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Access control vulnerabilities and privilege escalation (Lab: Method-based access control can be…

Hello everyone I’m Ahmed a new learner of bug bounty known as THE ATC TH3_4TC I’m so happy share with you my first write-up of portswigger…Continue reading on Medium »
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I start college for computer science and I am looking for the best windows Laptop( I want to spend nothing under $1200)

Hello world,

So I start college and I want to get a fast computer that has intel core i9 and 32GB RAM what is the best one, I will be running VM’s, VS code, and other applications, I will also be multitasking a lot.

I know this is probably a lot but I like expensive things.

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Starting to Earn Certs: Ethical Training.

I want to get into Cyber security, and I've started. I'm going for my Bachelors', I've tried some small CFT's and terminal work, and some programming. Now I want to start looking at certificates. Networking and ethical training to start. Are the any bodies, (North America or EU, please specify) that I should be looking to become licenses/trained with? Any large providers that cover law and the ethics are it?

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What are some potential implications of AI for hacking?

AI looks pretty powerful so far, even in its limited state of usage and capability.

How do you think it will impact hacking?

Will it pioneer new "hacks" and "exploits"?

Will it make extremely sophisticated social engineering attacks at a pace that no human can match?

What do you, the experts, think?

Assuming that you aren't all bots already :)

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