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Want a Duplicate HID Prox II Card

I recently lost my apartment key which was a HID Prox II. I could probably clone my roommates card instead of paying the $80 for a new card. I was able to get the code on the back of his card.

What should I buy/do to make a clone?

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How difficult would it be to remotely turn on someone's camera without turning on the light indicator?

Using the average laptop running Windows, how difficult, if possible at all, would it be to turn on the camera without turning on the camera indicator light? Is the LED camera indicator's circuit run in parallel, meaning you could separately turn the indicator light on and off?

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Web Application Advanced Hacking

A Hands-On Field Guide to latest techniques used by security researchers and bug bounty huntersContinue reading on Medium »
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How do you get started into hacking?

No i do not intend to use hacking for malicious purposes, i want to learn the art of breaking apart things and finding the flaw into them.
The reason I want to get into this is because at one time I managed to login to a faulty website just by copy pasting the userid which was stored in the cookie as the url parameter, and once I got in the site the exhilaration I felt was tremendous, it's what i'd imaging doing drugs would feel like
I'd love to get to the basics of hacking and break things and find flaws in them
any advice would be very much appreciated

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NFC attacks with smart watch possible?

I have a Galaxy Watch 4 and its running Wear OS. It has wifi, bluetooth and nfc. Is it possible for an app to weaponize these things (mainly nfc)?

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Bug Bounty Tips and Getting Persistence With Electron Applications

By repacking asar files, electron applications, and other bug bounty tips. Starring Signal, Discord, Nordpass, and moreContinue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »
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