Basic Web Technologies Knowledge required for starting with the web Exploitation Part 1
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hacking: security in practice
U.S Authorities Seize $3.6 Billion in Bitcoin From Hacker Couple

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hacking: security in practice
What are the most common hacks on cryptocurrencies

I mean i keep hearing about these giants hacks at crypto and all im wondering is how that technology can be compromised

PS: I dont know shit about hacking

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My campus has blocked almost all pages and VPNs as well

I don't know to what extent I can post this on this subreddit, but since I've seen a similar question, so I've decided to post it here.

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For starters, no, I'm not that typical person who uses campus wifi to "waste time".

I study biomedicine and the internet is super capped. Even google scholar. This situation is extremely frustrating because although we have complained, we are only 40 people affected out of over 2,000 people studying (at least as far as I know).

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I decided to use a VPN (NordVPN) and at first it worked, but the IT guy who controls the network has blocked it. In fact of all the protocols at the beginning only IKEv2 worked. UDT and TDP did not.

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What I currently do is to pass the data from my mobile to my PC. Problem?

1.- I don't have infinite data.

2.- There is bad coverage, which makes that my speed is approximately 2mb/s which is quite desperate.

3.- It uses a lot of battery of my cell phone.

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I just want to be able to access wikipedia or google scholar papers.

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I don't know much about computers, but I had thought about looking into connecting remotely to my home router through the campus wifi so I can get back access to all the internet. I don't know if I'm saying something super complicated or impossible, but any solution is welcome.

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Thanks in advance

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A California database was breached and medical/COVID19 info leaked

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hacking: security in practice
PowerShell vs VBScript/JScript malware?

What are the advantages of malwares written in VBScript/JScript rather than in PowerShell? I'm talking about more advanced malwares than simple droppers, like RATs and cryptojackers.

I personally find the WSH languages to be very primitive and syntax to not be so pleasant. Is there any specific reason why attackers are choosing to write their malwares in WSH language? I have come up with some thoughts:

* WSH languages works pretty much in every windows platforms. There is no problems with version incapability like with powershell and .NET.
* There is less logging capabilites compared to powershell, no scriptblock logging for example.
* While powershell might be blocked, WSH is often overlooked.
* Various LOLBins offer fileless execution (mshta, regsvr32, rundll32)

WSH languages are quite unknown topic for me and I would like to learn more about prevention of WSH based malware. I have a few questions I'm hoping to get answered by:

* Does JScript offer more functionality over VBScript or are they just different by syntax?
* What are the most efficient ways of blocking and logging WSH based malware?

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Hacking on Medium
Have You Ever Tried Sideways Thinking in your Creative Marketing?

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The best way to get a person’s attention is to offer to help them.

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Hacking on Medium
GoldenEye: 1 CTF Walkthrough

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Scanning

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Hacking on Medium
CISA advierte a los administradores que parchen la vulnerabilidad de SAP de máxima gravedad

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PUBLICADO EN 9 FEBRERO, 2022POR EHACKING

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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Mitigate Ransomware Risks With Modern Log Management

Enterprises using a modern log management platform have key tools in place to detect and mitigate some of the risks from a ransomware attack.

Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Linux Malware on the Rise

Ransomware, cryptojacking, and a cracked version of the penetration-testing tool Cobalt Strike have increasingly targeted Linux in multicloud infrastructure, report states.

Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Experts: Several CVEs From Microsoft's February Security Update Require Prompt Attention

Microsoft's release of relatively sparse vulnerability information makes it difficult for organizations to prioritize mitigation efforts, security experts say.

Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Putting AI to Practical Use in Cybersecurity

Almost every cybersecurity product has an AI component. Here is where it's working in the real world.