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4 Data Security Best Practices You Should Know

There are numerous strategies to lessen the possibility and effects of a cyberattack, but doing so takes careful planning and targeted action.
Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
MITRE Rolls Out FiGHT to Protect 5G Networks

MITRE's new FiGHT framework describes adversary tactics and techniques used against 5G systems and networks.
hacking: security in practice
am i missing something here ?

i know i'm using an old way to hack a wifi but i just tried it sometimes and it worked so why not but i just moved to a new place and i've found a strong wifi but this happened.

i was trying to attack a wifi with waircut but they showed me that the WPS is not found, okay. but what happens is that after that the wifi changes it's name to a basic one and when i attacked again i succeed. and the password is so long and it looks like it's generated just like the wifi's name https://ibb.co/h9w52PX . and after couple of hours i get disconnected and it's name go back to the original one.

my language is shit and subject is confusing but am i missing something here ? is this a new trick or something ?

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Audit your DNS configs, you're probably going to be shocked

https://github.com/punk-security/dnsReaper

I wrote a tool to hunt out DNS config errors that allow for subdomain takeovers. You wouldn't believe how common it is. No one looks after DNS.

I've done a couple talks about DNS takeovers in the UK now at places like blackhat and bsides. I'm really hoping to present it at defcon next year and I'm doing a tonne of research using different DNS datasets.

I'd really appreciate if anyone can point me at some obscure DNS takeover blogs they've come across.

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