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Need some advice, I’m new

Ok so I’ve a got a MacBook and I’ve just installed Tor, a virtual machine, Tails OS, a VPN, and an antivirus is there anything else I’ll need and do you have any solid advice for when browsing out there?

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A black-box penetration test (coursework) - please help me
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<!-- SC_OFF -->I have an assignment which is a report on a penetration test that I have to complete, against a local victim virtual machine running red-hat Linux. The scope is limited to the ports open on the IP address, web-based services or any port running http/s is out of the scope. We also arent allowed to use brute force, dictionary or DoS methods. There are 4 open ports within the scope: 22 - OpenSSH, 111 - RpcBind, 3306 - MySQL (Unauthorised), 32768 - Status. I have attempted to use the methods we have been taught in our practical labs against the machine, but none of them have been successful. We have been told that there is enough OSINT in the "leaked" documents for us to have an initial point of entry but we can't find anything useful anywhere, this is surprising because we managed to guess the password weeks ago so we already know what to look for. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'll find a way to incorporate you into my bibliography. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/-Cluck-Cluck- (https://www.reddit.com/user/-Cluck-Cluck-)
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I Need A Hacker To Help Me Change My Grades And GPA QULIOUSHACKER@GMAIL.COM

This will be the question presented to you when you need a school grade change. Being a student in the university, college, or high school…

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By Ajay Srivastava, Aniket Kulkarni, Avinash Singh, Nathaniel CallensContinue reading on Grab » (https://medium.com/grab/reflecting-on-the-five-years-of-bug-bounty-at-grab-adf1df55eb80?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
Reflecting on the Five Years of Bug Bounty at Grab

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pentesting work station
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/mp67yf/pentesting_work_station/

<!-- SC_OFF -->So was curious what you guys or gals consider essentials for a solid fast pentesting laptop. Do you prefer top notch specs, or certains aspects of hardware over others? what size screen do you prefer? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Man_Chi1d (https://www.reddit.com/user/Man_Chi1d)
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what percentage of security professionals are most likely still grey hats and who is likely to be that person? What about for black hats?

So if someone is working as a job in cybersecurity, how likely are they to secretly be a grey hat hacker and what kind of person is still a grey hat hacker when they grow older? Do people in cybersecurity ever still tend to be black hat?

What would you recommend someone working in cybersecurity looks out for when it comes to other people who work at their organization?

This is not just about grey or black hats who target the organization they work for but in general.

https://www.itsecurityguru.org/2018/08/22/12-security-professionals-considered-black-hat-activity/

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is hacktivism really back as a movement?

I heard of this new organization and I looked it up. Its called Distributed Denial of Secrets.

They are the new equivalent of Anonymous but potentially a more organized collective.

https://www.wired.com/story/ddosecrets-ransomware-leaks/

https://www.cyberscoop.com/blue-leaks-police-database-ddosecrets/

https://twitter.com/ddosecret?lang=en

What do you think of these guys? Is this legit?

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Exploiting a Windows-Based Buffer Overflow

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This article is based on exploiting a simple buffer overflow in Windows using Vulnserver. If you don’t have an idea about buffer overflows…

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🔥 Kubesploit: A new post-exploitation framework for Kubernetes and containers 🔥
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