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# Internet Security Brief **Listen up, internet users!

**2. Use strong and unique passwords:** Create complex passwords for all your devices and accounts, using a mix of upper- and lowercase…

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Shattered Tablet (by HackTheBox CYBER APOCALYPSE) | category — reverse engineering

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Hey everyone, This is whoamiPwns and I hope you all are doing good. This time we are going to analyze an ELF (Executable and Link-able…

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DAY -2 ETERNAL BLUE

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ALL THE FLAG ANSWERS ARE AT THE END (SCRIPT KIDDO)

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Unlock Your True Potential: 5 Shocking Hacks to Skyrocket Your Productivity!

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Intro: Tired of feeling like you’re stuck in a rut with your work, unable to accomplish your goals and constantly running behind? Worry no…

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Enhancing, Modifying, and Exploiting Emulators.

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Copying hacking alludes to the most common way of controlling an emulator, a product application that impersonates the equipment and…

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General Bytes Bitcoin ATMs hacked using zero-day, $1.5M stolen

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hacking: security in practice
How to bypass “whitelist” network?

Hello!

I am currently on a school network (I know right, I’m one of those people)

Either way, I cannot seem to figure out how to bypass the numerous restrictions they have in place. I am just trying to access other resources and such that they have blocked.

I have hosted my own website and attempted to connect to it from restricted internet and it refused to connect. I have previously connected to the site on another unblocked device and it was successful.

I have also attempted Shadowsocks on port 443, but it did not connect, not even a attempted handshake on the server end.

HotspotShield (VPN company) works for some reason. They seem to have their own protocol but I cannot find many details on how exactly it works.

https://www.reddit.com/r/k12sysadmin/comments/6lb9yi/blocking_hotspot_shield_vpn/

I have found the above post detailing how a sysadmin was having troubles blocking Hotspot Shield due to fake SNI. That post is old and from 5 years ago, and I am wondering how I would be able to self-host something of similar nature? (Mostly for lower latency)

I was already thinking about DNS Tunneling, but I have been informed it has very slow speed (~1MBPS) and I would expect it to have high latency. (At that point I may stick to Hotspot Shield, however if you have a tutorial on how to set up DNS Tunneling, please send it, as I cannot find one.)

Sorry for the poorly made post.

** Just need a push in the right direction. **

i.e: Where to search for what they are blocking and what obstacles I need to overcome.

Thank you so much in advance!

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