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How does Anonymous manage to take down Russian websites?

I’m really curious about how they do this. With the rising escalation between countries, hearing about the hacking group has spiked my interest. How is it possible to take down these websites?

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Peaky Blinders

Hey can someone tell me how can i watch the peaky blinders. I dont haalve netflix, share some links if you can. Thanks

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Anyone else noticed there has been a MASSIVE increase on social media accounts being hacked 2-3 days before the russian invasion of ukraine??

I manage some instagram theme pages as a side hussle, I started getting spammed with phishing links or people trying to social engineering me. I thought they were trying to hack my pages cause they are a little bit big and they could resell them for a profit, but then my friend's personal accounts also started to get hacked. Lot's of people on Reddit complaining about the issue too. One of my friends was dumb enough to put her password on a phishing link and then what it seemed to be like an automatic bot started messaging everyone related to her the phishing links. And as I said, all of this 1-2-3 days before the invasion, there was always a random individual trying to send some hacking attempts to my accounts from time to time, but this time it was like docens of dms, docens of accounts of people I know getting hacked in this short spawn of days. I read somewhere that one technique to hack important targets like politicians, leaders etc is instead of targeting directly them, which would be extremely difficult, they target accounts massively in hopes of getting the account of a relative of them and try to social engineer them from there. Am I being paranoid or this could really a Russian spy complot? Sorry if this doesn't make any sense XD

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Attacking IBM MQ — SWIFT to Steal Money$$$

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“Meant to be devastating.” Wiper malware rattles Ukraine as Russia presses invasion

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HermeticWiper, much like the WhisperGate malware discovered in Ukrainian networks last month, deletes the Master Boot Record that allows…

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Criminals robbing criminals: exit scams fuel dark web paranoia

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The sudden demise of darknet site Monopoly Market may have coincided with an exit scam.

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Ukraine resistance, dark web scams and a new CISO for Colonial Pipeline

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Welcome to Changelog for 2/27/22, published by Synack! Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ushered in a bleak new era for Europe. With casualties…

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Hacktivist Activity in the Russo-Ukraine War: First Impressions

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Summary

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3 motivi per guardare Halt and Catch Fire (anche se non riuscirai a guardarla)

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È su Amazon Prime Video (qui), ma non in Italia. È su Apple Tv Plus (qui), ma non in Italia. È stata su Rai 4 a marzo 2019, ma ora non c’è…

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What is xmlrpc.php file and how to exploit it (bugbounty).

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What is XML-RPC?

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Attacking IBM MQ — SWIFT to Steal Money$$$

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What is IBM MQ?

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DRAKVUF Sandbox - Automated Hypervisor-Level Malware Analysis System
http://www.kitploit.com/2022/02/drakvuf-sandbox-automated-hypervisor.html

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DRAKVUF Sandbox is an automated black-box malware analysis (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Malware%20Analysis) system with DRAKVUF (https://drakvuf.com/) engine under the hood, which does not require an agent on guest OS. This project provides you with a friendly web interface that allows you to upload suspicious files (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Suspicious%20Files) to be analyzed. Once the sandboxing job is finished, you can explore the analysis result through the mentioned interface and get an insight on whether the file is truly malicious or not. Because it is usually pretty hard to set up a malware sandbox, this project also provides you with an installer app that would guide you through the necessary steps and configure your system using settings that are recommended for beginners. At the same time, experienced users can tweak some settings or even replace some infrastructure (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Infrastructure) parts to better suit their needs.
Supported hardware & software In order to run DRAKVUF Sandbox, your setup must fullfill all of the listed requirements. Processor: Required Intel processor with Intel Virtualization (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Virtualization) Technology (VT-x) and Extended Page Tables (EPT) features Host system with at least 2 core CPU and 5 GB RAM, running GRUB as bootloader, one of: Debian 10 Buster Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Guest system, one of: Windows 7 (x64) Windows 10 (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Windows%2010) build 2004 (x64) Nested virtualization: Xen - works out of the box. VMware Workstation Player - works, but you need to check Virtualize EPT option for a VM; Intel processor with EPT still required. KVM - works, however it is considered experimental. If you experience any bugs, please report them to us for further investigation. (x) AWS, GCP, Azure - due to lack of exposed CPU features, hosting DRAKVUF Sandbox in the cloud is not supported (although it might change in the future). (x) Hyper-V - doesn't work. (x) VMWare Fusion (Mac) - doesn't work. Maintainers/authors Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or comments. General contact email: drakvuf@cert.pl (mailto:drakvuf@cert.pl) (fastest response) This project is authored by: Arkadiusz Wróbel (@catsuryuu (https://github.com/catsuyuu)) - catsuryuu@cert.pl (mailto:catsuryuu@cert.pl) Michał Leszczyński (@icedevml (https://github.com/icedevml)) Adam Kliś (@BonusPlay (https://github.com/BonusPlay)) Hubert Jasudowicz (@chivay (https://github.com/chivay)) Konstanty Cieśliński (@kscieslinski (https://github.com/kscieslinski)) If you have any questions about DRAKVUF (https://drakvuf.com/) engine itself, contact tamas@tklengyel.com (mailto:tamas@tklengyel.com) Acknowledgements This project was created and/or upgraded thanks to the following organizations and initiatives: Connecting Europe Facility of the European Union (https://ec.europa.eu/inea/en/connecting-europe-facility)

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The Honeynet Project (https://honeynet.org/)

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CERT Polska (https://cert.pl/)

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Download Drakvuf-Sandbox (https://github.com/CERT-Polska/drakvuf-sandbox)

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DRAKVUF Sandbox - Automated Hypervisor-Level Malware Analysis System

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-jqk2aHDJzVE/Yd2ZWYW3eRI/AAAAAAAA8sY/TNkJ9mXqCIkLwo94EJQdmNIZRGyb6_gewCK4BGAYYCw/w640-h454/drakvuf-sandbox_5_sandbox-765414.png DRAKVUF Sandbox is an automated black-box malware analysis system with DRAKVUF engine under the hood, which does not require an agent on guest OS.

