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Microsoft detects massive surge in Linux XorDDoS malware activity. A stealthy and modular malware used to hack into Linux devices and build a DDoS botnet has seen a massive 254% increase in activity during the last six months, as Microsoft revealed.

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How do you start well in programming, programmers?

I feel that when I am motivated to start I will do it incorrectly.I listen to advice and opinions Pd:I'm looking for friends to play all kinds of games on PS4

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Incentivized testing for $ZKP Advanced Staking is now LIVE!
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Advanced $ZKP Staking Testing with 100,000 $ZKP in rewards is starting today. Welcome to Panther Zafari’s Beta!Continue reading on Panther Protocol » (https://blog.pantherprotocol.io/incentivized-testing-for-zkp-advanced-staking-is-now-live-19b51bc6b42b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

SSRF Leads To AWS Metadata Exposure
https://medium.com/@raymond-lind/ssrf-leads-to-aws-metadata-exposure-8b4c3424755b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

How can you leverage an SSRF (“Server Side Request Forgery”) vulnerability to evade filters and leak internal AWS credentials on a web…Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@raymond-lind/ssrf-leads-to-aws-metadata-exposure-8b4c3424755b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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SSRF Leads To AWS Metadata Exposure

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Honey Pot Analysis — Tokyo

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SSRF Leads To AWS Metadata Exposure

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6 Business Payment Networking Hacks

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Business cards might assist you with interfacing with different specialists in your area, whether you’re searching for a new position or…

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HackThisSite Realistic Mission 2

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Alright I can’t post full screenshots of how this website looks as the contents of the fake website have Nazi material. However, I’ll post…

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How do I access the deep web through Tor broswer?

I mean, every time I try to access some website it displays a message telling me that they've found unusual traffic through my network. How do I solve it? And does the IP address they show is really valid?

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Is this even possible?

Very long and complicated story short….

One of my family members believes they are part of a targeted hack (and actually have a valid legal related reason as to why it could be) but part of their reasoning is:

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When they use their computer to search on google the location at the bottom traditionally states where they live.

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until they search something specific related to the case they are involved in which then the Google location changes to another area “from your IP address”.

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now this other location is very specific, not near where they live and actually relates very much to the person they believe is involved in hacking them
Therefore they believe they have a key logger which is monitoring what they are searching and changing to a different server/ IP when something specific is searched.

There is a bunch of other weird things going on with their phone/ laptop but above was quite specific example which they brought up and I’m not sure is even possible/makes sense at all…

I’m aware IP addresses ping from all sorts of places but the specificity of this location is shockingly odd.

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how do I get elements from a website?

I don't know if I worded the title correctly. I started playing around with BeEF and copied the source code from McDonald's to inject with the "hook". everything works fine but the website looks obviously fake because it lacks the pictures the real McDonald's site normally has. I know it's because my computer doesn't have the pictures downloaded to it. I'm not a web developer or anything close to being one so what code would I have to change if any to make it work properly?

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