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Inspired by the DDoS on Russia - A Distributed Cracker for the RIA.ru Propaganda Machine.

As many of you know, Russia has launched its invasion on Ukraine, and the hacker-community (thus far) has done its part to take down Russian military/government sites, with notable groups such as Anonymous joining in.

A few days ago, I saw a nice thread here on a DDoS tool, where thousands of you all (including me) joined in to do what small part we can in protecting freedom. I've recently decided that I can use my individual skills to do more, and so I've discovered the RIA.ru admin account username, as well as a weakness in their login form.

I then made a tool to automate cracking the password. The process could take years potentially depending on the security, but we can halve, or even quarter the time taken with the more people we have join in. At the least, I hope that it motivates the site owners to take the site down, or at least limit it to many users to prevent the further spread of Russian propaganda.



As of right now, the tool is hosted at https://ru-cracker.glitch.me , and I've also open-sourced it at https://github.com/flancast90/ru-cracker for those interested in the source.

A Few Notes:

Chrome CORS is extremely stupid. Because of this, for your computer to join in on the attack, you must be running a CORS-bypass extension. One for chrome is https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-cors-access-control/lhobafahddgcelffkeicbaginigeejlf/related?hl=en , and others exist for different browsers.

For programmers wondering why I didn't create a simple node CORS bypass, the issue with this was all the requests would have to route through the server more than needed. This way, each client handles itself.

Note 2:
Participating in this attack is illegal in most places. However, if you feel strongly about this (as I do), please do not hesitate to join in - it is only through breaking laws that true and lasting social reform is made.

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Google dork

Do you think it’s possible to find future GCSE papers using google dorking?

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I been using Firefox for a while now but are there any other browsers you guys use?

Basically I use Firefox anytime I want to access a website, but I am curious to what you guys use. Maybe there's an opensource browser with lots of privacy options and stuff, I am open to ideas.

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Everything you need to know about Bug Bounties

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Easy way to put a reverse shell on a dropbox and have it call out to my external server?

Hi all,

I am trying to make a raspberry pi with kali on it to be a reverse shell and go to my server on digital ocean through a reverse proxy.

How can I implant a reverse shell on the dropbox to do that?

I tried with metasploit but I have been running into issues.

This has to go through port 443 as well.

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HTTPS Downgrade only works on Chrome based browser
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Using HTTPS in your web application is mandatory to guarantee trust and security. However, an attacker may try to downgrade that secure protocol into simple HTTP and grab or tamper with the exchanged data. https://auth0.com/blog/preventing-https-downgrade-attacks/ If certain site is running on https, then by simply changing it to http, the whole communication is now running on http. No redirection to https is done even though HSTS is there. However, this can only be done via Chrome based browser only and not Firefox. Is this consider as a valid pentest finding? submitted by /u/user11392 (https://www.reddit.com/user/user11392)
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