This project provides you with a friendly web interface that allows you to upload suspicious files to be analyzed. Once the sandboxing job is finished, you can explore the analysis result through the mentioned interface and get an insight on whether the file is truly malicious or not.

Because it is usually pretty hard to set up a malware sandbox, this project also provides you with an installer app that would guide you through the necessary steps and configure your system using settings that are recommended for beginners. At the same time, experienced users can tweak some settings or even replace some infrastructure parts to better suit their needs. Supported hardware & softwareIn order to run DRAKVUF Sandbox, your setup must fullfill all of the listed requirements.

* Processor:
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Required Intel processor with Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x) and Extended Page Tables (EPT) features
* Host system with at least 2 core CPU and 5 GB RAM, running GRUB as bootloader, one of:
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Debian 10 Buster

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Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic

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Ubuntu 20.04 Focal
* Guest system, one of:
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Windows 7 (x64)

* Windows 10 build 2004 (x64)
Nested virtualization:

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Xen - works out of the box.

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VMware Workstation Player - works, but you need to check Virtualize EPT option for a VM; Intel processor with EPT still required.

*
KVM - works, however it is considered experimental. If you experience any bugs, please report them to us for further investigation.

*
(x) AWS, GCP, Azure - due to lack of exposed CPU features, hosting DRAKVUF Sandbox in the cloud is not supported (although it might change in the future).

*
(x) Hyper-V - doesn't work.

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(x) VMWare Fusion (Mac) - doesn't work. Maintainers/authorsFeel free to contact us if you have any questions or comments.

General contact email: drakvuf@cert.pl (fastest response)

This project is authored by:

* Arkadiusz Wróbel (@catsuryuu) - catsuryuu@cert.pl
* Michał Leszczyński (@icedevml)
* Adam Kliś (@BonusPlay)
* Hubert Jasudowicz (@chivay)
* Konstanty Cieśliński (@kscieslinski)

If you have any questions about DRAKVUF engine itself, contact tamas@tklengyel.com AcknowledgementsThis project was created and/or upgraded thanks to the following organizations and initiatives: Connecting Europe Facility of the European Unionhttp://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dKGd964t7g4/Yd2ZWwBOmHI/AAAAAAAA8sg/SvwZo7sUeZY6w8AVCxBnNswLS7YQHlMbwCK4BGAYYCw/s320/drakvuf-sandbox_6_cef-767021.png The Honeynet Projecthttp://2.bp.blogspot.com/-yWb4EAD9WRo/Yd2ZXG-e4nI/AAAAAAAA8so/xIv0gPjQZAcbhlU6dCd07UHwfA1OnYnQQCK4BGAYYCw/s320/drakvuf-sandbox_7_honeynet-768410.png CERT Polskahttp://2.bp.blogspot.com/-b5cfmzziyJs/Yd2ZXjk8UXI/AAAAAAAA8sw/hbLoc4T8S6k919cchqBA8kF-wsR9k0A0QCK4BGAYYCw/s320/drakvuf-sandbox_8_cert-769852.png Download Drakvuf-Sandbox

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DRAKVUF Sandbox - Automated Hypervisor-Level Malware Analysis System

DRAKVUF Sandbox is an automated black-box malware analysis system with DRAKVUF engine under the hood, which does not require an agent on guest OS. This project provides you with a friendly web interface that allows you to upload suspicious files to be analyzed. Once the sandboxing job is finished, you can explore the analysis result through the mentioned interface and get an insight on whether the file is truly malicious or not. Because it is usually pretty hard to set up a malware sandbox, this project also provides you with an installer app that would guide you through the necessary steps and configure your system using settings that are recommended for beginners. At the same time, experienced users can tweak some settings or even replace some infrastructure parts to better suit their needs. Supported hardware & software In order to run DRAKVUF Sandbox, your setup must fullfill all of the listed requirements. Processor: Required Intel processor with Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x) and Extended Page Tables (EPT) features Host system with at least 2 core CPU and 5 GB RAM, running GRUB as bootloader, one of: Debian 10 Buster Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Guest system, one of: Windows 7 (x64) Windows 10 build 2004 (x64) Nested virtualization: Xen - works out of the box. VMware Workstation Player - works, but you need to check Virtualize EPT option for a VM; Intel processor with EPT still required. KVM - works, however it is considered experimental. If you experience any bugs, please report them to us for further investigation. (x) AWS, GCP, Azure - due to lack of exposed CPU features, hosting DRAKVUF Sandbox in the cloud is not supported (although it might change in the future). (x) Hyper-V - doesn't work. (x) VMWare Fusion (Mac) - doesn't work. Maintainers/authors Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or comments. General contact email: drakvuf@cert.pl (fastest response) This project is authored by: Arkadiusz Wróbel (@catsuryuu) - catsuryuu@cert.pl Michał Leszczyński (@icedevml) Adam Kliś (@BonusPlay) Hubert Jasudowicz (@chivay) Konstanty Cieśliński (@kscieslinski) If you have any questions about DRAKVUF engine itself, contact tamas@tklengyel.com Acknowledgements This project was created and/or upgraded thanks to the following organizations and initiatives: Connecting Europe Facility of the European Union The Honeynet Project CERT Polska Download Drakvuf-Sandbox
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