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A Smart Contract Auditor Shows How They Hack Smart Contracts

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Business Logic Error(manipulation price)

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Business Logic Error(manipulation price)
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hello, introduce my name ****** and usually called jeager, this is my first post sorry for my bad english.Continue reading on Medium » (https://jeagercoder.medium.com/business-logic-error-manipulation-price-22a63d727a60?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Start Your Career in Ethical Hacking: Hackaday Ghidra Exercises Walkthrough Part 3

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Syscall and Files

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Basic SSRF against another back-end system

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Write-up lab portswigger

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Phoenix Challenges — Stack One

The Challenge

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Hackers caused a massive traffic jam in Moscow using a ride-hailing app

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Malware dev open-sources CodeRAT after being exposed

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I think my family was trying to kill me due to fraud/life insurance/stolen identity

About a week ago I discovered that my family is involved in some sort of plot to kill me. For the last 6 months AT LEAST my nephews gf has been copying everything I do, stealing from me, starting fights. My mom was trying to make me seem mentally ill and they were also excluding me from family stuff. I had always been the black sheep so it didn’t register that they were intentionally trying to keep me in a low vibrational state.

Here’s the thing: I have no proof. I know because my intuition kicked in. I’ve found businesses in the name I wanted to start and I also think they have videos of me or are using my ideas on a platform. What can I do internet search wise? I’ve checked osint however I know theees more I’m not seeing.

Please help

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Experts discovered vulnerabilities in open source projects on GitHub

Recently, I came across not very fresh but very relevant news that vulnerabilities were discovered on GitHub in some popular open-source projects. Should this be a push to only use closed-source projects now?

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https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/PXKwPHPKEQ4E6UfayBkTh7FqaTNI6BjvnKW5GdAxamc.jpg Hello everyone, I work in information technology but I know the part related to security only on a theoretical level and I would like to ask you for advice to crack the hash of my 7zip archive that I compressed in 2009 and whose password I can't remember.

I've been trying to crack it for several years but knowing the complexity of the passwords I usually use, I always gave up because I have to bruteforce.

After 13 years I would like to try seriously as I hope the hardware has become powerful enough to do so.

I have an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X processor and a 3090 FE as a GPU on Windows 10.

Running hashcat in benchmark mode (.\hashcat.exe -b -m 11600 -O) I get the following result:

Hashcat in benchmark mode

Please note 1075.7 kH/s (where I think they are 1,075,700 H/s).

When I launch the hashrate session (.\hashcat.exe --session test1 --restore) I notice instead that the reported speed is much lower (approximately) and from the Windows Task Manager I find that hashrate.exe uses 100% of the CPU while the GPU works under 5%.

As you can see the speed reported is a hundredth of times less than the benchmark

Is this actually what my PC can give with this type of attack? Can you somehow help me speed up the process?

The initial command was: .\hashcat.exe -a 3 -m 11600 -O --session=test1 ..\Hash.txt

Really thank you!

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