Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
DigiCert Appoints Industry Veteran Amit Sinha as Chief Executive Officer

Former Zscaler president to lead DigiCert's next stage of growth as the company accelerates its strategy, expands its product offering, and works to become the de facto standard for digital trust.

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Revelstoke Teams Up With BreachRx, Offering Users Automated Incident Response and Compliance Solutions

New partnership gives security analysts simplicity when sifting through data, thorough readouts of compliance options, and streamlined response to incidents.

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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
A New Solution to the Cybersecurity Skills Gap: Building Security into Operational Teams

Why — and how — companies should consider shifting day-to-day security responsibilities out to operations teams. The move would elevate the team's level of decision-making and help address the challenge of finding professionals with security-specific credentials.

hacking: security in practice
Has anyone noticed Chrome and Safari browsers being able to detect phishing pages with considerable more accuracy over the last 6-months?

Unfortunately, SET, Nextphisher, Socialphish, etc. are now all detected by webbrowsers. Has anyone had any luck getting around this?

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Hacking on Medium
GOT HACKINGGGGGGGG in this work

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Do You Really Need $1,000+ In Hacking Hardware?

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TL;DR-Are all of those crazy hacking tools advertised as ‘simple all-in-ones’ actually worth buying?

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Solidity Hackleme: Tamsayı Taşması ve Azalması

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Background

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Executing Random Executables Can Get You In Trouble

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What will happen to your OS when you execute random executables files?

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CVE-2022–42889: Text4Shell, Vulnerabilidad critica en Apache Commons Text

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Al igual que ocurrió en diciembre del año pasado con Log4Shell, aquella vulnerabilidad que afectaba a multitud de productos Java que…

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Expertos advierten sobre una puerta trasera sigilosa de PowerShell disfrazada de actualización de…

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Han surgido detalles sobre una puerta trasera de PowerShell previamente no documentada y totalmente indetectable (FUD) que gana su sigilo…

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23000$ for Authentication Bypass & File Upload & Arbitrary File Overwrite
https://medium.com/@h4x0r_dz/23000-for-authentication-bypass-file-upload-arbitrary-file-overwrite-2578b730a5f8?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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How I found Authentication Bypass >> File upload vulnerability >> Arbitrary File Overwrite and how I managed I found the path of the file…Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@h4x0r_dz/23000-for-authentication-bypass-file-upload-arbitrary-file-overwrite-2578b730a5f8?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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What is 8680439..toString(30)?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/y896d3/what_is_8680439tostring30/

I am an experienced JS developer now learning web app pen testing and I have never seen this piece of code.
Every google search I make is a list of XSS cheat sheets. I can't find any website that explains what "8680439" is. Or why the double dots? I know "toString(30)" takes in a radix number. submitted by /u/green_anthem (https://www.reddit.com/user/green_anthem)
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Live subdomain enumeration using censys
https://medium.com/@kandar.souvik6/live-subdomain-enumeration-using-censys-43a8b6e9e775?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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