this probably happens a lot but i just read a guy saying he is going to end his life (because of some problems with his gf) and i just feel so bad, i just know his reddit name and i wish i could do something Sorry if this is not supposed to be here i …
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Hi everyone,
I was interested in cellphone spoofing. Does anyone knows some good ressources to understand it better ?
I get the main idea, but I’d like to have a more in depth explanation.
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TL DR;. it’s awesome. Some pods can take over the entire kubernetes cluster. Don’t trust helm charts. It’s super easy to audit yourself. It’s not my tool.
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Fortinet addressed multiple vulnerabilities impacting its products and warned of a high-severity command injection flaw in FortiADC. Cybersecurity vendor Fortinet addressed several vulnerabilities impacting its products. The compaby also warned customers of a high-severity command injection flaw, tracked as CVE-2022-39947 (CVSS score of 8.6), affecting the Application Delivery Controller FortiADC. The CVE-2022-39947 flaw is an […]
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For example, if there exists an offline game, can I somehow hack and change the info on the memory addresses to for example add more gems? Or would it be possible to hack the Instagram app and prank somebody by changing their follower count to 1M – I …
i dont know shit about hacking but im using telnet for fun but when i try to telnet to my ip it say somthig like cannot open connection to the host port 23 how do i fix this submitted by /u/MountainHorror6191 [link] [comments]
How would one aproach the fact that he owns a 3D printer in EOL phase from the manufacturer and one needs to change a small feature on the firmware to allow a longer time to a specific function? submitted by /u/Oinq [link] [comments]
Researchers discovered a new Linux malware developed with the shell script compiler (shc) that was used to deliver a cryptocurrency miner. The ASEC analysis team recently discovered that a Linux malware developed with shell script compiler (shc) that threat actors used to install a CoinMiner. The experts believe attackers initially compromised targeted devices through a […]
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https://preview.redd.it/p9qnrwebf0aa1.png?width=1237&format=png&auto=webp&s=1662d331f577010ed6c70dab61feb66605a462d4 submitted by /u/Marcus405 [link] [comments]