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For several days now I am receiving activation codes by SMS that look like this:
Your ToYou verification code is 8058
Some are from ToYou, that seems to be a delivery service, others are from similar services in Russia, other are written i…
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I was learning volatility and in this room in tryhackme they used psxview to find the hidden processes.
The assignment was,
It’s fairly common for malware to attempt to hide itself and the
process associated with it. That being said, we c…
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Recently, GitLab[1] and GitKraken[2] notified users about a vulnerability in GitKraken version v in range 7.6.0<=v<=8.0.0. Those versions are affected by CVE-2021-41117[3] and therefore, generate weak SSH keys. Now, as an administrat…
When im doing a penitent, I noticed the application takes the user input and put it in a tag. When I used the string of ”;!–"<XSS>=&{()}, I noticed the returned output (when viewing in page source) is ”;!–"<…
I have published my gpg key on keys.openpgp.org, keyserver.ubuntu.com, and my own WKDs corresponding to each of the two email addresses on my own domains.
Another user updated my public key from my WKD (per my instruction using gpg –auto-…
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