Password Cracking Technique used by Blackhat Hackers
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What can I do with a custom security key?
I have a security key issued by my company which I no longer need to use. The key has been de-registered from my work portal.
Previously I was using it to authenticate to websites; I assume it's using WebAuthN protocol.
The key still generates random codes.
What can I use the key for? The key is manufactured by my company, so I can't use it for apps as most seem to require a Yubikey. I don't want to throw away the hardware unnecessarily.
Furthermore, are there any websites/Linux apps I can use to get more information about the key?
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What can I do with a custom security key?
I have a security key issued by my company which I no longer need to use. The key has been de-registered from my work portal.
Previously I was using it to authenticate to websites; I assume it's using WebAuthN protocol.
The key still generates random codes.
What can I use the key for? The key is manufactured by my company, so I can't use it for apps as most seem to require a Yubikey. I don't want to throw away the hardware unnecessarily.
Furthermore, are there any websites/Linux apps I can use to get more information about the key?
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Protecting Yourself from Common Methods of Hacking: A Guide to Staying Safe in the Digital Age
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Hacking has become a common threat in today’s digital age. With so much of our personal and sensitive information stored on our devices…
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Protecting Yourself from Common Methods of Hacking: A Guide to Staying Safe in the Digital Age
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Hacking has become a common threat in today’s digital age. With so much of our personal and sensitive information stored on our devices…
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5 Entry-Level Cybersecurity Jobs to Kickstart Your Career.
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Are you interested in a career in cybersecurity but not sure where to start? There are several entry-level jobs in the field that can help…
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5 Entry-Level Cybersecurity Jobs to Kickstart Your Career.
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Communication skills
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/10gss1l/communication_skills/
<!-- SC_OFF -->I've been a pentester for 3 years now and the part that I struggle the most with is communication. I can put a good explanation on paper but presenting it to the client is where I suck. I've been lucky to have a supervisor who's been presenting the report since he's the contact person with the clients. However I want to be able to present my report myself, any advice on this. Just for context I end up stammering, sweating and making a fool of myself when I attempt to present the report. Fucking sucks man. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Wooden-Weather688 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Wooden-Weather688)
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/10gss1l/communication_skills/
<!-- SC_OFF -->I've been a pentester for 3 years now and the part that I struggle the most with is communication. I can put a good explanation on paper but presenting it to the client is where I suck. I've been lucky to have a supervisor who's been presenting the report since he's the contact person with the clients. However I want to be able to present my report myself, any advice on this. Just for context I end up stammering, sweating and making a fool of myself when I attempt to present the report. Fucking sucks man. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Wooden-Weather688 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Wooden-Weather688)
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Azure Attack Paths Management
https://www.reddit.com/r/redteamsec/comments/10gtq91/azure_attack_paths_management/
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