Dissecting the Windows Defender Driver - WdFilter (Part 3) :: Up is Down and Black is White
🗣digicat

1️⃣ Part 1: https://n4r1b.netlify.com/posts/2020/01/dissecting-the-windows-defender-driver-wdfilter-part-1/

2️⃣ Part 2: https://n4r1b.netlify.com/posts/2020/02/dissecting-the-windows-defender-driver-wdfilter-part-2/

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Patching MacOS Sketch.App for unlimited Trial in Ghidra
🗣ck3k

Can somebody elaborate on how this qualifies as security related, when it's an article about how to pirate a piece of software?
👤DebugDucky


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Phishing Blocklist sourced from Phishtank
I created this because it's useful for me, Perhaps it might be useful for you.

A Phishing blocklist from Phishtank, Originally intended use within PiHole but you can use it in other things too.

https://github.com/tg12/pihole-phishtank-list
🗣CoronationStreetFan1

These days from a business standpoint it’s protect against zero-day or go home I’m afraid.

I’m sure this will be useful for home users though with things like pihole, thanks for sharing.
👤MSPInTheUK

I believe phishing.army covers this

Also: https://firebog.net/
👤DevinSysAdmin


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keystack: a proof-of-concept demo for "cracking" AES-256 when keys are left unprotected in another process
🗣mtreece

This was inspired by a friend who wondered/commented that it might be difficult for an attacker to brute force search the memory of another process to find crypto keys if they weren't cleared from memory after use.

Just a fun demo; nothing (yet) serious :-).
👤mtreece


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[Blog Article Weird, Scary, and Annoying malware](https://bushidotoken.blogspot.com/2020/04/weird-scary-and-annoying-malware.html)
🗣Struppigel


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