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How to do TryHackMe Crack the hash challenge

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The art of cracking hashes — Crack the hash

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Any reliable deauther tutorial that you can run on phone?

I have been searching for a while and not sure if I should try to follow any of these tutorials. You guys have any videos?

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Panasonic discloses data breach after network hack

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Japanese multinational conglomerate Panasonic disclosed a security breach after unknown threat actors gained access to servers on its network this month.
“Panasonic Corporation has confirmed that its network was illegally accessed by a third party on November 11, 2021,” the company said in a press release issued Friday.

“As the result of an internal investigation, it was determined that some data on a file server had been accessed during the intrusion.”

Panasonic has reported the incident to the relevant authorities and has taken measures to prevent access to its network from external servers.

The Japanese electronics giant has also hired the services of a third party to investigate the attack—which Panasonic tagged as a “leak” in the press release—and find if any of the data accessed during the intrusion includes customer personal information.
See Also: Complete Offensive Security and Ethical Hacking Course “In addition to conducting its own investigation, Panasonic is currently working with a specialist third-party organization to investigate the leak and determine if the breach involved customers’ personal information and/or sensitive information related to social infrastructure,” the company added.

A Panasonic spokesperson was not immediately available for comment when contacted by BleepingComputer.

Panasonic would like to express its sincerest apologies for any concern or inconvenience resulting from this incident. — Panasonic Panasonic servers reportedly hacked in JuneWhile the press release issued doesn’t include many details regarding the attack timeline, Japanese outlets, including Mainichi and NHK, said the attackers had access to Panasonic’s servers between June and November, as first reported by The Record.
See Also: New Windows zero-day with public exploit lets you become an admin Furthermore, they gained access to customer and employee sensitive information until Panasonic spotted the malicious activity on November 11.

The attack on Panasonic’s server is part of a long series of other incidents involving Japanese companies in recent years. Kawasaki, NEC, Mitsubishi Electric, and defense contractors Kobe Steel and Pasco have also disclosed security incidents and, in some cases, even data leaks.
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Buffer Overflow the Easy way

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How to Pursue a Career in Ethical Hacking

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The art and science of passwords

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Choose passwords, keep them while protecting them, succeed in revealing them: the science of passwords is a treasure trove of subtleties.

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How to install Impacket tools in any linux

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Investing strategy automation

I am interested in creating a few bots to automate my crypto investing strategy. Ideally it would be something like telegram or discord bots that retrieve me information, metrics and news all day.

Examples of a few things I’d like to track include blockchain network activity, exchange inflow/outflow, exchanges looking into new coins, wallet addresses, mining/staking, TVL/vesting schedule, social sentiment, leveraged positions, BTC/ETH dominance, etc

I would like these bots to fetch me information and scan the web constantly, although they do not need to actually make the trade for me, not yet at least.

I have no code or programming experience at all, if anyone has some tips on where to get started or any ideas I’d love to talk!

Also I know this is probably an odd place to post this but would love to talk to someone who’s really knowledgeable with this

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Kit\_Hunter - A Basic Phishing Kit Scanner For Dedicated And Semi-Dedicated Hosting

