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Overthinking an entry
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My sister in law was locked out of her house this morning. She had left her keys in her car and locked all the locks on the house, not the deadbolts though, just the bottom locks. So I get called to come see if I can come pick the lock. This is early morning, no coffee and 30°f outside and I pull out the ole lock pick kit. I have a sparrow hall pass as well and tried that but did not want to damage the weather stripping or the door. So I start the process, I pick out my favorite tension wrench and rake, cause why try and single pick when my goal is entry and not sport, and get to work. I have problems with home door handles I can never get my tension right with the handle always having play so I knew I was in for it. After about 15 minutes on two different points of entry she finally says that Her father in law may have a spare key and he is on his way. I give it a few more tries and end up calling it a day. Her father in law shows up and does not in fact have a key, but he uses the freaking credit card trick and latch slips the dam thing in a few seconds. Here I am a professional pen tester who has successfully gained entry to industrial facilities, hospitals and office buildings and I overthink a home entry. I went right for the lock pick kit knowing full well I have trouble with door know locks. Deflated my ego a bit but a good lesson was re enforced, when going for entry try the simplest thing first! To be fair to myself he is ex law enforcement and had lived in the house before and had used that card to open that door many times in the past, and social engineering was not relevant 😑 Wanted to share my fail story this morning, just for encouragement for anyone who may feel like they struggle a bit. Everyone fails or over looks the obvious a time or two, the key is to learn from it and accept it. Don't let fails get ya down. submitted by /u/ashertehll6831 (https://www.reddit.com/user/ashertehll6831)
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Does someone cloud recommend me on a hacking blogs with article+ tourial (reverse engineering, exploitation, penetration testing and more cyber topic) Something like the hackers-arise website

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NordVPN = Tesonet = Oxylabs. Fined $7.5 million by jury for residential proxy botnet.

TLDR: NordVPN-connected company Oxylabs is asked to pay $7.5m for employing botnet code that is patented by Luminati/Bright Data. But what’s most interesting is NordVPN’s link to a shady company known for data extraction and stealing internet users’ bandwidth without their consent.

“While the lawsuit names Lithuania-based Teso LT, UAB as a defendant rather than “Tesonet”, this is as a result of a corporate restructuring several years ago. Aside from its link to Oxylabs, Tesonet also advertises itself as a creator and investor of a number of online services, including NordVPN, Hostinger and others.

In an interview with TechRadar Pro, Tom Okman, the co-founder of both Tesonet and Nord Security, answered some questions regarding the relationship between Tesonet, NordVPN, and the plethora of associated online services the companies offer.”

Source: https://www.techradar.com/news/judge-orders-mediation-after-jury-orders-oxylabs-to-pay-dollar75m-in-latest-episode-of-proxy-wars

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Is it possible to have a program running parallel or in any way at the same time as the operating system?

I want to be able to have a program running in real mode, being able to access 100% of the memory parallel to my operating system with a bus for communication between them. I found this might be of interest for game hackers although I only do it out of interest and for the challenge. The game hacking subreddits are very small so I thought Id ask here if anyone knows where to begin with this and if its even possible on UEFI systems. My best language is C but I know 8086 and 8088 assembly too so that shouldnt be a limiting factor. I am using Fedora Linux but the purpose of this program is to be applicable to all OS so I dont think it matters.

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Scammer

The same scammer has been messaging me lately, how can I get his IP address or something like that to get him to stop?

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My riddle began with a vowel and ended with a vowel, and it took the Queen's brightest cryptologist to solve.

So, who am I?

Will you be able to untangle me once more starting 26th November, 4:20 PM at ENIGMA 8.0?

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Registry-Recon - Cobalt Strike Aggressor Script That Performs System/AV/EDR Recon

Cobalt Strike Aggressor Script that Performs System/AV/EDR Recon.Author: Jess HiresDescriptionAs a red-team practitioner, we are often using tools that attempt to fingerprint details about a compromised system, preferably in the most stealthy way possible. Some of our usual tooling for this started getting flagged by EDR products, due to the use of Windows CLI commands. This aggressor script aims to solve that problem by only probing the system using native registry queries, no CLI commands.SetupSimply load reg.cna into Cobalt Strike using the Script Manager. Then right-click on the beacon you want to run registry recon on, and choose Registry then Recon, or type regenum into the beacon console.How does this work?Primarily, using Cobalt Strike's breg_query and breg_queryv functions. Then, all beacon output is hijacked with beacon_output, looking for specific values. When a positive match is made, the output will be highlighted in the beacon output. Since there is no beacon_output_reg or something similar, like beacon_output_ls and beacon_output_ps, all output must be captured for parsing.What if my AV/EDR product isn't detected? / How can I help?This is expected. We couldn't test for every AV/EDR solution, and we knew that many would be missing. You can help us out by submitting a GitHub issue including the following info:If this is a System/AV/EDR entryThe name of the productRelevant registry entries that can be used to positively ID the productDownload Registry-Recon
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