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Dvb-t

I would like to ask if it is theoretically possible to decrypt paid TV channels broadcasted via dvb-t/dvb-t2. I know that in the past something like an unscrambler box was used, but I didn't find anything like it. I found that it could be done by "upgrading" the firmware but I did not find any trusted source or tutorial.

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What is one of the best ways to make someone's life hell online? By not hacking ( to a Person who deserves it )

( not looking to do anything that would be taken super seriously to police) I'm not trying to hack them but I'm trying to do something that will cause them a great deal of annoyance, to get the gist of the type of stuff I want to do, giving out they're social media name.amd telling everyone that they send nude pics of their wife. so they get a ton of people messaging them about their wife, this person has dealt me so much stress and harassment, he was me and my girlfriends old landlord and we basically left because he had no boundaries and was extremely inappropriate at times, he ended up spamming us with walls of text going on about petty shit and playing the victim when we finally aggressively spoke up about his behavior

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Demystifying JA3: One Handshake at a Time

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Pwndora - Massive IPv4 Scanner, Find And Analyze Internet-Connected Devices In Minutes, Create Your Own IoT Search Engine At Home

Pwndora is a massive and fast IPv4 address range scanner, integrated with multi-threading. Using sockets, it analyzes which ports are open, and collects more information about targets, each result is stored in Elasticsearch. You can integrate with Kibana to be able to visualize and manipulate data, basically it's like having your own IoT search engine at home. Features Port scanning with different options and retrieve software banner information. Detect some web technologies running on servers, using Webtech integration. Retrieves IP geolocation from Maxmind free database, updated periodically. Possibility to take screenshots from hosts with HTTP using Rendertron. Anonymous login detection on FTP servers Usage usage: CLI.py -h -s START -e END -t THREADS --massive FILE --timeout TIMEOUT --screenshot --top-ports --all-ports --updateoptions: -h, --help show this help message and exit -s START Start IPv4 address -e END End IPv4 address -t THREADS Number of threads Default: 50 --massive FILE File path with IPv4 ranges --timeout TIMEOUT Socket timeout Default: 0.5 --screenshot Take screenshots from hosts with HTTP --top-ports Scan only 20 most used ports Default --all-ports Scan 1000 most used ports --update Update database from Wappalyzer Examples If this is your first time running, you should use the --update argument. Scan only a single IPv4 address range: python3 CLI.py -s 192.168.0.0 -e 192.168.0.255 -t 150 --top-ports Scan from a text file with multiple IPv4 address ranges: python3 CLI.py --massive-scan Argentina.csv -t 200 --all-ports --screenshot If you use an excessive amount of threads, some ISPs may detect suspicious traffic and disconnect you from the network. To-do list Command-line interface Execution time in terminal Logging module implementation, for exception handling Massive and automatic scanning Default FTP login detection Automatic download of IP ranges by country Web technologies detection Web application vulnerability scan Find domains associated with IP Build image with Docker Honeypot detection RDP Screenshot Requirements pip install -r requirements.txt Contributing Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Please make sure to update tests as appropriate. Contact alechilczenko@gmail.com Download Pwndora
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Pwndora is a massive and fast IPv4 address range scanner, integrated with multi-threading. Using sockets, it analyzes which ports are open, and collects more information about targets, each result is stored in Elasticsearch. You can integrate with Kibana to be able to visualize and manipulate data, basically it's like having your own IoT search engine at home.
Features Port scanning (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Scanning) with different options and retrieve software banner information. Detect some web technologies running on servers, using Webtech integration. Retrieves IP geolocation (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Geolocation) from Maxmind free database, updated periodically. Possibility to take screenshots from hosts with HTTP using Rendertron (https://github.com/GoogleChrome/rendertron). Anonymous login detection on FTP servers Usage usage: CLI.py [-h] [-s START] [-e END] [-t THREADS] [--massive FILE] [--timeout TIMEOUT]
[--screenshot] [--top-ports] [--all-ports] [--update]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s START Start IPv4 address
-e END End IPv4 address
-t THREADS Number of threads [Default: 50]
--massive FILE File path with IPv4 ranges
--timeout TIMEOUT Socket timeout [Default: 0.5]
--screenshot Take screenshots from hosts with HTTP
--top-ports Scan only 20 most used ports [Default]
--all-ports Scan 1000 most used ports
--update Update database from Wappalyzer
Examples If this is your first time running, you should use the --update argument. Scan only a single IPv4 address range: python3 CLI.py -s 192.168.0.0 -e 192.168.0.255 -t 150 --top-ports Scan from a text file with multiple IPv4 address ranges: python3 CLI.py --massive-scan Argentina.csv -t 200 --all-ports --screenshot If you use an excessive amount of threads, some ISPs may detect suspicious traffic and disconnect you from the network. To-do list Command-line interface (https://github.com/alechilczenko/Night-Crawler/blob/main/scanner/CLI.py) Execution time in terminal Logging (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Logging) module implementation, for exception handling Massive and automatic scanning Default FTP login detection (https://github.com/alechilczenko/Night-Crawler/blob/main/scanner/login.py) Automatic download of IP ranges by country (https://github.com/alechilczenko/Night-Crawler/blob/main/ranges/ranges.py) Web technologies detection Web application vulnerability (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Vulnerability) scan Find domains associated with IP Build image with Docker Honeypot detection RDP Screenshot Requirements pip install -r requirements.txt
Contributing Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Please make sure to update tests as appropriate. Contact alechilczenko@gmail.com (mailto:alechilczenko@gmail.com)

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