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Today is the first day I will be tracking my progress using a blog format. This worked extremely well for learning web development and I…

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Ransomware: What is it? Why are attacks on the rise? How can they be prevented?

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Ransomware has been a significant symptom to network security risk for quite some time. However, COVID-19 and its effects on…

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75 Best Books to learn Hacking for Beginner, Intermediate and Expert

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In this article, I will present you the different books by level of knowledge to learn cybersecurity.

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Freelance pen testers, what does your setup look like?
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What kind of hardware are you using? What licenses were worth purchasing? Did you use any outside legal help with structuring contracts? Just trying to get a generalized picture of how freelancers operate in this field. Thanks! submitted by /u/coffeecakeordeath (https://www.reddit.com/user/coffeecakeordeath)
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The shellcoders handbook

Anyone using this book for infosec institute's cert? I'm using it and wondering if anyone wanted to get together to study and share notes and ideas.

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laptop sometimes makes a beep, but it hasn't a hardware beeper?

hey, this sounds maybe weird but.. every 1-2 months, my laptop makes a "beep" noise and a click right after. it is coming from the right side of the laptop where usually a cd drive would be (but it has none). but my laptop don't has a hardware beeper build in and i'm struggle to find out what this could be.

it mostlye / often happens while using qtbittorrent while downloading files, so my assumption is that it has to do with my harddrive.. but i'm not sure if thats the case and what it could mean.

the weird aspect of it is, that it only happens a single time and then its silent for a long time (1-3 months?). it doesn't seem to matter if i download large files or not or if i do a lot of things on my laptop.. so its really random.

my laptop is hanging 24/7 (while in use) on the charging cable so i think the power shouldn't be an issue.

does anyone have a idea what this could be? its often really jumpscaring me because it happens so apprupt without any warning.

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Latest hacking news

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New Zoom Hack Lets Hackers Compromise Windows and Its Login Password

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Mifare 1K Classic

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I’ve recently started delving back into RFID attacks since a lot of businesses will likely be asking for physical PenTests or, at the…

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How to hack a surefeed microchip pet feeder?

I have two cats. One is a fat ass, one is eating responsibly. I bought a connected feeder with a microchip reader and a scale.

I want to be able to program the feeder such that a given cat isn't allowed to eat more than X grams of food a day, and not more than Y grams of food in the last hour.

The only thing it does right now is to allow access to a set of chips, without quantity or time regulation. Then it notifies me of the time and quantity, thanks to a hub.

How would I reprogram it? Where do I find ressources about the subject? I can imagine it involving a Pi, opening the feeder and hooking up the pi to it somehow. And then, I'd have to figure out the API to control the thing and get access to the required data?

Looks like a lot of fun but I don't know where to begin

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I'm paranoid because every time I sign into my email on google chrome it's signing me into "Person 2". Why am I not being signed into "Person 1"? Was I hacked?

Just to elaborate a bit more.. When I click on the little head icon at the top right of the browser (under the red X), it shows me signed into "Person 2". BUT there isn't even a "Person 1" listed. There's only "Person 2" and "Guest". Is this how it's supposed to be? Why would there be a "Person 2" and not a "Person 1"?

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Phantom - A multi-platform HTTP(S) Reverse Shell Server and Client in Python 3

Phantom is a multi-platform HTTP(S) Reverse Shell server and client in Python 3. Binaries for Linux and Windows platforms can be built through an embedded script that executes PyInstaller.

Reverse shells can be established through HTTP or HTTPS. The certificates used for HTTPS can be auto-generated by Phantom or supplied by the user.

Phantom includes a helper shell script that enables fast generation of self-signed certificates for use of both servers and clients. After generation, the server and certificate authority certificates required for encrypted connections are bundled in the binaries for portability and ease of execution.

Check it out on GitHub at https://github.com/EONRaider/BCA-Phantom

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Is ratting illegal in Canada?

20-year old Canadian here. Someone Im close to showed me that he has remote access to a bunch of people’s computers and had keyloggers running.

He told me he could help me get started, but I don’t want to get into serious trouble.

Disclaimer: my friend does not make a profit from doing this, he merely does it as an interest project.

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How are black hats able still able to get away with attacks?

In our day and age of extremely prioritized cybersecurity and policing, it is almost every week or less that another breach is reported, and often we only hear about the perpetrators by their associations with groups or hostile nations, but not so often do I see news of individuals being tracked down by authorities successfully. This surprises me as organizations like the NSA and FBI are so advanced in their ability to investigate cyber attacks, that it seems like even if you used every possible method of obscuring your identity and whereabouts during an attack, they would have ways of hunting you down, and seem plenty enthusiastic to do so.

If a black hat hacker got on a public wifi network with a proxy and routed everything through TOR in a McDonald's parking lot, spoofed their IP and MAC address, and then breached the network of some organization and stole a bunch of PIDs and sensitive data, etc., don't these things turn into ruthless federal manhunts for the perpetrators, or have I just watched too many FBI TV shows?

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Software that can encrypt external drive and wipe all data at the same time?

I've been looking for something that encrypt all data and requires two passwords: one for unlocking the drive, but if I put in an alternative password, it will wipe all the data

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ELFXtract - An Automated Analysis Tool Used For Enumerating ELF Binaries
http://www.kitploit.com/2021/11/elfxtract-automated-analysis-tool-used.html

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