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Any value for a Compaq 1 GHz server?

I apologize if this is not the right spot for this, but surely somebody here knows the answer. Is there any value to a prehistoric Compaq server, 1GHz processor with two hot-swappable SCSI drives? It is large and has noisy fans and an even noisier alarm if you try to defeat the main fan. It is running windows NT of some version that I forget, but I would have to wipe the drives before getting rid of it due to customer data that is on it. Or should I just trash the thing?

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I’m curious because i always see it and i know that all these apps we use, share our data with each other

Every time i search something on safari or even speak about a new product that i’ve never seen before it always somehow ends up being an AD on every other one of my social apps. Is there any way to turn that off or to encrypt all your information so they can’t share your data anymore i’m just curious on how all of that works thanks to anyone who takes the time to explain!

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WinPmem - The Multi-Platform Memory Acquisition Tool

The WinPmem memory acquisition driver and userspaceWinPmem has been the default open source memory acquisition driver for windows for a long time. It used to live in the Rekall project, but has recently been separated into its own repository. Copyright This code was originally developed within Google but was released under the Apache License.Description WinPmem is a physical memory acquisition tool with the following features: Open source Support for WinXP - Win 10, x86 + x64. The WDK7600 can be used to include WinXP support. As default, the provided WinPmem executables will be compiled with WDK10, supporting Win7 - Win10, and featuring more modern code. Three different independent methods to create a memory dump. One method should always work even when faced with kernel mode rootkits. Raw memory dump image support. A read device interface is used instead of writing the image from the kernel like some other imagers. This allows us to have complex userspace imager (e.g. copy across network, hash etc), as well as run analysis on the live system (e.g. can be run directly on the device). The files in this directory (Including the WinPmem sources and signed binaries), are available under the following license: Apache License, Version 2.0 How to use There are two WinPmem executables: winpmem_mini_x86.exe and winpmem_mini_x64.exe. Both versions contain both drivers (32 and 64 bit versions). The mini in the binary name refers to this imager being a plain simple imager - it can only produce images in RAW format. In the past we release a WinPmem imager based on AFF4 but that one is yet to be updated to the new driver. Please let us know if you need the AFF4 based imager. The Python acquisition tool winpmem.py The python program is currently under construction but works as a demonstration for how one can use the imager from Python. winpmem_mini_x64.exe (standalone executable) This program is easiest to use for incident response since it requires no other dependencies than the executable itself. The program will load the correct driver (32 bit or 64 bit) automatically and is self-contained. Examples: winpmem_mini_x64.exe physmem.raw Writes a raw image to physmem.raw using the default method of acquisition. winpmem_mini_x64.exe Invokes the usage print / short manual. To acquire a raw image using specifically the MmMapIoSpace method: winpmem.exe -1 myimage.raw The driver will be automatically unloaded after the image is acquired! Experimental write support The WinPmem source code supports writing to memory as well as reading. This capability is a great learning tool since many rootkit hiding techniques can be emulated by writing to memory directly. This functionality should be used with extreme caution! NOTE: Since this is a rather dangerous capability, the signed binary drivers have write support disabled. You can rebuild the drivers to produce test signed binaries if you want to use this feature. The unsigned binaries (really self signed with a test certificate) can not load on a regular system due to them being test self signed, but you can allow the unsigned drivers to be loaded on a test system by issuing (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/install/the-testsigning-boot-configuration-option: Bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON and reboot. You will see a small "Test Mode" text on the desktop to remind you that this machine is configured for test signed drivers. Additionally, Write support must also be enabled at load time: winpmem.exe -w -l This will load the drivers and turn on write support. Acknowledgments This project would also not be possible without support from the wider DFIR community: We would like to thank Emre Tinaztepe and Mehmet GÖKSU at Binalyze. Our open source contributors: Viviane Zwanger Mike Cohen Download WinPmem
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Someone blackmailing my fiancé and I

So, I get an unknown WhatsApp message with pictures of my fiancé(let’s call her pink) with her ex boyfriend. The pictures aren’t really intimate. We come from a rural small town community where everyone knows everyone, so someone’s trying to tarnish her image. And that really matters in that society. Pinks ex boyfriend tried talking shit to her parents about me, but that didn’t work. Pink and I both think it’s thT guy after all this.

I need help with 1 identifying the unknown number. 2 finding the meta data from the images. I can elaborate on this.

I am ready to pay for your services.

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Nailing automation with Bash: Core concepts and implementations

Hi homies, I hope you all are doing great and learning new things daily. Recently, I had posted a bash oneliner on Twitter which solves…
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How to mask my MAC ?

In my country police track through one's MAC & IP even if i can mask IP how shall i mask my MAC address

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Traditional applications, such as web applications, are known to follow a modular architecture, splitting code into an application layer…Continue reading on Medium »
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