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Stored Cross Site Scripting XSS

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Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is a type of web security vulnerability where an attacker injects malicious code into a website that is…

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The Best Way to Hire a Hacker for Cell Phone-

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In today’s digital age, cell phones have become an integral part of our lives. They store a wealth of personal information, such as…

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I got Hacked: My Journey Recovering from a Laptop Hack and Reclaiming Security

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The riveting story of securing my digital life and essential tips for protecting yours.

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Github dorks

I wrote recently about google dorks and duckduckgo dorks, now it’s time to hunt some github dorks:

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How I used a vulnerable infrastructure to identify over 150,000 cyber-attacks in 3 days

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Using a botnet to catch a legacy cryptojacking malware in action and a possible whitehat botnet that hardens internet-connected devices?

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Deeper look into syslog with grep

If you are going through syslog you may also want to check those examples:

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Grep for forensic usage — top 10

I will just go through basic usage of grep for looking deep into syslog:

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What you need to know about hydra

In this article, I will give few examples of Hydra usage for password cracking and testing the security of a network. There will be no…

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https://preview.redd.it/ql6zguotcysa1.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=4cb5badbfcc5f81e044eaf847c8d15715ed54fae It seems very off... not sure what to take of it, hence decided to make a post out of it. Can someone share/ guide as to what this could be.. If its an otp generator, it should not be sending texts like this

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Pixiewps sometimes gets the password and sometimes doesn't

To learn more about pixiedust, I enabled WPS on my Tenda WiFi router(static pin) and started exploring. I found this GitHub project called oneshot that uses wpa_supplicantto get the necessary handshake data and then cracks the pin with good old pixiewps.

What is weird is that the attack doesn't always succeed although all the necessary handshake data is always provided to pixiedust.

I even gathered the data myself and ran it manually. Roughly 10/100 tries succeed, Given my every 3 attempts are 30 minutes apart (Doing it back to back just keeps failing and triggers router rate limit). The problem seems to be somewhere in how the router is generating the hashes at a certain time or a bug in pixiewps. However I'm not sure what is actually causing this. What could it be?

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Exploring Your Network’s Vulnerabilities: Can You Hack It?

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In this article, I’d like to show you some simple and slightly more complex network attacks and tell you how to protect your resources.

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