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WatchGuard Threat Lab Report Finds Top Threat Arriving Exclusively Over Encrypted Connections

New research also analyzes the commoditization of adversary-in-the-middle attacks, JavaScript obfuscation in exploit kits, and a malware family with Gothic Panda ties.
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DDoS Attack Platforms Shut Down in Global Law Enforcement Operation

Sweeping operation took down around 50 popular DDoS platforms, just one of which was used in 30M attacks, Europol says.
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Should I buy Pro?

Are you interested in improving your cybersecurity skills and taking your learning to the next level? If so, consider purchasing a pro…

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How To Start Hacking CTFs

If you’re interested in getting started with hacking Capture the Flag (CTF) events, there are a few steps you can follow to get started:

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Como fui de um range de IP até um RCE via SQL Injection — Bug Bounty

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Zero Trust Shouldn’t Be The New Normal

Zero trust is useful in some situations, but organizations should not be trying to fit zero trust everywhere. In some cases, identity-based networking is an appropriate alternative.
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Help breaking down OST to PST converter

I recently had to buy an OST to PST converter to help with an issue of lost data, which was caused by the rackspace outage. There is one free converter on Github, but as it involved an OST from Outlook 2016, I was unable to use it with that. I want to break down the software I am using and NOT PIRATE it, but learn how it works and develop my own tool to release to the public, or at least Learn why these tools cost money.

Additionally, knowing how this works could be great for breaching or improving email security. Does anyone have advice on how I could learn from application files how this works or know where I could start researching? The software is SysTools OST Recovery. Thanks

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