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Article of the Day: Finding a Famous Female Hacker

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Searching for Suzy Thunder — Claire L. Evans, The Verge, 1/26/2022

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Proving Grounds-Cybersploit1

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Hi Everyone, two stories in one day! Now we’re going to go over how to root Cybersploit1 on Proving Grounds by CyberSploit. This box is…

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Proving Grounds-Sar

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Hi everyone! Today we are going to go over how to root Sar on Proving Grounds by Love Sharma. This box is rated Easy, let’s get started.

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Enterprise TryHackMe Writeup/Walkthrough

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TryHackMe Enterprise Walkthrough

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Más de 39,000 instancias de Redis no autenticadas encontradas expuestas en Internet

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Un atacante desconocido apuntó a decenas de miles de servidores Redis no autenticados expuestos en Internet en un intento de instalar un…

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Two case studies in the manual development of indicators of compromise

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An unedited final draft where I discuss my experiences creating indicators of compromise (typically shortened to IOCs)

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USTOUN TryHackMe Writeup/Walkthrough

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USTOUN TryHackMe Writeup

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How I hacked an exam portal and got access to 10K+ users data including webcams

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Hello guys, I am Faique a security researcher and a bug bounty hunter and I welcome you to my write-up on a story of a hack that I did…

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AS-Roasting and Hashcat
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When running AS-Roasting, we get a session key encrypted with the user's password hash (please correct me if i wrong). Now, we question is how hashcat knows what guessed password hash is the right one ? Since it's only a random session key, how hashcat identify a valid output ? Thanks ! submitted by /u/theresilientturtle (https://www.reddit.com/user/theresilientturtle)
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hacking: security in practice
Mobile phone hackers wield "Violence-as-a-service" for money, revenge

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Why does mimikatz use :: when it was written in C?

According to the mimikatz author, Benjamin Delpy (gentilkiwi) at https://github.com/gentilkiwi/mimikatz;

mimikatz is a tool I've made to learn C ...

I'm not a programmer and can't stop thinking about it, so I google it and found :: actually used in C++ and not C as discussed at quora
https://www.quora.com/What-does-mean-in-C-programming-2

The :: operator is the C++ scope resolution operator. It has no meaning in C.
C and C++ are different languages.

My question is why does mimikatz use ::and not argument or flag just like any other program?

I was looking for ::in the github trying to understand how it was written and applied, but couldn't find it, probably I was looking at the wrong place. I would be appreciate if you could point it to the right direction. Thanks.

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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Wintermute DeFi Platform Offers Hacker a Cut in $160M Crypto-Heist

The decentralized finance (DeFi) platform was the victim of an exploit for a partner's vulnerable code — highlighting a challenging cybersecurity environment in the sector.