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Hello, I was wondering if it was possible to track a phone numbers text messages to another number? and get screen shots? I have the outgoing number but not the incoming. Although I do have the receiving contacts name.

Is this possible? I will pay well.

Thankyou.

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What is the career path for cybersecurity?

Where do you start? Can you start as a computer operator and move up? What are all the entry level jobs and the jobs in between, leading up to the expert level positions?

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Getting Started with AllianceBlock DEX + Bug Bounty Program

AllianceBlock DEX Testnet is live on Polygon’s Mumbai and Energy Web’s Volta. In this crucial period of the release of our brand new…Continue reading on Medium »
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Pentesting: Security Checks (automation)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/r78xom/pentesting_security_checks_automation/

Hello, I am looking for some feedback and resources in Designing Penetration Security Checks (automation).
In our SDLC we have the standard SAST\DAST, Dependency Checks, Vuln scanners, etc.. However, we struggle when going GA for an offering, when performing either Internal or External (independent) Penetration test finding issues at the end of the SDLC; delaying GA Besides, including continuing education among developers, our thought is to continue to shift left and place some Security Checks, preferably automated in the hands of the developers and in the SDLC pipeline. However, I'm not too keen on providing developers with actual exploitation tools, but maybe some automated scripts that perform, e.g.; jwt validation, UI redress attack, Improper Error Handling, etc.. I think it's known that security scanners tend to have their own pros and cons, and these "lower-level" security checks would be just another input for an Internal pentest. So, when you do have an external (independent) pentest, it would help reduce any additional findings. Does anyone have any feedback, resources, and possible playbooks (scripts, etc) that would help in identifying issues earlier in the SDLC? Thank you submitted by /u/Semperfi4000 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Semperfi4000)
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