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Hi I am new to code and hacking and was wondering if anyone has any tips to help me start learning.

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Paymoapp.com Take Bug But Didn’t Pay My Hardwork

Multiple Stored XSS Endpoints On app.paymoapp.comContinue reading on Medium »
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https://a.thumbs.redditmedia.com/fThS6Uv788dNdJkDrgBS6kZnHWghOijMmvi0cLqfi28.jpg Multiple command prompts like this pop up on my screen very often and I'm worried that someone has backdoor access to my laptop. They pop up for a few seconds and then they disappear.

Any idea what this is?



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Is it possible to find a password protected ssd hashcode?

I bought a Samsung T5 a while ago, and had set up a password for it. I know what that password was, but recently I had to change it to update I think. I've forgotten what the new password is, though, so I can't access it. I wouldn't mind factory resetting it, as it just contained my steam library, but samsung requires you to go through a ridiculous process to do a factory reset. I've looked up password crackers, but it seems like I need hashcodes for them to work, and I have no idea how to find them, or if it is even possible.

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DuplicateDump : Dumping LSASS With A Duplicated Handle From Custom LSA Plugin

DuplicateDump is a fork of MirrorDump with following modifications:

* DInovke implementation
* LSA plugin DLL written in C++ which could be clean up after dumping LSASS. MirrorDump compile LSA plugin as .NET assembly which would not be unloaded by LSASS process. That’s why MirrorDump failed to delete the plugin.
* PID of dump process (i.e., DuplicateDump) is shared to LSA plugin through named pipe
* Passing value “0” instead of LSASS PID to MiniDumpWriteDump. This prevent MiniDumpWriteDump from opening its own handle to LSASS

DuplicateDump add custom LSA plugin that duplicate LSASS process handle from the LSASS process to DuplicateDump. So DuplicateDump has a ready to use process handle to LSASS without invoking OpenProcess.

Testing

By loading DuplicateDump in memory, it was able to dump LSASS memory without detection on

* Symantec 14.3
* Kaspersky Enterprise
* Windows Defender

Detected by Cortex XDR, Crowdstrike. Failed to dump lsass without detection on SentinalOne.

Usage

Compile LSA plugin (export either SpLsaModeInitialize or dllMain function) and provide the full path of DLL to DuplicateDump

.\DuplicateDump.exe –help
-f, –filename=VALUE The path to write the dump file to
-p, –plugin=VALUE Full file path to LSA plugin
-c, –compress GZip and delete the dump file on disk
-d, –DebugPriv Obtain SeDebugPrivilege
-h, –help Display this help

Example

.\DuplicateDump.exe -f test -c -p C:\LSAPlugin.dll
[+] Loading LSA security package
[+] Named pipe connected and replying with current PID 6492
[+] Found duplicated LSASS process handle 0x3d0
[+] Compressed dump file saved to test.gz
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