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I once met a professional hacker on here but lost contact with him...

He was depressed and posted on a subreddit about why he was depressed and wanted dating advice. I gave him my advice and he really like it. So, we struck up a conversation and I was really curious about his hacker world. He said as a rule, he doesn't share content of celebrities. I put him to the test, I had a long lost beau and shared a photo. He not only found him to shared that he was married and divorced. He gave me my old beau's address and I got to reconnect with him. I lost contact with my hacker friend. I hope he is doing well.

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De-indexing a page

Is it possible to hire someone to de-index a news page about you?

Unfortunately the local news paper will not answer my requests and this is destroying my life. I lost two jobs and spent thousands of dollars trying to push it down.

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Critical RCE Vulnerability Found in vm2 Sandbox Library

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Reading Time: 3 Minutes Researchers are warning of a critical remote code execution flaw in ‘vm2’, a JavaScript sandbox library downloaded over 16 million times per month via the NPM package repository.The vm2 vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2022-36067 and received a severity rating of 10.0, the maximum score in the CVSS system, as it could allow attackers to escape the sandbox environment and run commands on a host system.

Sandboxes are meant to be an isolated environment that is walled off from the rest of the operating system. However, as developers commonly use sandboxes to run or test potentially unsafe code, the ability to “escape” from this confined environment and execute code on the host is a massive security problem.
See Also: So you want to be a hacker? Complete Offensive Security and Ethical Hacking Course Escaping the sandboxSecurity researchers at Oxeye have found a clever way to customize the call stack of an error that occurs in VM2 to generate “CallSite” objects created outside the sandbox and use them to access Node’s global objects and execute commands.

While the library’s authors attempted to mitigate this possibility in the past, Oxeye’s researchers found a way to bypass this mitigation mechanism by using a custom implementation of the “prepareStackTrace” method.

“The reporter’s POC bypassed the logic above since vm2 missed wrapping specific methods related to the “WeakMap” JavaScript built-in type,” the researchers explain in their report.

“This allowed the attacker to provide their own implementation of “prepareStackTrace,” then trigger an error, and escape the sandbox.”
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Update as soon as possibleOxeye’s research team discovered this critical problem on August 16, 2022, and reported it to the VM2 team a couple of days later, who confirmed they had launched an investigation.

Eventually, the authors of the popular library released version 3.9.11 on August 28, 2022, which addressed the sandbox escape and code execution problems.

Software developers are urged to update to the latest VM2 version and replace older releases in their projects as soon as possible.

For end users, it is important to note that it could take a while before virtualization software tools relying on VM2 apply the available security update.

As we saw with Log4Shell, a critical security problem in a widely deployed open-source library may persist for extended periods without the impacted users even knowing they’re vulnerable due to the obscurity in the supply chain.

If you use a sandbox solution, check if it relies on VM2 and whether it’s using the latest version.
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Oh shit

I learned sqlmap and tried to hack with sqlmap my website, and later I found out that when someone wants to order things from that company, they must receive an email for confirmation, but this confirmation no longer goes

Anybody knows how to fix it?

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How to really learn to hack, No BS

I still see people asking how to hack this or that, regardless of there being a pinned about it. Problem is there is two tiers of hacking

First tier is called penetration testing which is using Kali and tools created by real hackers to find bugs in software systems. This in my opinion is called a skid.

Want to be a real hacker? Above and beyond the average? Simple answer learn C/C++ for hacking software and PHP/SQL/JS for web based hacking.

That's literally it. All you have to do is find the source code of something you want to hack and find out how it works. Either by reversing or if its open source read the source code if its available.

Here's how I found a simple bug in a program on Kali Linux.

Rarcrack - The source code is open and I decided to read through it with the minimum C knowledge I had back then and found that the argument for a filename char buffer length size was something like 200. So what happens if I feed it a filename size of 201? It crashes

Now you might be thinking a crash is nothing but what if that bug was on discord fileupload? You could upload it and crash peoples discord potentionly.

Another example for discord someone was reversing discords code and found out a way to create crashers with videos. As some of you might have experienced those videos that crash your discord.

Another example is for web. Someone was reversing McDonald's voucher system. And found out how it was generating the voucher codes. And they were able to get free McDonalds until they got caught.

I hope this helps someone and I apologize if my wording is off I have dyslexia and find it hard to put words correctly cheers.

EDIT: one of the best ways to get into this in my opinion is learning how to hack games.

I'm not talking about illegal game hacking just single player games or games on steam like Sully which are designed to be hacked.

You will learn C/C++, You will learn how a computer works how ram works how memory works.

How to reverse. And most of all how to hack. Many hackers actually start by hacking games.

Doing this takes all of the above and puts it into practice.

1: you learn C/C++

2: you reverse the game find out how it works

3: you craft the exploit

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Very first pentest on (too) short notice, please point me in the right direction
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/y1yxa0/very_first_pentest_on_too_short_notice_please/

Hi ! Long story short; about 6 months ago the company I now work for hired me to become their first (and only) "within corporate" pentester/redteam/... but I first had to learn about their infrastructure, other stuff,... and do "regular sysadmin stuff". I don't have a problem with that, but now I need to perform a first attack the day after tomorrow (because the usual external pentesting team doesn't have time to do this on such short notice) I've been looking into Kali's tools about a year ago, but which tools should I look into first at such short notice (besides nmap) ? I know, I could tell my boss that I have to look into it more first, but I actually really want to do this. I think I'll start with the company websites... afterwards we can simulate what to do when I'm "in" (my colleagues will be telling me what to try) Thank you, submitted by /u/Active_Substance_196 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Active_Substance_196)
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