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Did we get hacked?

I am currently out travelling with my girlfriend, and we booked the hotel, we are currently staying at using the booking.com app. After one day we extended the stay manually with an extra day. By coincidence we noticed on our final day, that someone had made a great review of the hotel on our behalf.

The review said: "Great room, great staff, great location" 10/10 Travelling with husband/partner
Exceded all expectations

We suspect the hotel submitted this review on our behalf, but how? They don't seem all that tech savy....

My best guess: They intercepted a URL with our access token, and used that to create the fake review.

We will be using our VPN on all WiFi from now on!

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Am I going crazy

I don’t know how this is possible but Facebook account was just logged into from a military base near me I don’t know any from there and pictures from my camera roll that I took today were posted on my story. Im very certain I did not post them myself. How is this possible that someone would have access to my camera roll. Or am I just being a paranoid schizo

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Is cyber security jobs in high demand?

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Royal Ransomware Targets Linux Devices

Royal Ransomware Targets Linux DevicesPost Views: 1 Premium Contenthttps://www.blackhatethicalhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Patreon.png Subscribe to Patreon to watch this episode.
Reading Time: 3 Minutes Targeting Vmware ESXi virtual machinesRoyal Ransomware is the latest ransomware operation to support the encryption of Linux devices, specifically targeting VMware ESXi virtual machines.
The Linux Royal Ransomware variant was discovered by the Equinix Threat Analysis Center and is executed using the command line.

It comes with support for multiple flags that allow the ransomware operators to control the encryption process. The ransomware appends the “.royal_u” extension to encrypted files on the VM.

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See Also: So you want to be a hacker? Offensive Security, Bug Bounty Courses What is Royal Ransomware?Royal Ransomware is a private operation comprised of threat actors who previously worked with the Conti ransomware operation.

The gang demands ransom payments ranging from $250,000 to tens of millions after encrypting their targets’ enterprise network systems.

In December, the US Department of Health and Human Services warned of Royal ransomware attacks targeting organizations in the healthcare sector. The shift towards targeting ESXi virtual machines aligns with a trend where enterprises have transitioned to VMs for improved device management and efficient resource handling.

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Trending: Recon Tool: ScopeHunter Thousands of VMware ESXi servers reached EOF in October last yearTens of thousands of VMware ESXi servers exposed on the Internet reached end-of-life in October and are now only receiving technical support, exposing them to ransomware attacks.

A new ransomware strain known as ESXiArgs was used to scan for and encrypt unpatched servers in a massive campaign targeting ESXi devices worldwide. Over 100 servers worldwide were compromised in just a few hours.
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It’s coming

So we know it’s hard to get a market place which is stable and basically not going to screw you over.

Well that time is now.

We will be launching a multivendor site with a full escrow service. This will be the same for all vendors for order. Potential for fast release BUT this will be down to your past trading.

24/7 customer service. You won’t have to wait days for a reply it will be within a few hours

PGP as always your going to need your PGP to order and send secure chats.

We WONT be looking for help. All team members are trusted.

More updates coming

Welcome to the new way of Market Places

All the best from the team at

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