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Reconnaissance
If someone gets remote access to a system like a college server, public library, what are the things in the system which may contain sensitive information?
Like:- 1) general/hidden files as people have habit to write their passwords if there are many
2) bash_history
3) browser stored passwords
4) active applications with opened ports
5) may open camera if it has one
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Reconnaissance
If someone gets remote access to a system like a college server, public library, what are the things in the system which may contain sensitive information?
Like:- 1) general/hidden files as people have habit to write their passwords if there are many
2) bash_history
3) browser stored passwords
4) active applications with opened ports
5) may open camera if it has one
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Security experts often recommend the use of a burner laptop for increased anonymity, regardless of how hidden your traffic is. What if...
What if a cybercriminal uses a live USB on the home PC (encrypted disk) while running system traffic under multiple proxies and other layered approaches, while also implementing a no file download/upload policy, and blocking interactive browser scripts.
No personal info or metadata shared or used.
Aside the possible mishandling of data passed to proxies, is there any other way the criminal can be tracked?
(Tldr; why is using a burner laptop necessary for total anonymity. Why not use a home pc along with strict security policies and layered approaches?)
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Security experts often recommend the use of a burner laptop for increased anonymity, regardless of how hidden your traffic is. What if...
What if a cybercriminal uses a live USB on the home PC (encrypted disk) while running system traffic under multiple proxies and other layered approaches, while also implementing a no file download/upload policy, and blocking interactive browser scripts.
No personal info or metadata shared or used.
Aside the possible mishandling of data passed to proxies, is there any other way the criminal can be tracked?
(Tldr; why is using a burner laptop necessary for total anonymity. Why not use a home pc along with strict security policies and layered approaches?)
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Windows BSOD over WiFi found?
Disclaimer: All below can be consitently re-created on multiple devices
Hey, our school wifi network is so well setup that my PC literally BSOD after like 15 minutes of connecting to it. This is a consistent event, tried it multiple times during the day. I spend the whole lecture on my hotspot and once i connect to the school wifi it takes between 5-10 minutes for my Laptop to just die. I've seen this on other people's computer in my class. I feel like there's someone out there trying to figure out how to trigger a bsod over wifi on purpose and my school is just doing this for free. I don't exactly remember the error codes but it's usually one out of 3. I can recreate it if someone's interested.
What can i do to further investigate? Maybe turn this into a usable exploit? What would be the steps to figure out what exactly is different in the school wifi?
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Windows BSOD over WiFi found?
Disclaimer: All below can be consitently re-created on multiple devices
Hey, our school wifi network is so well setup that my PC literally BSOD after like 15 minutes of connecting to it. This is a consistent event, tried it multiple times during the day. I spend the whole lecture on my hotspot and once i connect to the school wifi it takes between 5-10 minutes for my Laptop to just die. I've seen this on other people's computer in my class. I feel like there's someone out there trying to figure out how to trigger a bsod over wifi on purpose and my school is just doing this for free. I don't exactly remember the error codes but it's usually one out of 3. I can recreate it if someone's interested.
What can i do to further investigate? Maybe turn this into a usable exploit? What would be the steps to figure out what exactly is different in the school wifi?
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