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Attackers Create Terabytes of DDoS Attack Data Using a Single Packet

Security researchers have disclosed a new type of attack that amplifies the original packet by a ratio of more than 4 billion to one. The attack is distributed and uses a single packet as a starting point.

A DDoS attack from a single packet is made possible by a flaw in about 2,600 Mitel MiVoice Business Express and MiCollab systems that were incorrectly set up to act as PBX-to-internet gateways. CVE-2022-26143: TP240PhoneHome reflection/amplification DDoS attack.

Security vulnerabilities are a serious problem for companies. In the first attack, a flaw in the company’s system was taken advantage of by hackers. They exploited the vulnerability and primarily focused on ports 80 and 443. The attack was aimed at ISPs, financial institutions, and logistics businesses.



https://hackingvision.com/2022/03/13/attackers-create-terabytes-of-ddos-attack-data-using-a-single-packet/

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What are some anti-debugging techniques in use today?

This is a veeeeerrryyyy nooby question but I need the answer and cannot seem to find it online. Take the example of "sudo" on linux. Sudo takes a password, checks if it's correct and executes a command if it is. My question is, how does a command like sudo avoid simple attacks such as using a debugger to simply skip the password check? If the answer is some kind of systemcall magic, how would you do it in some other (C) program? Check if a password is correct and not have that check simply skipped with changing the value of one register?

Please let me know if you need me to explain anything further and thanks in advance!

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Self-XSS and they didn’t care

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hacking: security in practice
transferring money

not sure if this is the right sub to post this but… how can i transfer money from one bank account to another without it being traceable

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Mugshot

I feel like if any group of people would know how I would find this y’all would. I want to find my old mugshot 🤣 where do I find it at??

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someone made a death threat to one of my bestfriends through anonymous call

hi there, first off we've been to the police station.

so last friday my friend got a call at midninght while he was with friends out. one of our friends answered the phone since it was No Call ID and took it as a joke. the person calling was a guy that started off by telling her to hand the phone to my friend. he then mentioned his name (my friends), where he lives and told him that he could show up buried where he lives. 2mins after he called another one of our friends who didn't answer at that hour. 10 mins later he calls another friend who was asleep and this monday he proceeded to call another friend of ours but she was at work. we're scared since the person really knows our friend circle and personal information.

we have our suspicions so we went to the police who said that they couldnt ask phone companies for record calls, only in case of having evidence of who it was and it if went to court.

so basically we're trying to do justice in our own hands.

anyone knows how to find anonymous calls that have been made previously our how to record it (we've tried many apps both android and iphone that dont work). only being able to hear the voice would be of some help.





thanks!!

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What is hacking ? How to hack ? Learn Hacking !!

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