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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.
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Quantify Risk, Calculate ROI

SecurityScorecard's ROI Calculator helps organizations quantify cyber-risk to understand the financial impact of a cyberattack.
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Threat Actor Abuses LinkedIn's Smart Links Feature to Harvest Credit Cards

The tactic is just one in a constantly expanding bag of tricks that attackers are using to get users to click on links and open malicious documents.
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Jornada e Dicas exame OSWE

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Em 2016 tive o primeiro contato com um sistema pentest (Kali Linux) e uma ferramenta (SQLmap) apenas por diversão e sem quaisquer…

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Am I allowed to participate in the programs in bugcrowd?

As long as I stay within scope can I participate in all the searchable programs on bugcrowd? Do some require an invite? I'm a bit lost.

I can see that they have people that have recently joined some programs but cannot see a join button or on some it is greyed out could someone please let me know if I can pentest these companies? Thanks

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Obfuscation ever too deep?

Could it be reasoned that the ease of hacking of an obfuscation compares equally with the obfuscation's use? Such as Pig Latin is easy to use, but just as easy to hack. Could an obfuscation that's painful to decrypt at user level be as painful to hack, or would it just not even be desirable to use on either end at all? I have an obfuscation which has been gnarly to produce and will undoubtedly be painful to use at root and user level, although that's essentially the idea behind it.



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