BRUTESRV Module performs wordlist ServiceName guessing attack if not successful will ask for brute force attack. wodat.exe BRUTESRV -server:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX -port:1521
BRUTECRED Module performs wordlist password based attack. The following options exist: A - username:password combolist with no credentials (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Credentials) given during arguments
B - username list with password given in arguments
C - password list with username given in arguments
D - username as password with username list provided
To perform a basic attack with a given file that has username:password combos. wodat.exe BRUTECRED -server:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX -port:1521 -sid:XE

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TEST Module tests if the given connection string can connect successfully. wodat.exe TEST -server:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX -port:1521 -sid:XE -user:peter -pass:pan

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DISC Module will perform discovery against provided CIDR range or file with instances. Note, only instances with valid TNS listeners will be returned. Testing a network range will be much faster as it’s processed in parallel. wodat.exe DISC

Instances to test must be formatted as per the below example targets.txt: 192.168.10.1
192.168.10.5,1521

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Russian roulette XSS
https://splint3rsec.medium.com/russian-roulette-xss-bbba6afd2570?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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hacking: security in practice
Cracking a code with known characters

Say that I have a 6-digit code where I know the first and last characters. (Ex. A****@)

How would I go about cracking this code in a website input field?

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HTTP Request smuggling

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It is a technique of interfering with a website processing a sequence of HTTP requests.

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Kaspersky: Der nächste Angriff à la WannaCry steht bevor

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TryHackMe 25 Days of Christmas Writeup

25 Days of Christmas Walkthrough

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Fundamentals of Linux terminal for beginners.

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In this article, we are going to learn what is a Linux terminal, why should you learn it, how it works and how will it help you in your…

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Bug Zero at a Glance [Week 12–18 November]
https://blog.bugzero.io/bug-zero-at-a-glance-week-12-18-november-bf9aec5f3ede?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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hacking: security in practice
ACER c871 chromebook developer mode disabled.

I just moved into a new apartment where the previous tenants left behind a boat load of crap with a few items of value. My landlord had me clean the place out and said I could keep whatever I wanted.

One of these items of value is an ACER c871 (manufacture date 06/16/2020) and unfortunately it is enterprise enrolled.

As far as I understand, and please keep in mind that although im not a tech wizard, i have a very basic understanding of hardware and software principles, the write protection isn't a switch or a screw but is somehow inline with the battery (CR50 I think it's called). I've read online that removing the battery and holding down the power key should bypass some administrative lock but I can't seem to get it to work. After you unplug the battery from the motherboard and proceed to hold the power key, am I supposed to have the AC charger plugged in while I hold down the key or no?

Honestly if someone could provide me with a more detailed process on how to enable developer mode and bypass the enterprise enrollment than any of the ones I found online that would be rad. Thanks yall.

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