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Review on eLearnSecurity Certified Professional Penetration Tester! (eCPPTv2)

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eCPPTv2 - eLearnSecurity Certified Professional Penetration Tester version 2

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How to track anyone Currect Location with the use of Image metadata..

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Keeping the wrench out of the gears: 5 tips for achieving compliance in the era of DevSecOps

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We answer some common questions about compliance and provide tips for making it work for high-performing Dev teams.

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What is an IDOR Vulnerability?

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And How to Find One!

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Blockchain Agent Dev Workshop today with the white hats of Arbitrary Execution. Great chance to get in on the next billion dollar opp. 11am EST.

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nmap scan showing ssh-hostkeys

I've been instructed for an assignment to pentest a VM, during an NMAP scan on an open SSH port, it's showing me 3 ssh host keys. 2048 and two 256, is there anything I can do with these to help me use an ssh vulnerability?

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JTR can't show Cracked password

When i type :

john --show hash.txt /or john hash.txt --show

it says

1 password hash cracked, 0 left

How to show cracked password?

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How is that possible ?

I was wondering. Why books about hacking are legal if with that knowledge you can do lots of harm ? Is that possible that books about hacking that are on the market are bullshit ? And real knowledge is prohibited ? Plz answer

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Arbswap Announces Testnet Launch and Bug Bounty Event

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CA Network Flow Analysis SQL Injection

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Android vold Unsafe Mounting

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Android's vold's incremental-fs APIs trust paths from system_server for mounting. There is supposed to be privilege separation between vold (TCB) and system_server (privileged process). However, vold's IPC handlers related to incremental-fs (mountIncFs, unmountIncFs, bindMount) allow system_server to specify semi-arbitrary paths, allowing system_server to trigger mounting on directories that shouldn't be under system_server control.

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Learning pen testing as fast as possible
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Pen testing something I have always wanted to do ever since I got into cyber security. Recently went for a junior role and realised I knew a decent amount of technical detail but miss some of the nuances and find detail that used pick up in the full time role. I have a solid cyber security background although it is in a security engineer role and I am wanting to move over to the red team side. My background; - Cyber security degree - Comptia Security + (through work) - Comptia Pentest + (upcoming this month at work) -AWS Technical training Could anyone help what is the best way to up my knowledge to the point of transitioning over in the next six months? (not for any exam I just learn better through intense periods of learning) Willing to do any amount of time a week to reach this goal. Any suggestions appreciated submitted by /u/NoRepresentative7731 (https://www.reddit.com/user/NoRepresentative7731)
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Breaking the Black Mirror and Other Lessons From Day of Shecurity

Diversity brings more varied solutions to major challenges in cybersecurity, just as it does in every other industry.

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When Will a Cloud Infrastructure Heavyweight Launch a SASE?

There's been a veritable gold rush of security vendors getting into secure access service edge. Now will any of the major IaaS vendors enter the market? Rik Turner makes the case.

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Key Characteristics of Malicious Domains: Report

Newer top-level domains and certain hosting providers are frequent sources of malicious content, while newly registered domains and free SSL certificates are not any more likely than average to be risky, new research shows.