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Nmap scanning nearly all ports as open

I've downloaded a box from a random Twitter post. I got it running in virtualbox and when i Nmapped it, it's showing almost all ports as open. Thinking that it might be a joke, I assumed that I could connect to any service. So I tried ftp,telnet,ssh,etc. and on all of the services.

But everytime, no matter what service you try to connect to, it says "Connection reset". Even the goddamn http service.

I further considered this to be an error and I reset the machine and booted it again but still the same problem.

I looked it up and found that this was either Portspoofing or I'm hitting a well configured IDS/Firewall.

How do I get around this problem? More specifically, how do I automate the process of verification of the services and see if it's really up?

Thanks in advance.

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Upgrades for Spring Framework Have Stalled

Upgrading and fixing the vulnerability in the Spring Framework doesn't seem to have the same level of urgency or energy as patching the Log4j library did back in December
Creating Your Own Telegram Bot For Recon Bug Bounty

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Is a reflected xss attack a real vulnerability?

I'm novice to web security and trying to figure out some things. I stumbled upon xss vulnerabilities and checked the reflected xss. This made me wonder if this is a real threat for a site, as I haven't found any way to efficiently exploit it.

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Friend claims his iphone was controlled by someone

A friend of mine called me (from a different phone than his own) claiming he just had witnessed his iphone doing crazy things on its own. It was apparently opening apps and trying to login to stuff and all kinds of weird stuff. He told me that he could only watch it happen and couldn’t even power off the phone. Apparently he he saw a mouse cursor navigating the home screen too.

Is this even possible?

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This is a long shot...

I'm desperate to recover this old YouTube video and willing to put up a reward. It's been deleted and shouldn't really have been posted anywhere else, possibly Facebook. Just delete this post if I broke the rules or anything sorry.

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Is it possible to find a site that changed its URL if you know the old one?

I don't know if this is the right place to ask this but I'm curious if it's possible to find a site that had a previous URL but they changed it or is that not possible? Assuming you know nothing else but the old URL.

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