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I’ve been trying to learn more about IoT devices and to do so I’ve been trying to hack my WiFi controlled smart lights. I found the port they communicate on and in an attempt to intercept the data spoofed the MAC address of one of the lights. As expect…
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Hi, this is my first post here on this sub, I was minding if in this sub there are hackers and what are about? Thanks for the answers submitted by /u/hiitsnobody [link] [comments]
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The reason why I asked that question is because since November 23rd, 2021, I have been experiencing this mysterious tech issue where when I go on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, large swaths of posts (Well, in YouTube’s case, videos) are missing from timelines/upload lists and the wrong date & time are displayed instead of the right date & time in regards to when the posts/videos were displayed.
On the day that started happening, I was getting Microsoft IIS errors when I tried to go to webpages. Since then, I have been getting ssl protocols errors every once and a while.
I have posted about this mysterious tech problem of mine on numerous tech help sites and for some reason, no one knows what I am talking about.
Can a hacking attack/virus cause the tech problem I am having?
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Hi,
French people will understand this better but here’s my problem if any of you can save me : I have my timetable on a website called Pronote (on which you can access only if your school has given you your id) BUT I want to put the Pronote timetable into Google Calendar (because my 4G is desastreous). However, I seem to be very unable to do this. If any of you know to do this, it would be amazing.
Thank you for your time !!
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These are the most-read cybersecurity articles that have been published by SecurtiyAffairs in 2022. 1 – Russia-linked actors may be behind an explosion at a liquefied natural gas plant in Texas Russian threat actors may be behind the explosion at a liquefied natural gas plant in Texas, the incident took place on June 8. 2 […]
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A Linux malware that has gone undetected has been found to exploit 30 vulnerabilities in several outdated WordPress themes and plugins. Malicious players exploited these vulnerabilities to launch malicious JavaScript. Linux malware exploits 30 vulnerab…