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When using the internet, we all face certain risks that we are aware of and unaware of. With the advancements of technology and types of…

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The Untold SendBird Misconfigurations

At a random bug hunting collaboration with my team (thaivu, lamscun, thefool45, fergustr4n), we had bumped into a random private target as…Continue reading on Medium »
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Special Character Identification?

Wasn't really sure where do ask about this, but r/hacking seemed like a good place to start. If anyone knows better place to post this, please feel to suggest a sub below. I'm trying to identify some special characters/how these letters work. So I found a guy with a really jacked up name in a multiplayer game, and am trying to figure out what he did. His display name was CactusJack which shows up in game as a different than normal font, and also appears to have spaces in between the letters despite the fact that there are no spaces at all. The game allows no special characters in your username, yet if you copy+paste it into your username area it keeps the funky appearance so however this works is a fun way to beat the system. How does this work? When I highlight the name and copy+paste it into google, it pulls normal search results for "Cactus Jack" like no big deal, despite the search bar and my search history appearing as "CactusJack" What is going on? How and why does this appear as a unique font with spaces?

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Crypto scam

I saw this clever scam and I was wondering if the person could get caught doing this. He essentially gets people to let him log into their crypto exchange accounts where I assume he uses stolen cards to deposit money and then he buys crypto and sends it to his ghost wallet. The person in question is pretty big on social media and has been posting himself buying apartments and anything he likes. Will he eventually get caught or is this fool proof?

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Cracking password

Can I use external GPU using thunderbolt on a laptop to crack passwords ?

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Is it possible to change your IP without having a VPN?

I have a paid VPN and it's quite slow, so I don't really want to use it, but is it possible to change your IP without a VPN? Most ways on youtube don't work and after accessing router settings and changing the MAC address, nothing happens.

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GeHot Opintions

It's back to GeHot (George Hotz) after several years, the software engineer who is now teaming up with Musk and has become the typical exalted (I think); but I didn't want to speak about that.



He at 17 managed to find the first jailbreak for iOs and I was wondering:

how does a 17-year-old boy have the skills necessary to be able to make a jailbreak? Where does he get his knowledge? Is this all true or is it a fictional story?



Do you have any opinions about this?

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For auth, Why do attackers need the secret key for jwt verification when it’s in the .env file?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/z6ffn4/for_auth_why_do_attackers_need_the_secret_key_for/

I’ve been through several tutorials claiming that you should use a refresh token to generate the new access token, and to not use the access token to generate a new access token because then an attacker who got the access token can re authenticate themselves. Apparently an attacker who gets the refresh token would still need to get the secret… But if the server is running, and they use the endpoint that creates a new access token, then the code is going to look something like: jwt.verify(process.env.SECRETKEY…) See…. Aren’t we giving the attacker the secret key in the above code because the code uses the secret to verify, and then we’d just create a new access token and give it to the attacker? submitted by /u/Impossible_Map_2355 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Impossible_Map_2355)
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