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Does anyone know what's up with Global Resource Systems LLC?

The only facts I've got on them are: Global Resource Systems LLC is a shadowy company that took over a large block of the DoD's IP addresses in the final minutes of Trump's presidency.

Everything else is speculation. And there is a lot of speculation.

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IRTriage : Incident Response Triage – Windows Evidence Collection For Forensic Analysis

Scripted collection of system information valuable to a Forensic Analyst. IRTriage will automatically “Run As ADMINISTRATOR” in all Windows versions except WinXP. The original source was Triage-ir v0.851 an Autoit script written by Michael Ahrendt. Unfortunately Michael’s last changes were posted on 9th November 2012 I let Michael know that I have forked his project: […]

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HttpDoom : A Tool For Response-Based Inspection Of Websites

HttpDoom is a validate large HTTP-based attack surfaces in a very fast way. Heavily inspired by Aquatone. Why? When I utilize Aquatone to flyover some hosts, I have some performance issues by the screenshot feature, and the lack of extension capabilities – like validating front-end technologies with a plugin-like system -, also, my codebase is […]

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SMS-BOMB

I created a sms bomber which is fast and easy to use for anyone and you can use it spam a load of sms to your friends or to anyone, if you…

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Progressive Web App (PWA) using React

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Develop a progressive web application using React.

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A Brief Introduction to Prototype Pollution

Introduction — Object in Javascript

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My OSCP journey | PEN-200 review

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Hi, This is Abhishek Rautela and in this blog post, I would like to share my journey to the prestigious OSCP certification. I’ll break…

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Where can i find verified hackers to hire?

Are you interested in hiring a hacker for any kind of secure professional hacking service? Then you are in the right place. This article…

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Does Out-Of-Scope Matters ? A Story Of How I Made $100.

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Anyone want to develop a anti-ransom program with me?

Just dm me if u want thought I could use a little help.

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Is it possible to crack a WPS faster with more Wifi interface devices?

Assuming that the router won't lock you out, can you synchronize, say, 2 - 4+ wifi devices to crack a WPS PIN quicker than using one?

I was that since what takes the cracking process so long is the fact that you have to wait for the response from the router, but if you had 4 devices could that bring the cracking time down by 75% or so as each device could attempt a different PIN and they could all work together so that they don't repeat themselves?

Just a thought and was wondering if this is possible, has been done, and/or if there's a tool that already exists to do this?

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Angstrom CTF2021 | Exploiting Python Pickle in Flask Web App

My first exploit of Python Flask server using cookies and pickle

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REQUEST: Extract seed phrase from bot wallet that siphoned my cryptocurrency

So basically what happened is I deployed an Ethereum based smart contract to a blockchain test network, and somehow a bot was able to access my private key (IDK how but regardless dumb on my end) from the deployed contract and siphon a non zero amount of cryptocurrency from my account.

Those funds are still sitting in the same account and haven't been touched so I would like to attempt to take back what is rightfully mine. Any advice on if this is possible, and if so where to start would be greatly appreciated!

Apologies if this is the incorrect place to post such a question, and if that's the case if someone could point to a more appropriate avenue it would be greatly appreciated.

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