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Taking Cybersecurity in University.

What jobs can i get after this? Any tips for further studies?

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https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/hdOFgJno9WjxotCxOyra7GfORo5W51wPU6Oipop9vtk.jpg i was just searching something in my c drive when i saw this .txt file named setup in my c drive folder (which i didnt put it in) and it was a log of something, can anyone tell if this some virus installed or something

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Deep search engine recommended

I've done some research recently on some RaaS and wanted to try Atom Ransomware and study its behaviour on virtual machines for research purposes.

I have read that it is accessible online but can't find it on the web, so I turned myself into deep web searches. For some time now I have been wanted to learn web queries to find what I want and thus, I am new to it and asking for advices. Using Duckduckgo seems to bring same results as Google.. I am doing something wrong ?

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Can anyone remotely wipe my laptop?

So my laptop was taken I need it wiped. I tried thru my account but it says it’s a zero % and no location available. Is there any hope to blip the damn thing or set it to erase if plugged in?

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Pentester Promiscuous Notebook

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Researcher bypass email filter – XSS in Gmail’s AMP For Email

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Reading Time: 3 Minutes A cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in AMP for Email, Gmail’s dynamic email feature, has netted a security researcher a $5,000 bug bounty payout.AMP for Email brings AMP functionality to rich, interactive emails. AMP itself is an open source HTML framework used to optimize websites for web browsing on mobile.

Adi Cohen, who unearthed the security flaw, said he had no problem finding a vector that triggered an XSS within the AMP playground, but found bypassing Gmail’s XSS filter a much tougher assignment.
See Also: So you want to be a hacker? Complete Offensive Security and Ethical Hacking Course Rendering contextsThe “easiest way to circumvent an XSS filter is by tricking it into a different rendering context than what the browser will actually use to render a given piece of code”, observed Cohen in a blog post.

Since AMP for Email forbids the likes of templates, SVG, math, and CSS, he instead targeted stylesheets as a potential path to an XSS payload with multiple rendering contexts.

This required a discrepancy between how the stylesheet is rendered by the filter and browser, either by “tricking the filter into believing a fake style tag is real”, or “the exact opposite”.

Cohen’s initial vector worked in the sandbox because AMP “leaves the CSS context as soon as it encounters the string ‘’ even if it doesn’t have a closing bracket (>) or at least a whitespace after it”.

He was then able to “trick the filter into believing we’re back in HTML context, while the browser obviously ignores entirely and stays well within the realm of CSS”.
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A breakthrough came when he harnessed a CSS selector, which ensured the payload was returned unchanged by Gmail – “no escaping or other mutations”.

However, the malicious payload prompted an error after the AMP sandbox encountered ‘’, so Cohen tried , but Gmail’s filter was wise to its resemblance to .

What worked instead was testing a benign payload with an encoded selector – because Gmail decoded it, he could use the selector to inject a closing style tag.

Cohen reported the issue to Google on March 27, 2021, and noticed on July 7 that it had been fixed.

As previously reported by The Daily Swig, Google addressed an unrelated, notable XSS in AMP For Email back in 2019, after security researcher Michał Bentkowski leveraged id attributes in tags to enable ‘DOM clobbering’ attacks.
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Zero to Hero Malware Reverse Engineering & Threat Intelligence
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Pentester Promiscuous Notebook
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TOP Cross-Chain Bridge Open Test Is Underway
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Collider from BlackCat — a working platform for selecting a private key for bitcoin wallets

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Mathematicians claim that it is almost impossible to find a private key, because finding one specific address is 2²⁵⁶ degrees…

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Pentester Promiscuous Notebook

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gitbook for keeping my pentest notes on hand. It’s far from being perfect in terms
of organization (that’s why I call it “promiscuous”)…

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