Pentester, Forensic investigator, and former college professor. Trained hackers at each US military and intelligence. Visit me at https://xitter.cf/t.co/G478wug0p4
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Many people think that their IP address gives away their identity but your browser fingerprinting can reveal much more about you!
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Satellite Hacking, Part 01: Getting Started
Like so many elements of the Internet of Things (IoT), much of their security has relied upon security through obscurity.
We intend to change that!
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Every 39 seconds, a cyberattack occurs somewhere in the world. Most organizations only discover they were targeted after the damage has been done.
These PowerShell tools may help you change that:
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One of the best books for Networking , simple to relate with and yet so deep .
Thank you @three_cube for this awesome piece 🧩. Can't wait to finish it up.
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Hackers-Arise is happy and proud to announce today that Anders Askasen of Radiant Logic and Yaniv Hoffman of Radware are joining the team of judges for the Wittgenstein Award.
These two gentlemen brings decades of experience and wisdom from the cybersecurity industry.
We welcome them with open arms as we launch forward towards the best AI cybersecurity.
Welcome gentlemen!
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Here is a great video from @Code4_CyberSec about Cybersecurity books check this out and subscribe to his channel!
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One of the G.O.A.T books on Malware for Hackers 🔥💯 @three_cube @cybericanintel
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As a Venezuelan and knowing the situation of my country in depth, I ask for your help to spread the word that the Trump administration and their group of MAGAS have met with the terrorist regime of my country and are looting the resources without any benefit for the Venezuelan
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One of Anthropic’s cyber security chiefs has warned that IT crises are likely to “get a lot worse” as AI exposes new vulnerabilities for hackers.
Jason Clinton, Anthropic’s deputy chief information security officer, issued the stark warning in response to a cyber incident that shut down websites around the world⤵️
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Building Your Own BadUSB (For Pentest)
See how we built a BadUSB device using an Arduino for attack scenarios targeting both unlocked and locked systems.
BadUSB is an entire family of USB based attacks in which a connected device pretends to be something completely different from what it appears to be. An ordinary flash drive can identify itself as a keyboard or mouse, as an Ethernet network adapter, or as a removable storage device. Among these possibilities, the most interesting ones are usually the HID route and the network adapter route
User awareness remains critical because this is fundamentally a social attack
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Now....... where to begin.....? 🤔 @coffeewithayman @three_cube @threatcare @tribeofhackers #gettingintoinfosec #tribeofhackers
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Over 1 million views on this video 😀
Huge thank you to everyone who watched the video and to @three_cube for sharing his knowledge and experience with all of us!
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This the first of a series with David Bombal on Mr Robot.
Hack like Mr Robot: Bluetooth and Scada hacking: youtu.be/3yiT_WMlosg
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Reverse Engineering Malware: Getting Started with Ghidra, Part 1 #reversing #reverseengineering #ghidra #cybersecurity #cyberwarrior #infosec
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Silicon Valley promises to make AI totally safe—but that may be technically impossible, @matteo_wong reports. theatlantic.com/technology/2…
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That's real big of you, Jason. I have a question for you. How come your product only seems to know how to cause problems instead of actually fixing them without human involvement?
Wasn't that the other half of your company's promise? That it was going to fix all these things?
From my vantage point it's doing a lot of breaking things and causing chaos. I think this is by design. Your company has not proved me wrong yet.
When do we get to see the benefits?
When do you thank the world for all the intellectual property you stole which has enabled you to live a very comfortable life?
You've convinced a slew of business leaders that they no longer need humans because your product can supposedly replace them and yet myself and other experts in the cybersecurity industry use your product and your competitor's product and they need more hand holding than your average toddler.
On a good day.
I am not angry that you pulled a bait and switch.
The more companies who get destroyed by your product and their CEOs get fired by their boards for ever trusting you, without properly vetting you, the sooner we can get back to a sane world.
What a spectacularly arrogant tweet.
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Chatbots are adding a new layer of chaos ahead of the midterms, putting voters at risk of being misguided by AI, @WillOremus reports. theatlantic.com/technology/2…
