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A Guide to Malware Analysis for Beginners

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Malware Analysis: Analyzing suspicious files helps us understand their behavior and determine their impact.

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Zebec Protocol is Unaffected by Raydium Hack

Attackers drained over $4 million from the DEX, including over $1.6 million SOL

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Ransomware: an expensive “surprise ‘ penetrative testing tool

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“Ransomware is like a very expensive, ‘surprise’ penetrative testing tool. You pay for a service, and you learn about your weakest point,”…

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Getting started in a cyber security career

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The key steps to start your journey in this exciting and dynamic field

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Cybersecurity Jobs for those starting as a developer or SysNetAdmin

I really enjoy programming but I also really enjoy learning about systems and network management. I am 23 years old and have no college degree. I am in an evening computer science high school for adults who dropped out of school in their teens.

If I started as a developer I would build a good backend developer portfolio to show my skills to employers. On the other hand, if I started as a Sys/NetAdmin I would put some money aside for certifications (CCNA to start) and to set up a homelab, documenting it all and showing it to employers.

Since I like both so much I would like to decide based on what jobs in Cybersecurity I could do by pursuing one path rather than another.

What Cybersecurity-related jobs can a developer pursue ?

What Cybersecurity-related jobs can a Sys/NetAdmin pursue ?

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OSCP guide 2022

Here is my personal guide for the current OSCP format (2022). All the advices you'll find here rewarded me a lot during my training. I hope my advices will be valuable to you. And I wish you guys a lot of luck in your journey

English: https://sgtdede.gitbook.io/hacking/oscp-2022/guide-en French: https://sgtdede.gitbook.io/hacking/oscp-2022/guide-fr

Note: I'll probably add some stuff to this guides in the next weeks Please let me know if you want me to answer specific questions or add some topics to this guide :)

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Secretly Monitoring and Controlling a Remote Machine

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This article tutorials a way to secretly control a remote machine, only for educational purpose and please be a prudent and responsible…

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eJPT — Dicas e Orientações

No dia 16/12/2022 realizei o exame da eJPT da eLearnSecurity aonde fui aprovado. Venho fazer meu primeiro post e dar algumas dicas e…

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Hacking WiFi: De-Authentication Attacks With Python

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TL;DR: Essentially, a denial-of-service attack against everyone on that network or anyone who attempts to connect to it in the future.

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What things are you able to do to a device in a network?

Suppose you have gained access to a network. What things can they do to you or what things can you do to them?

I think you can see what they are searching. but isn't that already protected by HTTPS? Like if they have https on, the only thing you will see is what website they have visited. Not the credentials they have inputted.

And I have read that it is possible to have a dns attack where you can change the target website with your(phishing) website.

But Idk what are the things can you do?

Thanks in advance

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I recently acquired several hundred flash drives that turned out to be 125MB drives, give me ideas for what to use them for.

Give me your best use cases for such a low storage yet numerous device.

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