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White House Guidance Recommends SBOMs for Federal Agencies

New executive order stops short of mandating NIST's guidelines, but recommends SBOMs for federal agencies across government.
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Reverse shell outside the network

Hey guys, I am trying to use a reverse shell to get into my friend's vm (with his consent of course), we watched some videos, read documentations and all that, but it always resulted in failure. We are using 2 kali vm's and netcat (which are not connected on the same network as said in the title). Do we need to port forward? What network settings should our vm's have?

I would appreciate any indications to help put us in the right track.

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Legality

So say a network adapter just arrived here, I get it setup, boot up Kali & I’m sitting on Aircrack/Wifite about to try it out for the first time, I live around apartments, so suppose there are others around also with internet, so from here on, what is legal to do, and what isn’t? And also what’s a way to protect privacy in case something unintentional happened by mistake (because beginner)

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How to Avoid Common Online Scams and Protect Your Money

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If you’re like most people, you probably think that you’re pretty savvy when it comes to avoiding online scams. But the truth is, even the…

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does art imitate life? how accurate are the movies?

Im sorry if this is a dumb question as I'm completely illiterate when it comes to hacking heck even most computer stuff but I am morbidly curious...Do the movies and common depictions of hacking reflect somewhat what hacking actually is?

Like is it theoretically possible to remotely access anything, from smartphones, laptops, emails, all from the convenience of a coffee shop or your neighbors wifi?

I'm asking if after years of training and dedication could you have this superpower of getting a front row seat to everyone personal data and private lives. Like being able to know people without even having to meet them. That sounds insane.

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