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“This week, social media has been aflutter over a claim for a new superconductor that works not only well above room temperatures, but also at ambient pressure,” writes Science magazine.
If true, the discovery would be one of the biggest ever in conde…
Tesla that have “veered” fatality into the trees has been a nonstop problem lately (no pun intended). Here’s another one: A man died and a woman was injured after crashing their Tesla into a tree in a south Houston neighborhood, polic…
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Drew Lock still hopes to get another opportunity to start someday, but he thinks being with the Seahawks another season will allow him to be his best.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Arkansas from enforcing a law that would have allowed criminal charges against librarians and booksellers for providing “harmful” materials to minors.
I’m trying a HtB machine where some of the internal services bind to the system’s localhost. I have a shell and can curl the local service but I’d like to set up port forwarding to these ports in order to run other tools.
I would normally use SSH port forwarding but I only have a reverse shell to netcat. I have tried Metasploit (using Meterpreter) and Empire but with port forwarding enabled, the services don’t respond. I’m assuming this has to do with the local and remote IPs both being 127.0.0.1…
Any other ideas to port forward localhost to a remote server?
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To advance to the knockout rounds of the Leagues Cup, the Sounders will have to accomplish something they haven’t since April — win by a three-goal margin.
I’m not sure this is the exact right sub for this, but you guys are awesome, so I figured someone might know something or at least be able to point me in the right direction.
Long story short, I want to be able to access my network’s data to view ads that have been served to any device connected to my network.
Ultimately, I’d love to be able to see which ads my wife is receiving, and which ones she has interacted with, to be able to get some gift ideas for her (you know how it is). Since it’s just the two of us on the network, I’ll be able to know which ads are targeting her and which ones are for me.
Any advice is welcome! Thanks in advance.
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