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Just wanted to know is this the right pathway ?
So i have been planning to pursue my career in cybersecurity but ik these kali linux tutorials are literally nothing if i dont have proper core CSE knowledge. So i checked from youtube and I also made a list regarding the things that are very essential to learn pen testing.
Here is my list :
Operating systems
Networking + Protocols + Internet
DBMS
HTML + JS + php+Java+ASP (.net)
learn Linux
Command Line
Python
Theory of Computation
Books - (later stage)
Well i have knowledge of Java, Python and a bit of HTML. Now im a bit worried as will this list cover the main parts ?
Can anyone give me some advice ?
Thanks for reading
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Just wanted to know is this the right pathway ?
So i have been planning to pursue my career in cybersecurity but ik these kali linux tutorials are literally nothing if i dont have proper core CSE knowledge. So i checked from youtube and I also made a list regarding the things that are very essential to learn pen testing.
Here is my list :
Operating systems
Networking + Protocols + Internet
DBMS
HTML + JS + php+Java+ASP (.net)
learn Linux
Command Line
Python
Theory of Computation
Books - (later stage)
Well i have knowledge of Java, Python and a bit of HTML. Now im a bit worried as will this list cover the main parts ?
Can anyone give me some advice ?
Thanks for reading
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Just wanted to know is this the right pathway ?
So i have been planning to pursue my career in cybersecurity but ik these kali linux tutorials are literally nothing if i dont have proper core...
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A researcher has dropped working exploit code for a zero-day remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability on Twitter, which he said affects the current versions of Google Chrome and potentially other browsers, like Microsoft Edge, that use the Chromium framework.
Security researcher Rajvardhan Agarwal tweeted a GitHub link to the exploit code — the result of the Pwn2Own ethical hacking contest held online last week — on Monday.
“Just here to drop a chrome 0day,” Agarwal wrote in his tweet. “Yes you read that right.” Pwn2Own contest rules require that the Chrome security team receive details of the code so they could patch the vulnerability as soon as possible, which they did; the latest version of the Chrome V8 JavaScript engine patches the flaw, Agarwal said in a comment posted in response to his own tweet.
However, that patch has not yet been integrated into official releases of downstream Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Edge and others, leaving them potentially vulnerable to attacks. Google is expected to release a new Chrome version —including security fixes— sometime on Tuesday, though it’s unclear if patches for the bug will be included.
See Also: 1.3M Clubhouse Users’ Data Dumped in Hacker Forum for Free As of the time of publication, a Chrome update had not yet been released and Google had not yet replied to an email by Threatpost requesting comment about the flaw and the update. Not Fully WeaponizedSecurity researchers Bruno Keith and Niklas Baumstark of Dataflow Security developed the exploit code for a type mismatch bug during last’s week’s contest, and used it to successfully exploit the Chromium vulnerability to run malicious code inside Chrome and Edge. They received $100,000 for their work.
The exploit includes a PoC HTML file that, with its corresponding JavaScript file, can be loaded into a Chromium-based browser in order to launch the Windows calculator (calc.exe) program. Attackers would still need to escape the Chrome browser “sandbox,” a security container preventing browser-specific code from reaching the underlying OS, to complete full remote code execution, according to a published report from Recorded Future.
The researchers seemed surprised that Agarwal posted the exploit on Twitter, with Baumstark tweeting a response to Agarwal’s post on Monday. “Getting popped with our own bugs wasn’t on my bingo card for 2021,” he tweeted.
getting popped with our own bugs wasn't on my bingo card for 2021. not sure it was too smart of Google to add that regression test right away… https://t.co/e0RUlmbxRK
— Niklas B (@_niklasb) April 12, 2021
See Also: Offensive Security Tool: CVE Binary Tool by Intel While the exploit code that Agarwal posted does indeed allow an attacker to run malicious code on a user’s operating system, he apparently was not unscrupulous enough to post a fully weaponized version of the code, according to The Record — he did not post a full exploit chain that would allow sandbox escape.
Still, the exploit as posted could still attack services that run embedded/headless versions of Chromium, where sandbox protections aren’t usually enabled, Agarwal told The Record.
The 2021 Pwn2Own spring edition, sponsored by Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative, was held online last week after organizers published a list of eligible targets for the contest in Janua[...]
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A researcher has dropped working exploit code for a zero-day remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability on Twitter, which he said affects the current versions of Google Chrome and potentially other browsers, like Microsoft Edge, that use the Chromium framework.
Security researcher Rajvardhan Agarwal tweeted a GitHub link to the exploit code — the result of the Pwn2Own ethical hacking contest held online last week — on Monday.
“Just here to drop a chrome 0day,” Agarwal wrote in his tweet. “Yes you read that right.” Pwn2Own contest rules require that the Chrome security team receive details of the code so they could patch the vulnerability as soon as possible, which they did; the latest version of the Chrome V8 JavaScript engine patches the flaw, Agarwal said in a comment posted in response to his own tweet.
However, that patch has not yet been integrated into official releases of downstream Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Edge and others, leaving them potentially vulnerable to attacks. Google is expected to release a new Chrome version —including security fixes— sometime on Tuesday, though it’s unclear if patches for the bug will be included.
See Also: 1.3M Clubhouse Users’ Data Dumped in Hacker Forum for Free As of the time of publication, a Chrome update had not yet been released and Google had not yet replied to an email by Threatpost requesting comment about the flaw and the update. Not Fully WeaponizedSecurity researchers Bruno Keith and Niklas Baumstark of Dataflow Security developed the exploit code for a type mismatch bug during last’s week’s contest, and used it to successfully exploit the Chromium vulnerability to run malicious code inside Chrome and Edge. They received $100,000 for their work.
The exploit includes a PoC HTML file that, with its corresponding JavaScript file, can be loaded into a Chromium-based browser in order to launch the Windows calculator (calc.exe) program. Attackers would still need to escape the Chrome browser “sandbox,” a security container preventing browser-specific code from reaching the underlying OS, to complete full remote code execution, according to a published report from Recorded Future.
The researchers seemed surprised that Agarwal posted the exploit on Twitter, with Baumstark tweeting a response to Agarwal’s post on Monday. “Getting popped with our own bugs wasn’t on my bingo card for 2021,” he tweeted.
getting popped with our own bugs wasn't on my bingo card for 2021. not sure it was too smart of Google to add that regression test right away… https://t.co/e0RUlmbxRK
— Niklas B (@_niklasb) April 12, 2021
See Also: Offensive Security Tool: CVE Binary Tool by Intel While the exploit code that Agarwal posted does indeed allow an attacker to run malicious code on a user’s operating system, he apparently was not unscrupulous enough to post a fully weaponized version of the code, according to The Record — he did not post a full exploit chain that would allow sandbox escape.
Still, the exploit as posted could still attack services that run embedded/headless versions of Chromium, where sandbox protections aren’t usually enabled, Agarwal told The Record.
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I made an Instagram page with a friend, I've been using it for personal use for some time now after changing the password to the gmail and the instagram, it turn out my friend still has access even after I changed the password again removed his device from logged in devices and even 2FA. How is this possible? He has access to the Google account and his device isn't even showing in logged in devices.
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I made an Instagram page with a friend, I've been using it for personal use for some time now after changing the password to the gmail and the instagram, it turn out my friend still has access even after I changed the password again removed his device from logged in devices and even 2FA. How is this possible? He has access to the Google account and his device isn't even showing in logged in devices.
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