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Hacking Via (What Appears to be) USB-C PD

I have been looking at getting a USB-C Power Deliver Charger so I can use my Macbook Pro in the car. Because USB-C can be used for more than just power delivery, like data extraction, installation of malicious code, etc it seems like what initially appears to be an innocent car charger could be much more. I found USB-C charger that has the power rating that I want on Amazon, but seeing where it's manufactured is giving me pause. Am I just being paranoid or is this a legitimate concern? Can someone who is familiar with this type of cybersecurity threat weigh in on the state of this type of exploit and how much risk is involved? After typing this message out I'm leaning toward just getting an inverter and plugging in my wall charger! Help they tryna get mah dataz!

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How to detect the RedLine stealer

Hey guys, I just wanted to ask a question regarding the RedLine stealer; the thing is that I am pretty sure it exists in the system that I am talking about, even though the ESET can't detect it. I am sure that it is in the system, as all the accounts whose passwords were saved in "Google" have been trying to be accessed even though MFA was enabled. The question is, how is it possible to detect the RedStealer as one of the powerful antiviruses didn't even have an idea about the stealer.

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OT Pentesting - Looking for advice
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/sv24qi/ot_pentesting_looking_for_advice/

Hey everyone, I've been tasked with pentesting a OT network. I've never performed this before and would like to hear your thoughts on how different could it be (if at all) from the regular infrastructure pentesting? Obviously it is super critical so I'm going to be very careful not to overload it with traffic and be doing more manual testing instead of using scanners. Are there any other tips/tools/methodologies you guys can provide? I would appreciate it very much. Thanks and cheers! submitted by /u/Empty_Kaleidoscope (https://www.reddit.com/user/Empty_Kaleidoscope)
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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Security Teams Expect Attackers to Go After End Users First

Phishing, malware, and ransomware have spurred organizations to increase their investments in endpoint security, according to Dark Reading’s Endpoint Security Survey.
Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Attackers Hone Their Playbooks, Become More Agile

Less malware, more interactive intrusions, and big game hunting lead to more success, with an 82% increase in ransomware-related data leaks.
Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
NSA Issues Guidance for Selecting Strong Cisco Password Types

Poorly protected passwords in device configuration files present a risk of compromise, agency says.
hacking: security in practice
I just got into hacking

Any tips for anyone just started hacking and just got into the idea of it

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