Kit Hunter: A basic phishing kit detection tool Version 2.6.0 28 September 2021 Testing and development took place on Python 3.7.3 (Linux) What is Kit Hunter? Kit Hunter is a personal project to learn Python, and a basic scanning tool that will search directories and locate phishing kits based on established markers. As detection happens, a report is generated for administrators. By default the script will generate a report that shows the files that were detected as potentially problematic, list the markers that indicated them as problematic (a.k.a. tags), and then show the exact line of code where the detection happened. Usage: Detailed installation and usage instructions are available at SteveD3.io Help To get quick help: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -h Default scan To launch a full scan using the default settings: python3 kit_hunter_2.py Quick scan To launch a quick scan, using minimal detection rules: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -q Custom scan To launch a custom scan: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -c Note: When using the -c switch, you must place a tag file in the same location as Kit Hunter. You can name this file whatever you want, but the extension must be .tag. Please remember that the formatting is important. There should only be one item per line, and no whitespaces. You can look at the other tag files if you need examples. Directory selected scanning You can run kit_hunter_2.py from any location using the -d switch to select a directory to scan: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -d /path/to/directory However, it is easier if you place kit_hunter_2.py in the directory above your web root (e.g. /www/ or /publichtml/) and call the script from there. The final report will be generated in the directory being scanned. In my usage, I call Kit Hunter from my /kit/download/ directory where new phishing kits are saved. My reports are then generated and saved to that folder. However, if I call Kit Hunter and scan my /PHISHING/Archive/ folder using the -d switch, then the report will save to /PHISHING/Archive/. Shell detection This latest release of Kit Hunter comes with shell detection. Shell scripts are often packaged with phishing kits, or used to deploy phishing kits on webservers. Kit Hunter will scan for some common shell script elements. The process works exactly the same way as regular scanning, only the shell detections are called with the -s switch. This is a standalone scan, so you can't run it with other types. You can however leverage the -m and -l flags with shell scanning. See the script's help section for more details. Once scanning is complete, output from the script will point you to the location of the saved scan report. Tag Files: When it comes to the tag files, there are 41 tag files shipping with v2.5.8 Kit Hunter. These tag files detect targeted phishing campaigns, as well as various types of phishing tricks, such as obfuscation, templating, theming, and even branded kits like Kr3pto and Ex-Robotos. New tag files will be added, and existing tag files will be updated on a semi-regular basis. See the changelog for details. As was the case with v1.0, the longer the tag file is, the longer it will take for the script to read it. Download Kit\Hunter
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Kit_Hunter - A Basic Phishing Kit Scanner For Dedicated And Semi-Dedicated Hosting
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Kit Hunter: A basic phishing kit (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Phishing%20Kit) detection tool Version 2.6.0 28 September 2021 Testing and development took place on Python 3.7.3 (Linux)
What is Kit Hunter? Kit Hunter is a personal project to learn Python, and a basic scanning (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Scanning) tool that will search directories and locate phishing (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Phishing) kits based on established markers. As detection happens, a report is generated for administrators. By default the script will generate a report that shows the files that were detected as potentially problematic, list the markers that indicated them as problematic (a.k.a. tags), and then show the exact line of code where the detection happened.

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Usage: Detailed installation and usage instructions (https://steved3.io/data/Kit-Hunter-2.0-Getting-Started/2021/09/07/) are available at SteveD3.io Help To get quick help: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -h Default scan To launch a full scan using the default settings: python3 kit_hunter_2.py Quick scan To launch a quick scan, using minimal detection rules: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -q Custom scan To launch a custom scan: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -c Note: When using the -c switch, you must place a tag file in the same location as Kit Hunter. You can name this file whatever you want, but the extension must be .tag. Please remember that the formatting is important. There should only be one item per line, and no whitespaces. You can look at the other tag files if you need examples. Directory selected scanning You can run kit_hunter_2.py from any location using the -d switch to select a directory (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Directory) to scan: python3 kit_hunter_2.py -d /path/to/directory However, it is easier if you place kit_hunter_2.py in the directory above your web root (e.g. /www/ or /public_html/) and call the script from there. The final report will be generated in the directory being scanned. In my usage, I call Kit Hunter from my /kit/download/ directory where new phishing kits are saved. My reports are then generated and saved to that folder. However, if I call Kit Hunter and scan my /PHISHING/Archive/ folder using the -d switch, then the report will save to /PHISHING/Archive/. Shell detection This latest release of Kit Hunter comes with shell detection. Shell scripts (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Scripts) are often packaged with phishing kits, or used to deploy phishing kits on webservers. Kit Hunter will scan for some common shell script elements. The process works exactly the same way as regular scanning, only the shell detections are called with the -s switch. This is a standalone scan, so you can't run it with other types. You can however leverage the -m and -l flags with shell scanning. See the script's help section for more details. Once scanning is complete, output from the script will point you to the location of the saved scan report. Tag Files: When it comes to the tag files, there are 41 tag files shipping with v2.5.8 Kit Hunter. These tag files detect targeted phishing campaigns, as well as various types of phishing tricks, such as obfuscation, templating, theming, and even branded kits like Kr3pto and Ex-Robotos. New tag files will be added, and existing tag files will be updated on a semi-regular basis. See the changelog for details. As was the case with v1.0, the longer the tag file is, the longer it will take for the script to read it.

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