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TryHackMe: [Day 12] Networking Sharing Without Caring

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Scan the target server with the IP MACHINE_IP. Remember that MS Windows hosts block pings by default, so we need to add -Pn, for example…

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TryHackMe: [Day 12] Networking Sharing Without Caring

Scan the target server with the IP MACHINE_IP. Remember that MS Windows hosts block pings by default, so we need to add -Pn, for example…

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How to not dox myself in a new side project

Not sure if this is the right place, but y’all are the best of the pros. I’m looking to start a brand and YouTube channel which whatever millions of people do. Anyway my job, it disallows me from “working there” only certain people can be known to work there. I don’t want to dox myself. It’s bad enough if you search me, I do show up from linked in and several other like directory platforms (just discovered). So Anyway, for my brand how do I go about this? I did get it approved, but I don’t want to fuck my self and have people calling my employer and spamming them etc then cost me and my family our livelihoods. But I’d also like to use it as a resume builder (if possible). How do I do this without doxing myself? What is best practice? Suggestions?

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Not sure if this is the right place, but y’all are the best of the pros. I’m looking to start a brand and YouTube channel which whatever millions...

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How do you organise your knowledge on long engagements?

How do you organise your knowledge on long engagements?

For CTFs, I use cherrytree for notes, but it doesn't scale to a group.

At the company, we use text files in folders, and regular files in folders. And do a full text index on the whole mess. (Of course some stuff, like bloodhound data, can't be easily indexed)

And we can't even agree on folder names. Sometimes you know the host name of a box, sometimes only the IP. Boxes have more than one IP. The same windows box may get a different IP the next day via DHCP. The company may have two 192.168.1.X subnets, that just don't route to each other.

- How do you organise your knowledge?

- Any workflows or tools that work well?

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How do you organise your knowledge on long engagements? For CTFs, I use cherrytree for notes, but it doesn't scale to a group. At the company,...

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Youtube Video Closed My Computer

I was trying to watch a Youtube video about current forum raid. Whenever i clicked that link my pc closed itself. It happened twice. Now it does not even open itself. What the hell is this?

My PC does not have malware. I would knew if there was one. I guess Windows 10 even collects data of what we do on our browsers. I am going to try again if i can find the video.

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I was trying to watch a Youtube video about current forum raid. Whenever i clicked that link my pc closed itself. It happened twice. Now it does...

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Sites like i-hacking.com still alive today?

I found great interest in this site, but the waybackmachine doesnt fulfil my interest. Are there any similar sites still active today?

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I found great interest in this site, but the waybackmachine doesnt fulfil my interest. Are there any similar sites still active today?

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Software developers are advised to upgrade their systems to Git v2.35.2 in order to guard against potential attacks, which would rely on an attacker first gaining write access on a targeted system.
It’s time for developers to update their local Git installations following the discovery of a brace of vulnerabilities.

The worst of the two flaws (CVE-2022-24765) carries the potential of allowing an attacker to execute arbitrary commands.

Developers using Git for Windows or Git on a multi-user machine are most at risk, as an advisory by GitHub explains:

This vulnerability affects users working on multi-user machines where a malicious actor could create a .git directory in a shared location above a victim’s current working directory. On Windows, for example, an attacker could create C:\.git\config, which would cause all git invocations that occur outside of a repository to read its configured values.

Since some configuration variables (such as core.fsmonitor) cause Git to execute arbitrary commands, this can lead to arbitrary command execution when working on a shared machine.”
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Developers who use Git on Linux or macOS are also affected by the CVE-2022-24765 flaw, albeit to a lesser extent. Patching in all cases is the recommended course of action but short of this, various mitigations are available, as detailed in GitHub’s advisory.

A second vulnerability (CVE-2022-24767) is limited to the Git for Windows uninstaller. As with the previous flaw, some level of compromised access is a prerequisite to potential attacks, as GitHub’s advisory explains.

Attacks would rely on planting malicious .dll files on a targeted system.
See Also: Kali Linux 2022.1 Release with Visual Updates, New Tools, Legacy SSH Users are advised to update to Git for Windows v2.35.2 but, again, a number of temporary mitigations offer a viable alternative.

Credit for discovering the vulnerability was given to Lockheed Martin’s red team. GitHub offers a centralized location for Git repositories, hence its role in flagging up the requirement for software updates. 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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Software developers are advised to upgrade their systems to Git v2.35.2 in order to guard against potential attacks, which would rely on an attacker first gaining write access on a targeted system.

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