[local] Microsoft Windows .Reg File – Dialog Spoof / Mitigation Bypass
Microsoft Windows .Reg File – Dialog Spoof / Mitigation Bypass
Microsoft Windows .Reg File – Dialog Spoof / Mitigation Bypass
When it comes to defending against MITM attacks while using public Wifi, is the security offered by iCloud Private Relay comparable to using a VPN?
Edit:
My motivation for asking the question comes from the PDF overview published by Apple….
Bash script to check if a domain or list of domains can be spoofed based in DMARC records File with domains: sh SpoofThatMail.sh -f domains.txt One single domain: sh SpoofThatMail.sh -d domain Download SpoofThatMail
With the last month of 2021 dominated by the log4J vulnerabilities discovery, publication, and patches popping up in rapid succession, odds are you have patched your system against Log4J exploitation attempts. At least some systems, if not all. You mi…
Mozilla has partnered with The Markup in a study called The Facebook Pixel Hunt to unravel Facebook’s tracking infrastructure.
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We look at ways you can securely share your Wi-Fi password, and also the perils of allowing people onto your network.
Categories: 101 Tags: AppleMobilepasswordroutersharingWi-Fi |
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Cybersecurity researchers have detailed a high severity flaw in KCodes NetUSB component that’s integrated into millions of end-user router devices from Netgear, TP-Link, Tenda, EDiMAX, D-Link, and Western Digital, among others.
KCodes NetUSB is a Linu…
Night Sky is a fairly new ransomware strain that organizations must keep an eye out for.
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The post Night Sky: the new corporate ransomware demanding a sky high ransom appeared first on Malwarebytes Labs.
We look at an FBI alert warning businesses to be wary of too-good-to-be-true USB sticks sent their way, bundled with malware.
Categories: Cybercrime Tags: attackColonial Pipeline attackfbimalwareransomwareUSB |
The post Attackers are mailing USB sticks to drop ransomware on victims’ computers appeared first on Malwarebytes Labs.
WebApp intentionally made vulnerable to Race ConditionDescriptionRace Condition vulnerability can be practiced in the developed WebApp. Task is to buy a Mega Box using race condition that costs more than available vouchers. Two challenges are made for …