Using burp suite to bypass 2FA: Practical guide
https://thexssrat.medium.com/using-burp-suite-to-bypass-2fa-practical-guide-ba628bcae90c?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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microsoft authenticator app bypass time-based stop otp refreshing
https://ahmadaabdulla.medium.com/microsoft-authenticator-app-bypass-time-based-stop-otp-refreshing-569e10ea5da6?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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Will the US actively prosecute if you're hacking a foreign nation that the US is against?
I was reading an article on Dark Reading's website which mentioned Russian hackers are less afraid, because if they don't target Russia or Soviet Union Nations the police leave them alone. I was curious does the US handle it similarly or are hackers prosecuted regardless? i.e. If I were to hypothetically hack a company in Russia or maybe North Korea; if I am discovered would the US just basically say "Don't try to hack a company in North Korea again" and that's it? Or Would I face the same consequences as hacking into a company in US?
P.S. I'm not trying to hack a company in NK or RU, I'm not that clever.
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Will the US actively prosecute if you're hacking a foreign nation that the US is against?
I was reading an article on Dark Reading's website which mentioned Russian hackers are less afraid, because if they don't target Russia or Soviet Union Nations the police leave them alone. I was curious does the US handle it similarly or are hackers prosecuted regardless? i.e. If I were to hypothetically hack a company in Russia or maybe North Korea; if I am discovered would the US just basically say "Don't try to hack a company in North Korea again" and that's it? Or Would I face the same consequences as hacking into a company in US?
P.S. I'm not trying to hack a company in NK or RU, I'm not that clever.
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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Facebook Reports China-Linked Cyberattack Targeting Uyghurs
Facebook has removed accounts used to send malicious links to Uyghur people with the goal of infecting their devices.
Facebook Reports China-Linked Cyberattack Targeting Uyghurs
Facebook has removed accounts used to send malicious links to Uyghur people with the goal of infecting their devices.
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Ransomware Incidents Continue to Dominate Threat Landscape
Cisco Talos' IR engagements found attackers relied heavily on malware like Zloader and BazarLoader to distribute ransomware in the past three months.
Ransomware Incidents Continue to Dominate Threat Landscape
Cisco Talos' IR engagements found attackers relied heavily on malware like Zloader and BazarLoader to distribute ransomware in the past three months.
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California State Controller's Office Suffers Data Breach
Employee unwittingly gave hacker access to email account for more than a day.
California State Controller's Office Suffers Data Breach
Employee unwittingly gave hacker access to email account for more than a day.
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Sierra Wireless Website Still Down After Ransomware Attack
The company believes the attack's impact is limited to its internal IT systems and corporate websites.
Sierra Wireless Website Still Down After Ransomware Attack
The company believes the attack's impact is limited to its internal IT systems and corporate websites.
Encrypted Payload -> Decrypted Execution ($600) : Stored XSS
https://shrirangdiwakar.medium.com/encrypted-payload-decrypted-execution-600-stored-xss-3e517cea8f13?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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A Tale of how I used an Application’s feature against itself to give rise to a Stored Cross Site Scripting vulnerability…Relax & Enjoy 😁❤Continue reading on Medium » (https://shrirangdiwakar.medium.com/encrypted-payload-decrypted-execution-600-stored-xss-3e517cea8f13?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)