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'Lyceum' Threat Group Broadens Focus to ISPs

New report suggests attacker is targeting trusted supply chain companies in order to compromise large numbers of downstream customers.
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Monitor PC Screen on the same network from another PC

Hey everyone, like the title says. I was wondering if anyone knows of an open source solution that I can use to monitor my son's PC Screen from mine. The catch is that I need it to be discreate/hidden from his screen. Reason being is I would like to capture his class zoom sessions because his teacher keeps doing... inappropriate things for an elementary kid. Principle isn't believing the kids until she has solid prof. The teacher always checks their screens when they share their screen for any recording software. So OBS, Shadow Play, and Xbox Game Bar are no good. Any solutions that you might be able to share? Could WireShark capture video on the network? If this doesn't really fall under the "hacking" genre, I am sorry, feel free to delete the post. I am an IT guy, but I am no expert, so I need some advice in this area. Thank you all for your time.

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Its this a good idea?

Hi, i'm new of this kind of stuff, i'm wodering if its a good idea use a old windows 7 era laptop to browse the darkweb? i dont know where this idea came from i think that is to keep my files or the whole computer safe if i acidentally put a virus on my micro. your thoughts about it?

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Locked android phone and locked windows 10 laptop

I have a LG velvet 5g android phone that is locked. I bought it from a friend and they wiped it but starting up it asks for their google account login (frp) and they don’t remember it. I have watched many tutorials and videos on unlocking it and still can’t get it… any idea?

I also have a Dell Latitude laptop that the same person sold me and it has their local account login on there but since she hasn’t used it in forever she doesn’t remember passcode. I have tried getting into Bios settings and everything but can’t get thru. I know I can probably boot from USB or something along those lines any other ideas?

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