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Tactics Tie Ransom Cartel Group to Defunct REvil Ransomware

Ransom Cartel ransomware-as-a-service operator blog claims to offer a new and improved version of REvil ransomware.
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Amass

I'm having trouble getting amass to work, it give me an error saying: "panic: runtime error: index out of range [0] with length 0" My command was "amass intel -d http://domain.com -active -ip -list" is it me or amass that has the problem?

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Alfa AWUS036acm worse signal than built-in wifi?

I was wondering if anybody here happens to have a similar experience with this particular adapter.
So long story short, my laptop has a built-in wifi, an intel AC 1550i, and I also have a Alfa AWUS036ACM.

The internal wifi card picks up a whopping (literally) twice as many networks than this alfa does, where my internal wifi seems to pick up around 90 targets, the alfa currently only sees about 40.

Is there by any chance anyone here that happens to have this same card? Is my internal wifi card that good, or is this ACM just underperforming?

Fyi: I bought from an alfa retailer so it's not a knockoff

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OSINT on a pvt social media account?

Well the situation's that I'm being harassed and blackmailed online through someone with a private fake instagram account, inorder to resolve the matter I need to find a method of contact except through the platform itself. I'm looking for the contact number I assume. I've tried OSINT tools but ik they have their limitations too. Any help appreciated.

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Researchers Keep a Wary Eye on Critical New Vulnerability in Apache Commons Text

There's nothing yet to suggest CVE-2022-42889 is the next Log4j. But proof-of-concept code is available, and interest appears to be ticking up.
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Cybersecurity's Hiring Spree Requires a Recruiting Rethink

Just 65 cybersecurity professionals are in the workforce for every 100 available jobs, new study shows.
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expanding me skills

Hey everyone, ever since I was young I've had a love for computers and exploiting them. Im not fluent in any programming languages or even know how to code but I do have a very basic understanding of HTML, Batch Scripts, backend Shopify work and a little bit of Python and Java script.

This might be looked down on by some people but I spent the majority of my childhood finding exploits in video games like Minecraft lol... I never had the knowledge to make my own hacked Minecraft clients but I was part of a "group" where I was tasked with finding in-game exploits that would be beneficial in a hacked client / mod menu. Like allowing you to NoClip, "X-ray/wall hack" to see player hit boxes through objects, in-game server stressing, scrape large servers for a username list I would compile to brute force in EggCrack(): and test newly developed DoS and DDoS methods to see which would be most viable for Minecraft servers, cloud flare protected servers, websites and home connections.

When I was in this group my mentor would always tell me "We are programmers first and hackers second. If you don't know how to program, you will never know how to exploit the code efficiently." Which was probably some of the best advice someone has ever given me.

My question now is... Where do I even start? I'm well past the days of aspiring to develop cheats for a kids game. I want to learn more about websites, DDoS mitigation, SQL injection, Kali Linux and more.

I'm tempted to download Kali and start learning Python and HTML but I'm not sure if I'm being overly ambitious with learning a new OS, 1 mark up language, 1 programming language and all the tools that come with Kali.

Where is a good starting point to learn pentesting/ white hat hacking?

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How to reverse search car licence plate for free in Australia

I have always thought letting everyone see my licence plate was dangerous, so I decided to do an experiment. I try to dox myself using my number plate, but most licence plate reverse search is locked behind a paid wall. The free ones only work in USA. Is there a way to find someone's information using a licence plate in Australia?

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