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Cybersecurity Skills Shortage, Recession Fears Drive 'Upskilling' Training Trend

For companies, training an existing worker is cheaper than hiring, while for employees, training brings job security and more interesting work.
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Custom 'Naplistener' Malware a Nightmare for Network-Based Detection

Threat actors are using legitimate network assets and open source code to fly under the radar in data-stealing attacks using a set of custom malware bent on evasion.
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Have You Heard of the Carnivore Diet?

How a Carnivore Diet Packed with Beef Can Jumpstart a Weight Loss Journey and Combined with Strength Training Can Dramatically Improve…

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Outlook - CVE-2023–23397.

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La CVE-2023–23397 es una vulnerabilidad que afecta de forma crítica a Microsoft Outlook. Este fallo se debe a la falta de control sobre la…

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Can a phone be used to run files like a flash drive?

Is it possible, on Android, to use the phone like it's a USB? In the sense that, instead of transferring file to a computer, can I just run them from the phone with a custom tool that would make that work. Or is there some security that prevents that?

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How to décrypt a hash and/or find out what was the algorithm used knowing WHAT HAS BEEN DECRYPTED

It’s 64 digit. Let’s say the word is «cccccc» And the decrypted result is «b89126e59314605de726694522d604264526ac2558bcdb232667dc5cf7b4f35a»

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