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Should I report a concern to the school?

I am very new to hacking. I discovered my school has port 464 open. I AM NOT TRYING TO HACK THE SCHOOL. There is a known exploit that makes this port vulnerable to a ping pong attack. Is this a big enough concern that I should alert the school?

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Saving GET requests at some component

Hello, guys! I'd like to know if there's a way to log all GET requests into some hardware component, to retrieve them later.

I think it could be possible using the GPU like here, but not really sure about it.

It doesn't need to be extremely viable, nor need to be on a common scenario.

Thanks!

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How To Factory Reset Computer?

I have tried everything I can think of to do a systemreset and wipe my computer. Currently, my administrator has disabled it. I tried the normal method in windows settings, I tried writing a script that runs most apps without admin (systemreset says a problem occured when i run it with the script), I tried holding shift while restarting and the option to systemreset has been removed (the only options left in the screen that shows up are boot from UEFI and boot from removeable media). I don't know how to reset my computer now, and it has not been working correctly. I also need to access some things that have been blocked by the admin, but they will be unblocked when I reset. Can anyone help?

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Best way to crack a (semi) random password?

So I forgot an important password. I know it is 8-12 digits (I didn't want it to be too long so it would be possible to bruteforce - I hope I leaned to 8 or 9 digits so its easier but I forget). I know it is definitely NOT any recognizable English words or any variation. It is completely random text to the eye. Uppercase, lowercase and digits allowed (it may have symbols too - I cant remember but probably not).

Can I implement some sort of reverse wordlist? I know it definitely ISNT any recognizable English words so no need to check any of them.

What software would best assist me with this task? The password in mind controls a BitLocker drive. I figure finding the password is way more likely than figuring out the recovery key. (though I actually did recover the recovery key file - it just has garbled content - see https://www.reddit.com/r/BitLocker/comments/qd8b1p/recovery_key_file_corrupted/)

I know for most intents and purposes, I'm fucked. But I want to give it a shot at least

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What is Advanced Persistent Threat?

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Multi-phase attacks on a company’s network are known as an advanced persistent threat (APT). They’re known for taking a “long game”…

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