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Techniques to discover subdomains
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Packet Sniffer
How would I go about writing a simple packet sniffer? I would greatly appreciate if someone could point me to any links or resources to learn more about how packet sniffing works on a low level.
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Packet Sniffer
How would I go about writing a simple packet sniffer? I would greatly appreciate if someone could point me to any links or resources to learn more about how packet sniffing works on a low level.
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https://external-preview.redd.it/C87PqbfChfhiawRWm4yI6gcU9aGj7ySbB4g9ZHuve5s.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=fe4a3d42da44a5f0bec2f96aa8f5c0cb7f51d272 TinderSecrets is a simple python script that allow you to unblur images of match and likes & automatically download the preview in "result forlder". hight-res guarented !
What is for ? and for who ?
* this tool avoids you to pay in advance and to have an overview of the person who liked you.
* for peaple who whant to save money
* or if you want to pay for subscriptions go for it burn your CB XD.
Ok this method is now patched but i will share my code with you if you want to fix it or to try. I think the api address has changed.
source code: https://github.com/L3xiuS/TinderSecrets
This tool use the X-Auth-token to get images of likes
https://preview.redd.it/sih5o9w1emfa1.png?width=1191&format=png&auto=webp&s=9017b4909e08423a41bca2f857ebed12b86c3c9b
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What is for ? and for who ?
* this tool avoids you to pay in advance and to have an overview of the person who liked you.
* for peaple who whant to save money
* or if you want to pay for subscriptions go for it burn your CB XD.
Ok this method is now patched but i will share my code with you if you want to fix it or to try. I think the api address has changed.
source code: https://github.com/L3xiuS/TinderSecrets
This tool use the X-Auth-token to get images of likes
https://preview.redd.it/sih5o9w1emfa1.png?width=1191&format=png&auto=webp&s=9017b4909e08423a41bca2f857ebed12b86c3c9b
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Hackers Abused Microsoft’s “Verified Publisher” OAuth Apps to Breach Corporate Email Accounts
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Professionals’ Tools to Protect from NFTs Hacking
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What is in the Strings.xml!!
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GoLogin vs. MultiLogin vs. MuLogin: Similarities and Differences for the Best Results
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Reading Time: 4 Minutes IntroductionWith the pandemic and the geopolitical issues that shaped the previous year, 2022 was a difficult and perplexing year for the digital information security field.
The global cybercrime damages according to multiple reports for 2021 were $6 trillion US dollars and the current estimate for these damages could rise to $11 trillion by 2025.
With more than 22 billion records being exposed in 2021, the figures for 2022 are expected to exceed this figure by 5%.
In this article, we will explore the top hacking incidents that shaped 2022. We will look back on the top hacking attacks, including breaches, ransomware attacks, hacking campaigns, and more. 2022 is a small indication of what 2023’s digital security field could bring, a dose of unpredictability and also new means for attacks from the threat actors, saying that, It will be a good idea to visit the hacking incidents that happened in 2022 to be more prepared and safe for 2023.
Trending: Exploit XSS Injections in a one-line powerful Technique Operation Russia – Anonymous attacksAnonymous is known as an international activist and hacktivist collective that is known for conducting cyberattacks against governments, government agencies, and corporations.
In late 2021, in response to the military build-up near the Russia-Ukraine border, Anonymous defaced various government websites in China, including the United Nations Network on Migration website, in an effort to promote peace in the Donbas region.
In February of 2022, Anonymous launched a campaign called “OpRussia” against the Russian Federation in response to the invasion of Ukraine. This campaign included a series of attacks on Russian infrastructure. They took down RT.com, a Russian TV channel for a couple of hours, while at the same time hacking into the Defense Ministry website.
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Anonymous is also responsible for the hacking and defacing of the Russian Space Research Institute’s website. The attacks continued non-stop as they hacked 400 Russian surveillance cameras and then displayed anti-propaganda messages.
Roskomnadzor (a Russian agency responsible for monitoring and censoring mass media) was another victim as Anonymous leaked 820 GB of internal documents.
DDoSecrets ( a non-profit whistleblower site) also leaked 28GB of data from the Central Bank of Russia exposing bank statements, invoices, etc, the attack was made by an Anonymous affiliate group with the Twitter handle @Thblckrbbtworld. Anonymous also targeted the websites of the Russian Federal Customs Service and the Russian Investigation Committee. In response to the invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine formed a volunteer “IT Army” that has conducted DDoS attacks, disruptive hacks, and data breaches against Russian organizations and services.
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Screenshot from the leaked records of Central Bank of Russia. (Image: Hackread.com) LastPass data breachLastPass, a password manager service, announced on December 22, 2022, that a data breach had occurred, exposing encrypted password vaults and other user data.
The company experiences a data breach in August that led to further attacks in which hackers compromised the credentials and cloud storage keys of a LastPass emplo[...]
GoLogin vs. MultiLogin vs. MuLogin: Similarities and Differences for the Best Results
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Reading Time: 4 Minutes IntroductionWith the pandemic and the geopolitical issues that shaped the previous year, 2022 was a difficult and perplexing year for the digital information security field.
The global cybercrime damages according to multiple reports for 2021 were $6 trillion US dollars and the current estimate for these damages could rise to $11 trillion by 2025.
With more than 22 billion records being exposed in 2021, the figures for 2022 are expected to exceed this figure by 5%.
In this article, we will explore the top hacking incidents that shaped 2022. We will look back on the top hacking attacks, including breaches, ransomware attacks, hacking campaigns, and more. 2022 is a small indication of what 2023’s digital security field could bring, a dose of unpredictability and also new means for attacks from the threat actors, saying that, It will be a good idea to visit the hacking incidents that happened in 2022 to be more prepared and safe for 2023.
Trending: Exploit XSS Injections in a one-line powerful Technique Operation Russia – Anonymous attacksAnonymous is known as an international activist and hacktivist collective that is known for conducting cyberattacks against governments, government agencies, and corporations.
In late 2021, in response to the military build-up near the Russia-Ukraine border, Anonymous defaced various government websites in China, including the United Nations Network on Migration website, in an effort to promote peace in the Donbas region.
In February of 2022, Anonymous launched a campaign called “OpRussia” against the Russian Federation in response to the invasion of Ukraine. This campaign included a series of attacks on Russian infrastructure. They took down RT.com, a Russian TV channel for a couple of hours, while at the same time hacking into the Defense Ministry website.
See Also: So you want to be a hacker? Offensive Security Courses
Anonymous is also responsible for the hacking and defacing of the Russian Space Research Institute’s website. The attacks continued non-stop as they hacked 400 Russian surveillance cameras and then displayed anti-propaganda messages.
Roskomnadzor (a Russian agency responsible for monitoring and censoring mass media) was another victim as Anonymous leaked 820 GB of internal documents.
DDoSecrets ( a non-profit whistleblower site) also leaked 28GB of data from the Central Bank of Russia exposing bank statements, invoices, etc, the attack was made by an Anonymous affiliate group with the Twitter handle @Thblckrbbtworld. Anonymous also targeted the websites of the Russian Federal Customs Service and the Russian Investigation Committee. In response to the invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine formed a volunteer “IT Army” that has conducted DDoS attacks, disruptive hacks, and data breaches against Russian organizations and services.
https://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/SS3.jpg
Screenshot from the leaked records of Central Bank of Russia. (Image: Hackread.com) LastPass data breachLastPass, a password manager service, announced on December 22, 2022, that a data breach had occurred, exposing encrypted password vaults and other user data.
The company experiences a data breach in August that led to further attacks in which hackers compromised the credentials and cloud storage keys of a LastPass emplo[...]