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Using Go to Develop Offensive Tooling
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/s8t6ie/using_go_to_develop_offensive_tooling/

With better Security Tooling, that can easily detect Powershell and C# Offensive Tooling, Red Teamers have to adapt their offensive capabilities. Go is a staticly linked programming language which can be easily crossed compiled and needs no installation dependencies. This makes it perfect for Red Teamers. This great talk describes how Golang can be used in an offensive way: ​ https://youtu.be/AGLunpPtOgM submitted by /u/_R4bb1t_ (https://www.reddit.com/user/_R4bb1t_)
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iPhone and PC are hacked. What should I do?

Hi there hacking community,

If someone pissed off the wrong people and as a result, his iPhone and PC are now hacked, how should this person remove the hackers from his devices? This person has tried reinstalling fresh copies of Windows and IOS but this has not seemed to work.

Should this person buy a new iPhone and PC? This seems like the most reasonable approach because I looked up the price of zero-day exploits for iPhones and they are not cheap, to say the least.

Any guidance or advice would be really appreciated.

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Automating Response Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint

Organizations should balance process automation and human interaction to meet their unique security requirements.
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Researchers Discover Dangerous Firmware-Level Rootkit

MoonBounce is the latest in a small but growing number of implants found hidden in a computer's Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI).