quickly examine code bases under inspection, some use cases and examples are shown below.
Installation

git clone
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 wwwgrep.py

Dependencies (pip3 install -r requirements.txt)

- Python 3.5+
- BeautifulSoup 4
- UrlLib.parse
- requests_html
- argparse
- requests
- re
- os.path


Breakers

* Quickly locate login pages by searching for input fields named “username” or “password” on a site an using a recursion flag
* Quickly check headers for the use of specific technologies
* Quickly locate cookies and JWT tokens by search response headers
* Use with a proxy tool to automate recursion through a set links rapidly
* Locate all input sinks on a page (or site) by search for input fields and parameter processing symbology
* Locate all developer comments on a page to identify commented out code (or To Do’s)
* Quickly test consistency of site controls implemented during recursion (headers, HSTS, CSP etc)
* Quickly find vulnerable JavaScript code present in web pages
* Identify API tokens and access keys present in page code

Builders

* Quickly test multiple sites under management for the use of vulnerable code
* Quickly test multiple sites under management for the use of vulnerable frameworks/technologies
* Find sites which may share a common codebase to determine the impact of flaws/vulnerabilities
* Find sites which share a common authentication token (header auth token)
* Find sites which may contain developer comments for server hygiene purposes

Command line switches

wwwgrep.py [target/file] [search_string] [search params/criteria/recursion etc]
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The top keywords used in phishing email subject lines

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What tools would someone use to exploit sweet32 vulnerability?

How would an attacker launch a birthday attack? Sorry if my questions aren't well phrased or if this is a dumb question, I'm a beginner

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