Nim reverse shell. Now with more features.
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According to PayPal, hackers managed to access the personal information of 34,942 users; however, no transactions were performed from the breached accounts.
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Researchers released Proof-of-concept exploit code for remote code execution flaw CVE-2022-47966 impacting multiple Zoho ManageEngine products. The CVE-2022-47966 flaw is an unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability that impacts multiple Zoho products with SAML SSO enabled in the ManageEngine setup. The issue also impacts products that had the feature enabled in the past. The root cause of […]
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So given that I have sudo access on my machine. I want to be able to make my laptop power light to flash, encoding a string in the flash that I can then read using an OpticSpy. I bought the OpticSpy on the link below but I am having a hard time working…
Myself and some friends enjoy the Bourbon. In Virginia, we have the ABC control liquor, so all those hard to find liquors are only sold for retail price, unlike other states where the stores can mark them up and make a higher profit.
The way Virginia does these releases are as follows…
You sign up for emails.
Randomly, anywhere from 20-30 ABC stores in the state will have a shipment of whatever hard to find bottles.
Then one day, you get an email… the email will say LIMITED AVAILABILITY DROP and provide all the stores that are selling some hard to find bottles. It doesn’t tell you what they are or how many… just that this store will have… something.
You drive there, first come, first serve. Usually everything is sold out in like 10 mins.
This is the main website
This is an example of the drop email
Note the time on the website Drop date: 01/18/2023 05:45 pm
I got the email at 6:06pm
Sooooo someone is publishing the site, then they are sending the emails….
Is there a way to monitor the site to see when a new page, like this, is published? Thus getting a jump….
Im going to say there is, I got to a store one day 5 mins after the email, I happed to be in the store next-door, and there were already 10 people on line. haha
Thanks for any thoughts!
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I am a user of MacBook. I have my drive encrypted (using Apple’s FileVault)
If someone steals my laptop, they can try to get into it by typing the password. After a few tries they will be delayed, preventing brute-force attacks.
Is there (a relatively known?) way to get past this restriction, e.g. cloning the hard drive (through cable) (IO solution), or physically removing the SSDs? Does it work for just some storage types (SSD / hard drive), some architectures (Apple SoC / Intel), some OS versions or all
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Hey All, Check out Velociraptor: https://docs.velociraptor.app/docs/overview/ Its an open source digital forensics tool for endpoint monitoring. I find its best paired with Sysmon to fetch whatever processes, connections, etc. Its a very lightweight to…