Any actual hackers here because anyone wants fuck some website over?
I can’t hack but I’ve got a website and maybe a person if you can find them submitted by /u/Hypxo [link] [comments]
I can’t hack but I’ve got a website and maybe a person if you can find them submitted by /u/Hypxo [link] [comments]
SSRF vulnerabilities in four Microsoft Azure services could be exploited to gain unauthorized access to cloud resources. Researchers at the security firm Orca discovered that four different Microsoft Azure services were vulnerable to server-side request forgery (SSRF) attacks. Threat actors could have exploited the flaws to gain unauthorized access to cloud resources. Vulnerable services included […]
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Ive recently decided to go back to Kali OS, I moce a few years ago to Parrot OS. What is with the apt repo sources. Kali seems to hate syncing the time even when forced though terminal. Having issues woth the NTP server even being recognised, sure I ca…
I’m hacking 100 days. Well, I’m taking my fourth crack at it anyways. https://infosec.exchange/@scottlink/109707567702754802 submitted by /u/stop_a [link] [comments]
I previous tried Nord and Express VPN but neither worked. Does anyone have a suggestion for a reliable VPN to use while within China? submitted by /u/RealMrIncredible [link] [comments]
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Hi everyone. On my gaming laptop, I have a dual boot encrypted Windows and Linux Mint with pre-boot password and OS Login screen with another password.
On my new laptop, I only have the windows password along with my fingerprint. The TPM is used to auto-unlock.
But what I understand is that someone who can crack my Windows password (and apparently it is fearly easy) would be able to log into my session and hence Bitlocker would be useless ?
One of my friend is telling me it’s easy to crack the windows password even if bitlocker is on, the other one is telling me it’s impossible cause on the login screen, the OS is still encrypted.
Which one is right ? Can you help me understand how the TPM only Bitlocker with a windows password fingerprint is secure, and what would be the threat if my laptop if stolen for instance.
Added question : Is fast boot a security flaws regarding a TPM only Bitlocker Windows installation ?
Thanks in advance !
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A ransomware attack against the maritime software supplier DNV impacted approximately 1,000 vessels. About 1,000 vessels have been impacted by a ransomware attack against DNV, one of the major maritime software suppliers. DNV GL provides solutions and services throughout the life cycle of any vessel, from design and engineering to risk assessment and ship management. […]
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