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I just watched an interesting "Create Malware with Python" youtube video. My mind wandered. How could a seasoned hacker create a malware to upload malware onto a computer, then search for crypto and steal a copy ( not steal the file, just a c…
January 2023 kicked off with a scandal involving Twitter, where a hacker emerged with claims of having data that belongs to 400 million accounts. According to the hacker, they can either destroy the data, or hand it over. In exchange for a more prefera…
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hi people of the internet i am dumb and would like to learn more about hacking and ways a normal person can help prevent it as anything else worth knowing is there a website or something? submitted by /u/LachoooDaOriginl [link] [c…
Through this registration, they will get your name, an ID, and a selfie. Why? Apparently, according to the government, this law would stop or at least minimize scams and other illegal online activities. Have they consulted the experts before making such laws? Not a fucking clue but most probably they didn’t.
Now the question is: 1. Would this law really minimize illegal online activities? 2. How does this affect my online security as a citizen?
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Some months ago I got a trojan virus, and someone had acess to my computer. I immediately installed an anti virus that was recomended on reddit to delete that virus. In fact, the person had access to my instagram and twitter since I noticed my following accounts on instagram increased suddenly and on twitter my account published an post about cryptocurrency. I also had a doc on my pc with some of my social media passwords (fortunately not banks passwords) so that was how the person had access to my social media, but I changed every password on that day. Since my actions (deleting the trojan and changing the passwords) I never noticed again any suspicious things. He says that on 14.12.2022 he hacked me.. however, the print that he took is outdated, I was using months ago, when I got the trojan. The 2 passwords he wrote on the email it’s also outdated, I changed all since that day. So if he really hacked me on the day that he mention, the print would be more up to date and the passwords he mentioned would be actualized (right?) submitted by /u/ivic98 |
By Deeba Ahmed
The issue was caused by the software architecture used in Google Home devices.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Google Home Vulnerability: Eavesdropping on Conversations
How is a rooted android used for hacking/ what extent can you hack with a rooted android? Is a rooted android a useful hacking tool? submitted by /u/justac1imber [link] [comments]
Hello, I need help from expert people, I will tell you my story. 2 years ago my mom hired a carpenter and she paid her in advance. This guy did not finish his work and he stole a large part of the money. My mom filed a lawsuit against him and managed to get him to pay her half of the money and the other part was being paid monthly. but my mom died during the covid pandemic and the carpenter stopped paying. I continued with the lawsuit because legally in my country the money must now be paid to me. but the problem is that I can’t locate the carpenter. he no longer work in the same place and he changed his address. The only thing I have is his facebook account and his wife’s. I would like to know if someone could help me track his address in order to locate him. I’m willing to pay. Thanks.
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