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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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I don't know who/ how to trust

0 I have had a few friends over the past say 10 years who were self-proclaimed hackers and yes they did know way more than I did as far as computer stuff goes cuz I missed a few days of that class I mean I used to know my computer s*** but now I don't. so basically I don't know whether someone's telling me the truth or not or whether they can really do what they say they can or not and because I've known a couple hackers who also turned out to be real scumbag junkies who are now back in my town and back trying to be in my life that I keep trying to avoid and block and not know them but they just keep calling and showing up basically because I have something they don't which is whatever they want-- or at least they assume I do more than they do--money, house, car, heart, their ex, a clean record, a clean IP, a clean computer, a clean phone, probably not bad credit, already-setup accounts, and some mutual friends who share a lot of the same ignorance, naiivity and vulnerability as I, but also share the same desperation as they (the hackers) do.

I need to talk to someone who knows these terms as i don't: ss7, cloning, remote, sms web page/previews, spying without phone ever in hand, locations of sent msgs, etc.

I need to know what they are capable of doing when they get fed up with me not giving into them and it's easier for them anyway to just hack me for their needs.

I'm kinda getting paranoid like, and I'm not a paranoid type. Cautious and street smart but like I said, I missed a day or two and have never caught up with today's tech.

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Can anyone decode this thing?

Hey. I got this bin file somewhere in my PC, and I know it's not important, but I decided to test my decoding skills to decode it, and since it was only like ~20 hex characters it seemed very easy.

I ended up using ALL python encoders and all possible vscode's hex editor encoders and none seems to be working :(

here is the hex :

04 11 26 E3 F5 FC F5 F3 E4 F5 F4 CF E6 E0FE CF E0 E2 FF E4 FF F3 FF FC E3 5D 92 90

I think it's gotta be two strings? serialized in some c++ format . thats just a guess tho. but since the application that generated it was probably written in c++ (ExpressVPN), I'm assuming this is some serialized string, but not with any ordinary encoder?

anyways, if someone could help out, I'll be glad. and, well, if it turned out to be some confidential file, please be a good person and don't advertise it haha, (it's 99.99% not confidential tho)

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Ubisoft has confirmed it was hacked by Lapsus$ group

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Video games developer and distributor Ubisoft has confirmed that it was hacked earlier this month, with the Lapsus$ group believed to be responsible.
The French-headquartered gaming company, known for leading titles including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six Siege, has around 117 million active users.

In a statement, Ubisoft says that the incident caused temporary disruption to some of its games, systems, and services.

“Our IT teams are working with leading external experts to investigate the issue. As a precautionary measure we initiated a company-wide password reset,” it says.

“Also, we can confirm that all our games and services are functioning normally and that at this time there is no evidence any player personal information was accessed or exposed as a by-product of this incident.”
See Also: Complete Offensive Security and Ethical Hacking Course Lapsus$ linksWhile it has not directly claimed responsibility, the South America-based Lapsus$ hacking group shared the news on Telegram with a smirking face emoji, suggesting that it may have been the culprit.

The group later commented in the same thread that it had not been targeting Ubisoft customer data.

Last month, Lapsus$ claimed it had leaked password hashes for employees of graphics chipmaker Nvidia, causing outages of its developer tools and email systems.

The group later threatened to leak files related to Nvidia’s GPUs unless the company open-sourced its graphics processing unit (GPU) drivers.

And just this month, the group claimed responsibility for hacking Samsung’s systems and dumping nearly 200 GB of stolen internal files online.
See Also: Kali Linux 2022.1 Release with Visual Updates, New Tools, Legacy SSH Last week, Lapsus$ posted on Telegram that it was recruiting insiders at potential targets – including ‘large software/gaming corporations’.

Responding to additional queries from The Daily Swig, a Ubisoft spokesperson said: “We don’t have additional information to share at the moment.” See Also: Offensive Security Tool: Scapy Are u a security researcher? Or a company that writes articles or write ups about Cyber Security, Offensive Security (related to information security in general) that match with our specific audience and is worth sharing?

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Write up: Steganography: Hide data in images and extract them

https://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Untitled-design-2-1.png Write up: Steganography: Hide data in images and extract themPost Views: 2 SteganographyIn the digital world, we can use images among other things to encode/decode information in them. Steganography is a hiding technique, which aims at delivering a hidden message where some other kind of information is already being delivered and is generally used in secret communication between acknowledged parties to establish a secured communication in an unnoticeable manner as well as to avoid drawing suspicion to the transmission of a hidden data. Many methods for hiding information in audio and images exist. More information about the steganography types, embedding techniques, and a more detailed article about how image steganography works can be found here. Choice of toolsThankfully, Linux users can choose from a variety of open-source tools such as Steghide, Exif, Stegosuite, Steg, Outguess, and many more. This tutorial uses Kali Linux as one of the many Debian-based Linux distros available that can be used to install and use the tools below.

We will use one graphical and one command line steganography tool for this tutorial.
1. Steghide: Is an open-source, command-line software that can encode and decode data into image files.

Current Version: 0.5.1

Features:

* compression of embedded data
* encryption of embedded data
* embedding of a checksum to verify the integrity of the extracted data
* support for JPEG, BMP, WAV and AU files
Installation: Steghide is already available in the Kali Linux repo. apt-get install steghidehttps://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/steghide_installation-1.png
Creating an image with a secret message in it.

* Create a folder with the name of your choice: mkdir steghide* Create a new text files with some text. – This will be the secret that we want to embed in the image of our choice. cd steghideecho "the secret message" > message.txthttps://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/create_folder_and_secret_message.png
* Download or use an image of your choice to hide the secret message.
For this example we used his test image that you can download it using wget steghide embed -cf Patern_test.jpg -ef message.txt -sf secret.jpg* Embed: embed data
* -cf: cover file
* -ef: embed file
* -sf: output file – stego file
You can also choose between different encryption algorithms and compression levels.
See the user manual of steghide with: man steghide* It will prompt you to enter a passphrase needed to then later extract the message.txt from the secret.jpg image.
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* Enter a passphrase and re-enter it for confirmation – be sure to remember it because you will not be able to decode the secret message from the stego file.
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Now, the stego file (secret.jpg) is ready.
* View info or the embedded data
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