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How to Avoid Another Let's Encrypt-Like Meltdown

Experts weigh in on steps network and security administrators need to take before the next time a root certificate expires.
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Is a USB Rubber Ducky worth the money for MacOS?

Would buying a USB rubber ducky be too much of a struggle on big sur, o would it be worth the $45? Would I be better off sticking to virtual machines and raspberry pi pico, or would the rubber ducky run well in a windows VM using UTM?

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Self XSS via image upload in skilvul.com

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WPA decrypting with Wireshark debug

Hi, I recently set up a wireless lab to practice for the OSWP and I am running into a weird problem :

1. I set up my router with WPA/WPA2 PSK
2. I connected to it with a device and captured a handshake by deauthenticating it
3. I successfully cracked the password with aircrack-ng

Now, I am trying to decrypt it using Wireshark and here is my problem : Wireshark can't seem to be able to decrypt it (?)

1. I verified that there was a complete EAPOL transmission in the capture
2. I imported the PSK as described in Wireshark's documentation
3. I even tried using WPA PWD just in case I misconfigured the rooter

but nothing seems to work.

When I try to decrypt the traffic in captures like this one, Wireshark is able to decrypt it, so I guess the problem is with my own capture.

Also, I see that my packets do not have the Radio Tap Headernor the 802.11 radio informationlayers as shown here, but only the Frame, IEEE 802.11and Datalayers. Could this be why Wireshark can't decrypt it ?

If you have any idea or experienced anything similar I would really love your help.

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