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Mobile App Scanner to Find Security Vulnerabilities

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Mobile App Scanner to Find Security Vulnerabilities

The usage of mobile phones is increasing so are the apps for mobile phones. But with these comes a big problem or putting your data at…

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The usage of mobile phones is increasing so are the apps for mobile phones. But with these comes a big problem or putting your data at…Continue reading on Medium » (https://kd-200.medium.com/mobile-app-scanner-to-find-security-vulnerabilities-6989cf552058?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Mobile App Scanner to Find Security Vulnerabilities

The usage of mobile phones is increasing so are the apps for mobile phones. But with these comes a big problem or putting your data at…

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Sandbox detection popularity

How common is it to find Sandbox detection in a malware? Recently, I've tested a pack of malware from malwarebazar in a vm to check how many an antivirus would detect, and I didn't really see many that would "realize" that they were run on a vm and stop. Is it more focused on detecting an analyzing software? From what I've read, checking for vm tools was a popular mechanism not so long ago.

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Sandbox detection popularity

How common is it to find Sandbox detection in a malware? Recently, I've tested a pack of malware from malwarebazar in a vm to check how many an...

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How could I bypass firewalls to use torrent clients ??

I'm in college in a Tier 3 country. I want to pirate courses of torrents but they've a Sophos Firewall. Is there a way I could download torrents without using a VPN? (they're slow)

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How could I bypass firewalls to use torrent clients ??

I'm in college in a Tier 3 country. I want to pirate courses of torrents but they've a Sophos Firewall. Is there a way I could download torrents...

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Could you theoretically use a tv remote to hack devices?

Like each button could each be a simple command like for example, turn on/off, copy and paste, etc etc, also yes you can access at least some devices because “Most devices come equipped with a feature called HDMI-CEC, which lets you control interconnected devices using a single remote.” (source: https://www.reliancedigital.in/solutionbox/how-to-use-your-tv-remote-to-control-other-devices/) and if we can’t do that, then could you connect a flipper zero with the tv remote so that the flipper zero will transport the commands to the actual devices

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Could you theoretically use a tv remote to hack devices?

Like each button could each be a simple command like for example, turn on/off, copy and paste, etc etc, also yes you can access at least some...

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Malicious extension lets attackers control Google Chrome remotely

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Malicious extension lets attackers control Google Chrome remotely

A new Chrome browser botnet named ‘Cloud9’ has been discovered in the wild using malicious extensions to steal online accounts, log keystrokes, inject ads and malicious JS code, and enlist the…

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