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Gauing for instant bounties.[Conclusion]

So in the previous part, I explained how to Gau, to score instant bounties.Continue reading on Medium »
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hacking: security in practice
Can I hack/Jam a GPS/Geo-locator temporarily without destroying the device?

Idk if I’m in the proper subreddit, but here goes…

Here’s context:

I work for a small company where we have to go to and from sites all day long. We recently got a new boss who is really “by the book” and he was brought in to grow the company and for his harsh and straight forward demeanour. Within his first few months, he changed up all of our policies, and fired two great guys (they screwed up, but we all thought it could have been handled better). Needless to say, he doesn’t trust any of us, and he thinks we’re up to no good while we’re left alone in the field.

Me and the other guys and girls I work with are a pretty chill bunch, and we don’t really abuse our freedom in the field. But Big Brother wants to now instal geo-locators and dash-cams in the work trucks. We’re all rubbed the wrong way by this because we think it’s an invasion of our privacy, and the lack of trust is also annoying us.

Is there anyway to jam the signal of these devices without damaging them? I just want to make it look like they screw up sometimes because “technology amiright”… I really don’t want to cause damage to company property, and I want us to have times where we can just chill without having to worry about management.

Any help would be appreciated!

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Uber: Lapsus$ Targeted External Contractor With MFA Bombing Attack

The ride-sharing giant says a member of the notorious Lapsus$ hacking group started the attack by compromising an external contractor's credentials, as researchers parse the incident for takeaways.
hacking: security in practice
What are the techniques for the malware to be persistent on the host

So, there are multiple techniques to make your binary/malware persistent on the host. Techniques such as adding in the Registry keys when you installed the executable and changing the date so it will not be suspicious, creating a service, using the task scheduler, and so on.

The question I wanted to ask is what are the other techniques that you have seen or used for the malware/binary persistence so that it will stay on the host and stay maximum stealthy?

Thanks in advance

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Quick questing about aircrack

Quick questing about aircrack, I got my network adapter today and wanting to test it out some, but I’m not trying to fuck around with someone else’s stuff because I do live around other networks, so is it okay to just do airodump-ng wlan0mon to see networks and check out if it works, or is that going to fuck with someone else? I have an old router I was going to plug in to mess around with but I don’t want any trouble with anyone else. Just wanted to make sure I’m doing nothing wrong

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Bypassing CSRF Protection (I)

Hi, My name is Hashar Mujahid and in this blog, we will talk about some techniques to bypass the csrf protection.Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »
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