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Avaware Audits — Peace Of Mind For Projects & Users

The end of August is upon us already! The cryptocurrency community feels like it’s waking up from a short slumber compared to the last few…Continue reading on Medium »
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Git object decompress
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/x109p4/git_object_decompress/

Using perl to decompress Git objects. Using "perl -MCompress::Zlib -e 'undef $/; print uncompress(<>)'" and I know it works. When I attempt to decompress one of the tree object, the results are in literal bytes. I was expecting a hash for the blob object, but I get a bunch of ?????ff???1?: 1W?\ Anyways, when I use python3, I get b'tree 69\x004000 code\x00\x9c\xf4f...' at which point I can almost reconstruct the full hash. It's not perfect either. Can anyone shed some light? submitted by /u/derpiestGuy (https://www.reddit.com/user/derpiestGuy)
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Hack With SQL Injection Attacks! DVWA medium security — StackZero

In this simple tutorial we are going to keep learn SQL Injection by exploiting DVWA at medium and high security level.Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »
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hello from New Zealand!

Hello from New Zealand!

So a bit about me - I'm 34 years old, always been into IT and began some study after I left school (networking and hardware), however that never really eventuated and due to having kids, getting married and not having much luck in IT with a job that paid enough to support my family, I changed careers to become a builder with my wife's Dad. I'm at a point in my life where I'm seriously considering a change in career or atleast toying with the idea. I love cyber security and hacking hits me right! I have just recently purchased my first house so definitely can't take a pay cut and return to full time study so whatever I do has to be self taught in the evenings, so I'm wondering what are some of the best resources available online for me to start learning!? I really hope it's not too late in life to make this change but I feel I'd regret it if I didn't atleast try!

Thanks!

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An iOS devs safety

I want to understand what damage can be done with the developers data from an xcode project. Let’s say someone gets ahold of my iOS project (Xcode) this has my name, API keys, and and project name. What damage could be done if this info got into the wrong hands? Project uses Firebase as well. Also a GitHub account and possible LinkedIn account. (These typically have the same info).

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Can temp-mails be reused?

I remember in like 4th grade, i made a shitty arg facebook account, just to fuck with my friends, i used a temp mail (i think) from temp-mail .org and somehow at 3am (6 years later btw) it messaged me with just a literal thumbs up.

I don't know how this could happen, i dont even remember the password to the account, infact it says "This person is unavailable on messenger"

So can temp mails be reused? Was it hacked or was this just a facebook employee? Please help.

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