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digital world.local: Vengeance Vulnhub Walkthrough

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NEED HELP!
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/redteamsec Subdirect Statistics
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I made a tool to cover your tracks post-exploitation on Linux machines for Red Teamers
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/rk0bep/i_made_a_tool_to_cover_your_tracks/

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How to man in the middle Tor exit nodes for Bitcoin wallet.dat theft

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hacking: security in practice
Rate my cert path pt2

Pt1: https://www.reddit.com/r/hacking/comments/riqaim/rate_my_cert_path/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

After some input and further digging I'm reevaluating a path. I still have the same interests from the original post, but I'd rather fast track to security in some way and work my way up while I work on my next cert or one of the other small side interests like OSINT.

So in this order I was thinking:

LPIC-1

Security+?

Cysa+

Cisco CBROPS?

eJPT

OSCP

If an employer on the way wants to help with SANS or GIAC stuff then I'll head with that. Besides this path, my other specific question was can/should I skip security+ and go right for CYSA+ and should I bother with Cisco CBROPS? I'm also not sure if higher LPIC would be of benefit?

My end goal is pentesting of some kind so I imagine some time as a SOC analyst to get in, and from there I'm not sure if I would climb the tiers or look for another type of position?

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BusKill: A USB dead-man-switch triggered if someone physically yanks your laptop away

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digital world.local: Vengeance Vulnhub Walkthrough

Donavan’s VENGEANCE (digitalworld.local: VENGEANCE) is a medium level machine designed for Vulnhub. This lab includes a difficult exploitation procedure that is suitable for those experienced

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Guide to CoverCompared’s Testnet & Bugbounty Programme

Our community asked and we have answered! We are super excited for our dApp’s testnet launch & bugbounty programme, all set to go live on…Continue reading on Medium »
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Testing On Public IP they are using firewall (fortinet)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/rk2xdb/testing_on_public_ip_they_are_using_firewall/

Hey guyz, I'm performing PT from the last 3 days on public IP address, & they are using fortinet firewall. Through nmap & nessus scan i find only 1 open port that is tcp 554 remaining all showing me filtered. I perform testing manually on all open and filtered ports but didn't find any weaknesses. Can anyone of you guide me how can i move on the next steps that should must be consider to perform further scanning. What are the steps that i must be consider..?? Please point men on the right direction it's means alot submitted by /u/zakwan30 (https://www.reddit.com/user/zakwan30)
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PDF hacking made simple: 5 steps to the power of PDF

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PDF hacking is one of the exclusive topics when working in client-side exploitation. This is about creating malicious PDF documents and…

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Hacking on Medium
The Log4J Vulnerability Will Haunt the Internet for Years

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Hundreds of millions of devices are likely affected.

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Hacking on Medium
It is possible to hack someone’s cell phone without touching it.

Certainly, it is feasible to hack someone’s cell phone without physically touching the device in any way.

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