Twitch has acknowledged a “breach” after an anonymous poster on the 4chan messaging board leaked its source code, an unreleased Steam competitor from Amazon Game Studios, details of creator payouts, proprietary software development kits, and other internal tools. The leak is said to have happened as a result of an error in a Twitch server […]
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Say for example you are contracted to conduct a Pentest on an organization and most parts of your contract may involve cracking password for access to one area or the other of the organization’s network, this may be one of the reasons why you may need to come up with a wordlist to work with.
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Welcome to this hacking series called White Hack with Sly. This series would be dedicated to teaching all aspiring Ethical Hackers various forms of hacking tutorials so we know how the black hats operate and we make sure to use our knowledge for good and protection of our networks and systems. Remember there is good
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Apache has issued patches to two security vulnerabilities which is tracked as CVE-2021-41773. This vulnerability affects only Apache HTTP server version 2.4.49. Ash Daulton and cPanel Security Team have been credited with discovering and reporting the issue on September 29, 2021. With this flaw, an attacker could use a path traversal attack to map URLs
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Google is currently making plans to enroll about 150 million users into its two-factor authentication scheme by the end of the year in an aim to prevent unauthorized access to accounts and improve security. Google will also be requiring 2 million YouTube creators to switch on the setting which it calls two-step verification (2SV), and
Ransomware operators in Ukraine have been apprehended by Law enforcement agencies. The joint exercise took place on the 28th day of September by officials from the French National Gendarmerie, the Ukrainian National Police, and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), alongside participation from the Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre and the INTERPOL’s Cyber Fusion Centre.
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The Customer service week which holds every 1st week of the month of October has come to be recognized as the week we celebrate the importance of customer service and importance of the people who serve and support customers on a daily basis. However in all of these celebrations lest we get carried away, do
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In yet another indicator of how hacking groups are quick to capitalize on world events and improvise their attack campaigns for maximum impact, threat actors have been discovered impersonating Amnesty International to distribute malware that purports to be a security software designed to safeguard against NSO Group’s Pegasus surveillanceware. Hacking groups have never failed at
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An operation aimed at South East Asian targets back in July 2020 to deploy a kernel-mode rootkit on compromised Windows systems has been linked to a Chinese-speaking threat actor. The hacking group nicknamed GhostEmperor by Kaspersky has been known to use “sophisticated multi-stage malware framework” allowing a persistent and remote control over the targeted hosts.
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An unpatched flaw in Apple Pay has been disclosed by Cybersecurity researchers giving attackers the ability to make an unauthorized Visa payment with a locked iPhone via the Express Travel mode setup in the device’s wallet. All that is needed is the mobile phone to be on and also transactions could be relayed from an
