Phone
Hey do you know how its possible to have acces to a phone for delete some pictures ? submitted by /u/Beautiful-Habit-4102 [link] [comments]
Hacking for Data Science
Dear Redditerrians, Alright lads, I would like to get a roadmap for hacking as a tool in Data Science: Textbook. Vids, etc. Regards. submitted by /u/Sam-Oden [link] [comments]
How else can I upload a shell since the angry WAF will spit out anything or any variation of .pHp extension?
Pentester-in-training here,
I’m testing an upload feature on a page, here’s the server header:
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.4
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
Server: Apache
Also I find it curious that the header does not show any WAF… anyway I tried to disguise the php shell using magic bytes, MIME deception, fuZziNg, double extension, CaSe VaRIaTioN and nothing, if it has php in it, the WAF will puke it out.
So what other techniques I missed or I don’t know to defeat this WAF?
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US and UK sanctioned seven Russian members of Trickbot gang
The US and the UK have sanctioned seven Russian individuals for their involvement in the TrickBot operations. The US and the UK authorities have sanctioned seven Russian individuals for their involvement in the TrickBot operations. The US Treasury has frozen the assets belonging to the individuals and imposed travel bans against them. The US Treasury […]
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A new variant of ESXiArgs ransomware makes recovery much harder
Experts warn of new ESXiArgs ransomware attacks using an upgraded version that makes it harder to recover VMware ESXi virtual machines. Experts spotted a new variant of ESXiArgs ransomware targeting VMware ESXi servers, authors have improved the encryption process, making it much harder to recover the encrypted virtual machines. The new variant was spotted less than a […]
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Sharing my tool/project with the hacking community
I wont bore you all with an annoying ad or summary of my tool as all the info about the tool is on github. But I’ll share a link to the github repo and just say I’d love to recieve feedback and see what people think! Autohack can be especially helpful to newer hackers/people getting into the hacking field and don’t know about all of the tools out there. Thanks 🙂
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How to Recover deleted messages?
How can I recover deleted text messages. They were iMessages, therefore Verizon told me they could not see the content of the message, and I would have to go to Apple. Apple told me if it wasn’t backed up they only keep the messages for one month and a…
Twitter restricted in Turkey after the earthquake amid disinformation fear
Global internet monitor NetBlocks reported that Twitter has been restricted in Turkey in the aftermath of the earthquake. Global internet monitor NetBlocks reported that network data confirm that Twitter has been restricted in Turkey in the aftermath of the earthquake. The data show that multiple internet providers in Turkey blocked the popular platform as of […]
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How would one download a web-based program to run it offline?
If this is illegal please take it down, but is there a way, or a merit in attempting to pursue, downloading a web-based program to run it while offline? I’ll be in a remote location and use a resource known as SKYCIV but it’s online based.
Thanks for the advice.
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Do you learn how to secure your software by hacking them?
I’m an CS student and wanted to create an app which communicates with my server. Now, I’m worried about when this app goes live, that due to my lake of knowledge about cybersecurity, my servers won’t stay online for long.
That’s why I asked my self if it makes sense for me to learn some hacking and hack my own servers to see where potential intruders can do something I don’t want them to do or if it’s just better to sign up for an cybersecurity class.
Thanks in advance for taking your time.
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