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Lawyers for Network Ten are examining footage from Spotlight interview as they prepare to defend themselves against Lehrmann’s defamation caseFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app …
Looking to scan for authorization vulns but I just prefer my ZAP setup over Burpsuite. submitted by /u/accountname373747 [link] [comments]
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U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who represents most of Seattle, called Israel a “racist state” during a conference interrupted by pro-Palestine demonstrators on Saturday.
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Charlie D’Agata got an up-close look at a clinic treating patients on the front lines of the fighting in Ukraine.
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Okay so I bought a Lenovo gaming laptop yesterday because it has a discreet graphics card but the thing is I don’t really do any cracking so it’s unnecessary. It’s a brand new computer. Specs are i5 12450H(12th Gen), 16gb DDR5-5600, 512gb ssd and a RTX 3050 6gb GDDR6. So I just found an open box Asus vivobook with an i9 13900H(13th Gen), 16gb DDR4, 1tb ssd and integrated graphics. I do a lot of virtualizing since I’m learning bug bounty and pen testing so I’m leaning towards returning the Lenovo and getting the Asus. What’s everyone’s thoughts on which machine to use?
The Asus is 20$ cheaper open box than the Lenovo
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The Verge reports that Sony “has agreed to a 10-year deal for Call of Duty with Microsoft to keep the franchise on PlayStation after the proposed Activision Blizzard acquisition.”
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer says Sony and Microsoft have agreed …
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