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Soo RFID,HID,NFC....WTF?

So I originally got my MSR year's ago with the heavy interest in brute forcing master hotel card. Alas they're more electronic than magnetic so I spent last few years just learning basic track data, discretionary, all that jazz (still a fucking headache and only understand 75% of it still). Anywho with other devices I'm seeing sich as the JASAG RFID R/W and shit it seems you don't need to dismantle a mp3 to enumerate hotel keys? I'm high and tired so just lmk if you feel like explaining some dark sorcery to me

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Recon tool for bug bounty

Layla is a python script that automatically performs recon on a given URL. It combines the outputs of other known tools into a single one.Continue reading on Medium »
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Advice

I’m a senior in high school and wanting to have a career in the cybersecurity field. My plan is two years community college to get preliminary things out of the way. I’m then going to bridge to a different university where I’m going to finish my studies and get my bachelors. Any tips on things I can do to prepare myself for this career path I’m going down? Thanks

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Mac spoofing?

Surely, mac spoofing isn't the only thing that saves you from being located when hacking? Is there more ways to cover tracks?

Trying to creat a lab, so I can start pentesting and maybe trying my hand at bug bounties, but I want to be invisible first. DMs are welcome but please no links 😊.

Sure vpn can change location, but not fail proof and not safe regardless.

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Mastering CTFs as an intermediate.

I've been doing CTFs for a while now but i always run into a speed bump. The said speed bump is mostly a concept(like a service) that I've never studied and plus if I were to study it, it would take a long while to understand a concept deep enough to find loopholes. So what is the easiest way to counteract and penetrate new services? Or what should I be reading before I really get into CTFs

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