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CANalyse : A Vehicle Network Analysis And Attack Tool
CANalyse is a tool built to analyze the log files to find out unique datasets automatically and able to connect to simple user interfaces such as Telegram. Basically, while using this tool the attacker can provide a bot-ID and use the tool over the internet through telegram-bot. CANalyse is made to be placed inside a […]
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CANalyse : A Vehicle Network Analysis And Attack Tool
CANalyse is a tool built to analyze the log files to find out unique datasets automatically and able to connect to simple user interfaces such as Telegram. Basically, while using this tool the attacker can provide a bot-ID and use the tool over the internet through telegram-bot. CANalyse is made to be placed inside a […]
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Ethereum’s Growth Pains: The Price of Success
Article written by Hubert Ritzdorf, Senior Engineer for ChainSecurityContinue reading on ChainSecurity »
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Badger DAO Joins The Armor Alliance Big Bug Bounty Challenge
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A question for the more experienced pentesters here: does the sense of 'just out of reach' ever go away?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/nfdzws/a_question_for_the_more_experienced_pentesters/
I'm not sure even how to ask this question, so I guess I'll just describe a common scenario. I'm looking at a system on HtB or similar, something where I know there's an answer to the box, and trying to find whatever the key step to rooting the box is. I enumerate, I read, I enumerate more, I read more... After days of reading and scanning and searching (on boxes rated 'Easy,' no less) I figure I'm missing something and go find a walkthrough. And it seems like the answer is usually something like 'just use this tool you didn't know existed until now.' It's very frustrating. It seems like no matter how hard I try, the answer is just out of reach. I'd like to attribute all this to my relative n00b-ness (I've been at this for a little less than a year of steady work), but it can be exhausting. Is that simply the nature of this work? It seems like the barrier to entry is so high and no matter what books I read there's always stuff missing. Does that sense ever go away? I feel like I'm constantly alternating between drowning and being tossed a life-preserver. Is this common? Am I just not cut-out for this work? Pros, I need help :\ submitted by /u/Monster-Zero (https://www.reddit.com/user/Monster-Zero)
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I'm not sure even how to ask this question, so I guess I'll just describe a common scenario. I'm looking at a system on HtB or similar, something where I know there's an answer to the box, and trying to find whatever the key step to rooting the box is. I enumerate, I read, I enumerate more, I read more... After days of reading and scanning and searching (on boxes rated 'Easy,' no less) I figure I'm missing something and go find a walkthrough. And it seems like the answer is usually something like 'just use this tool you didn't know existed until now.' It's very frustrating. It seems like no matter how hard I try, the answer is just out of reach. I'd like to attribute all this to my relative n00b-ness (I've been at this for a little less than a year of steady work), but it can be exhausting. Is that simply the nature of this work? It seems like the barrier to entry is so high and no matter what books I read there's always stuff missing. Does that sense ever go away? I feel like I'm constantly alternating between drowning and being tossed a life-preserver. Is this common? Am I just not cut-out for this work? Pros, I need help :\ submitted by /u/Monster-Zero (https://www.reddit.com/user/Monster-Zero)
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A question for the more experienced pentesters here: does the...
I'm not sure even how to ask this question, so I guess I'll just describe a common scenario. I'm looking at a system on HtB or similar, something...
Badger DAO Joins The Armor Alliance Big Bug Bounty Challenge
https://medium.com/armorfi/badger-dao-joins-the-armor-alliance-big-bug-bounty-challenge-a2a69e785a44?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://medium.com/armorfi/badger-dao-joins-the-armor-alliance-big-bug-bounty-challenge-a2a69e785a44?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
Twitter | Telegram | Discord | Website | Github | AnnouncementsContinue reading on ArmorFi » (https://medium.com/armorfi/badger-dao-joins-the-armor-alliance-big-bug-bounty-challenge-a2a69e785a44?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
Abusing JSON Web Token (JWT) to steal account
https://filipaze.medium.com/abusing-json-web-token-jwt-to-steal-account-57109467313c?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://filipaze.medium.com/abusing-json-web-token-jwt-to-steal-account-57109467313c?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
My name is Filipe Azevedo, I am a Cyber Security Researcher from Portugal. I work mainly for Intigriti and Hackerone.Continue reading on Medium » (https://filipaze.medium.com/abusing-json-web-token-jwt-to-steal-account-57109467313c?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
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I AM NOT SOURCING
AGAIN NOT SOURCING. i wouldn’t trust to buy from anyone on reddit. so i have just been given a tdp 1.5 gg249 mold dye. i have a tdp 1.5 handheld where u use a hammer i used to press 0.05 meth into red bull rolls. this was two years ago the red bull dye is rusted
Long story short i just got new computer and i pay for nord vpn yearly. was wanting to use the onions to get something benzo related powder i just really don’t know how to go about the onions at all. again not sourcing i don’t trust any of u on reddit selling anything anyways.
