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Best Cons

What are the best cons you’ve been to this year?

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Lost my account aid wanted

Basically I lost my account rn there’s a lot of people saying if u do this n that blah blah u get money I did it stupidly and lost my account, need my account back ASAP if anyone can help pls msg me!!!

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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Researchers Uncover Mysterious 'Metador' Cyber-Espionage Group

Researchers from SentinelLabs laid out what they know about the attackers and implored the researcher community for help in learning more about the shadowy group.

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Developer Leaks LockBit 3.0 Ransomware-Builder Code

Code could allow other attackers to develop copycat versions of the malware, but it could help researchers understand the threat better as well.

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CircleCI, GitHub Users Targeted in Phishing Campaign

Emails purporting to be an update to terms of service for GitHub and CircleCI instead attempt to harvest user credentials.

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Empleado descontento filtra el cifrador del ransomware LockBit Black (3.0)

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La operación del ransomware LockBit sufrió una brecha de datos y un desarrollador supuestamente descontento filtró la última versión del…

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LockBit Black Builder

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How to study?

I would like to ask how can i study pentest? I'm 20 years old and im working on IT only about 1 year and 3 months. Well, im reading books, watching videos and i can understand the ideia of some exploits, but i never know how to test them, like phishing, crsf, open redirect, when i try do to something i just dont know what to do. My OS is Windows X with kali linux running in a virtual machine.

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Bypassing CSRF Protection (II)
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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 » (https://infosecwriteups.com/bypassing-csrf-protection-ii-b479009b4a7a?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Bypassing CSRF Protection (II)

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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I showed you my windows operations. Plz Respond

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I have a problem when it comes to video games. I was diagnosed with tendinitis in my hand around 5 years ago.

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Curious on what this website is

http://lhhlovewyq.com/wp-includes /WebTracking/index.php?track-loc=trackNums=icz2270######&requester=%email address was here%&trackdetails

Is this a malware link? I didn’t notice and clicked it but then noticed it’s a fake phishing scam. How do I break down this website to understand the meaning of the link?

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Python’s Tarfile path traversal bug from 2007 still present in 350k open source repos

Python’s Tarfile path traversal bug from 2007 still present in 350k open source reposPost Views: 2 Premium Contenthttps://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Patreon-1.png Subscribe to Patreon to watch this episode.
Reading Time: 3 Minutes An estimated 350,000 open source repositories are affected by a 15-year old path traversal vulnerability in Python’s tarfile module, according to security researchers.Having “stumbled across” the unpatched issue while investigating an unrelated vulnerability, they initially thought the flaw was a new zero-day bug before realizing it actually dated back to 2007.

Originally designated a severity score of CVSS 6.8, CVE-2007-4559 allows attackers to gain code execution from the file-write “in most cases”, said Trellix researcher Kasimir Schulz in a blog post published yesterday (September 21).

Schulz explained how Trellix researchers successfully achieved this outcome against wireless protocol analyzer Universal Radio Hacker, IT infrastructure management service Polemarch, and Spyder IDE, an open-source development environment for scientific programming.
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Trellix has created patches for around 11,000 projects and anticipates that a further 70,000 projects will receive a fix in the coming weeks.

The vulnerability arose “from two or three lines of code using unsanitized tarfile.extract() or the built-in defaults of tarfile.extractall(),” explains a third Trellix blog post by Charles McFarland. “Failure to write any safety code to sanitize the members files before calling tarfile.extract() or tarfile.extractall() results in a directory traversal vulnerability, enabling a bad actor access to the file system.”

If an attacker adds ‘..’ with the separator for the operating system (‘/’ or ‘\’) into the file name, they can escape the directory the file is supposed to be extracted into. Just a warningHowever, a Python bug thread from 2007, which has been reopened in recent days, concluded with a maintainer asserting that “tarfile.py does nothing wrong, its behaviour conforms to the pax definition and pathname resolution guidelines in POSIX. There is no known or possible practical exploit”.

The maintainer did add a warning to the Python documentation, which remains in place, that urges developers to “never extract archives from untrusted sources without prior inspection”.
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Trending: Offensive Security Tool: fuxploider Corner casesTrellix’s McKee acknowledged that there are legitimate use cases for preserving behavior that could be abused for malicious purposes. However, he said, “in this instance I believe the risk outweighs the reward for accommodating a few corner cases”, especially given “most” third party online tutorials seemed to “incorrectly demonstrate the insecure use of the tarfile module”.

Trellix created and open-sourced a tool to aid the research and patching process that automatically detects the vulnerability in source code by leveraging AST intermediate representation.

Called Creosote, the utility provides a means to scan closed source repositories too.

“This vulnerability is incredibly easy to exploit” and prevalent in the wild, making Python’s tarfile module[...]

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“a massive supply chain issue threatening infrastructure around the world”, concluded Schulz.

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Steal WiFi Login for Enterprise Networks
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