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Reverse Engineering Games

Hello folks I just wanted to ask about the road map that I need to follow in order to be able to reverse engineering games. I don't want this for the purpose of pirating those games I just want to be able to make some save editors, trainers and maybe modes so what is the steps that I need to follow in order to do this?

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Bootable USB Kali linux

Is their a way around having to go to the BIOS, Everytime I login to a new system instead of the system just reading it and loading up that way?

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Hello Pentesters! I was wondering, as somebody who is considering a path in the field of penetration testing, did you ever had a job at a company where you conducted your tests and didn't find any vulnerabilities? If so, how did you pitch this to the customer and how did they react? I can imagine some organisations expecting a pentester to always find something. I have no experience in the pentesting field yet, but this was just a thought I had and was curious about this. submitted by /u/raspadddd (https://www.reddit.com/user/raspadddd)
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new hashcat rule set

I have developed a hashcat ruleset and figured this would be a good place to share it: https://github.com/Unic0rn28/hashcat-rules.

It was made by testing about 76 million pre-existing rules plus 70 million+ generated ones against the top 100 million hashes in pwned-passwords v8 using two different wordlists.

All of the various sizes of rulesets performed pretty well in my testing, which was done with ~5.2 million hashes from the 2020 Apoptide leak and the SkullSecurityComp wordlist (those resources and testing figures for some of the rulesets taken from this google doc:, which was originally found on this hashkiller forum thread.)

If this is your thing, please try it out and let me know what you think :)

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Bad USB not on USB

Can HDMI, DP, Ethernet and all be used as rubberDucky (bad usb) or just USB can?

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