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I AM NOT SOURCING
AGAIN NOT SOURCING. i wouldn’t trust to buy from anyone on reddit. so i have just been given a tdp 1.5 gg249 mold dye. i have a tdp 1.5 handheld where u use a hammer i used to press 0.05 meth into red bull rolls. this was two years ago the red bull dye is rusted
Long story short i just got new computer and i pay for nord vpn yearly. was wanting to use the onions to get something benzo related powder i just really don’t know how to go about the onions at all. again not sourcing i don’t trust any of u on reddit selling anything anyways.
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I AM NOT SOURCING
AGAIN NOT SOURCING. i wouldn’t trust to buy from anyone on reddit. so i have just been given a tdp 1.5 gg249 mold dye. i have a tdp 1.5 handheld...
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How to Mitigate Against Domain Credential Theft
Attackers routinely reuse stolen domain credentials. Here are some ways to thwart their access.
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How to Mitigate Against Domain Credential Theft
Attackers routinely reuse stolen domain credentials. Here are some ways to thwart their access.
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How to Mitigate Against Domain Credential Theft
Attackers routinely reuse stolen domain credentials. Here are some ways to thwart their access.
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FBI's IC3 Logs 1M Complaints in 14 Months
The FBI's IC3 reportsCOVID-related scams and an increase in online retail may be behind the upswing in complaints.
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Cisco Plans to Create 'Premium' SecureX Offering With Kenna Security Features
Executives from Cisco share insights on the networking giant's ambitious security strategy.
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How to monitor my daughter's computer?
My daughter does nothing good during the homeschool day. She sits on video games all day long and closes them out + clears history when I get near her. I have tried remote desktop websites, dwservice.net etc, but she immediately uninstalls them. Is there a more permanant, unremovable solution that will allow me to monitor precisely what she does all day? There is currently no way for me to tell and she is rebellious. I am sick and tired of this, and I need something to stop her from skating by in school and develop horrible habits like "gaming" on "roblocks" for more than 7 hours a day. Do any of you have permanent remote desktop software that will not be removable and allow me to monitor/change things? Thank you so much.
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How to monitor my daughter's computer?
My daughter does nothing good during the homeschool day. She sits on video games all day long and closes them out + clears history when I get near her. I have tried remote desktop websites, dwservice.net etc, but she immediately uninstalls them. Is there a more permanant, unremovable solution that will allow me to monitor precisely what she does all day? There is currently no way for me to tell and she is rebellious. I am sick and tired of this, and I need something to stop her from skating by in school and develop horrible habits like "gaming" on "roblocks" for more than 7 hours a day. Do any of you have permanent remote desktop software that will not be removable and allow me to monitor/change things? Thank you so much.
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How to monitor my daughter's computer?
My daughter does nothing good during the homeschool day. She sits on video games all day long and closes them out + clears history when I get near...
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Python Cybersecurity - Network Tracking using Wireshark and Google Maps
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Python Cybersecurity - Network Tracking using Wireshark and Google Maps
https://external-preview.redd.it/ye4UqtaM6Gr1qiyuNmko3MUjkuB5HcHvdoNqbeaBH0E.jpg?width=320&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=8af92600d8101a9b06fbe32c747097a1ecdd2cf0 submitted by /u/EssayPuzzle
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