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Software Vulnerability On The iPhone Leaves Us Open To An Attack

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Don’t let hackers control your iPhones — stop them now

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If The Phishing Email Really Comes From PayPal?

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The email comes from PayPal’s servers and refers to a transaction that can be viewed at PayPal.com. But behind e-mail and hotline are…

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API pentest requirements?
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I found an interesting article here and have a few questions. https://www.getsecureworld.com/blog/what-are-the-api-pentest-requirements/ I understand that user credentials are required per profile to test vulnerabilities related to broken access controls. But what about an API dataset? Here is the info taken from that site. ​ An API dataset Now, what if the documentation does not exist and you need to perform an API pentest. In this situation, you will need to give as much dataset about the API communication as possible. A dataset is simply a history group of requests and responses between the developers and your API. This could be retrieved from the test phase of your API. The request should include all the needed parameters with their values, and all the required authentication cookies and tokens. In addition, you should include at least one valid response for each request. The more API dataset you give to your service provider, the more tests he would perform, and of course, the more likely to find vulnerabilities. However, offering the API documentation stay the best solution for better results. Here is an example of such dataset: Message type Example Request GET http://example.com:8090/tpmRest/v1/participants/participant?isHost=false&name=partner1&isActive=true Response Successful operation response:{“result”:”Operate successfully”}Failed operation response:{“errorMessage”:”XXXXXX”} What is the common practice when do you perform API pentest? Do you get an API dataset during initial meeting with your client? The reason I'm asking this is I found a bunch of articles and tutorials about API enumeration. e.g. API recon tutorials https://portswigger.net/support/using-burp-to-enumerate-a-rest-api https://www.redteamsecure.com/research/api-enumeration-with-redteam-securitys-tool-purl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvcKwUS4PTE So, if we already have this API dataset, API enumeration is no longer required right? submitted by /u/w0lfcat (https://www.reddit.com/user/w0lfcat)
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API pentest requirements?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/wv7t74/api_pentest_requirements/

I found an interesting article here and have a few questions. https://www.getsecureworld.com/blog/what-are-the-api-pentest-requirements/ I understand that user credentials are required per profile to test vulnerabilities related to broken access controls. But what about an API dataset? Here is the info taken from that site. ​ An API dataset Now, what if the documentation does not exist and you need to perform an API pentest. In this situation, you will need to give as much dataset about the API communication as possible. A dataset is simply a history group of requests and responses between the developers and your API. This could be retrieved from the test phase of your API. The request should include all the needed parameters with their values, and all the required authentication cookies and tokens. In addition, you should include at least one valid response for each request. The more API dataset you give to your service provider, the more tests he would perform, and of course, the more likely to find vulnerabilities. However, offering the API documentation stay the best solution for better results. Here is an example of such dataset: Message type Example Request GET http://example.com:8090/tpmRest/v1/participants/participant?isHost=false&name=partner1&isActive=true Response Successful operation response:{“result”:”Operate successfully”}Failed operation response:{“errorMessage”:”XXXXXX”} What is the common practice when do you perform API pentest? Do you get an API dataset during initial meeting with your client? The reason I'm asking this is I found a bunch of articles and tutorials about API enumeration. e.g. API recon tutorials https://portswigger.net/support/using-burp-to-enumerate-a-rest-api https://www.redteamsecure.com/research/api-enumeration-with-redteam-securitys-tool-purl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvcKwUS4PTE So, if we already have this API dataset, API enumeration is no longer required right? submitted by /u/w0lfcat (https://www.reddit.com/user/w0lfcat)
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Preferred VM for opening malware?

Hey all you hacking people, just wanted to know what your favorite sandbox for opening Malware is?

I got sent spam and would like to do OSINT on the attachments.

I am going to forward the email to a throw away email account within a Ubuntu VM download and run OSINT on the file. Anything I am missing? Thanks in advance!

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hacking printers

So, I am interested in hacking embedded systems, and especially printers rn, I searched on the sub and on Google there isn't really that much about it, like where do you start and what should you know to be able to hack printers?

( currently learning to use Linux and networking then will hopefully study for a CEH and do some capture the flags and stuff idk will think about it when I get to this point )

So, where can I learn about this topic?

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Staying Safe Online in a Digital Age

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Staying safe today is far different than staying safe a decade or two ago. With data like emails and passwords, bank accounts, and social…

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Conozca Borat RAT, una nueva triple amenaza única

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La compañía de inteligencia de riesgos cibernéticos con sede en Atlanta, Cyble, descubrió un nuevo malware troyano de acceso remoto (RAT)…

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Hack The Box Walkthrough: Jeeves

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I enjoy doing CTFs and I think everyone should try them, they allow us to hone our skills while having a little fun at the same time. This…

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Over 80,000 exploitable Hikvision cameras exposed online

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Hacking Documentaries?

Would love some suggestions to good hacking documentaries.

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Game hacking and cheat development

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A simple overview of how game cheats work and how hard it can be to actually make game cheats.

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Lloyd’s New Cyber Insurance Exclusions Aim to Avoid Payouts from Nation State Hacks

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The recent announcement by the insurance giant Lloyds of London, may be the biggest cybersecurity news of the year. It might not seem all…

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You should learn THIS before HACKING

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Hacking, Penetration Testing and Red Teaming is a broad field and requires huge amounts of skills in order to succeed.

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Cool Recon techniques every hacker misses!
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