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It is a great idea to get acquainted with new streaming platforms. Digital streaming has not taken over all other forms of consuming content such as watching television or physical discs like DVDs and the like. There is so much material out there now that you’ll soon forget the old days of renting DVDs (like … Read more
The FIFA World Cup has already provided fans with some incredible action from Qatar. With Germany losing to Japan and Argentina suffering defeat to Saudi Arabia, it’s clear that this World Cup is going to be one for the history books! Not only that, it could be the last ever World Cup for two legends … Read more
Our modern world is reliant on technology and connectivity. Whether you want to use your laptop to work remotely from anywhere in the world, use your smartphone to stream Netflix movies, or use a tablet to watch sports live streams. The internet seems to be this global omniscient, and omnipresent element that the world is … Read more
Basically, laptops are not only needed by workers to support work activities but also by students, where the laptop is used as a device to complete given tasks. Therefore, in choosing a laptop, you must adjust your needs to the specifications of the laptop itself. No wonder, if the laptop produced by Apple, namely the … Read more
Only a small number of employment opportunities can truly offer you significant flexibility, a friendly workplace, and manageable tasks if you’re a developer seeking for a chance to work from anywhere. You presumably want a good list of businesses that provide remote employment if you’re reading this. And let us tell you, you are in … Read more
Skills and Responsibilities of a big data developer and how to hire them right. Businesses are fully digitalized today, and big data is the hottest trending topic right now. Information is key in today’s society, and data is the cherry on top. Big data analytics aid a lot of businesses and companies in processing large … Read more
If you run a business, then you’re usually looking for methods to minimize your risk and secure your data. One way to do this is by implementing third-party penetration testing. This is a process where an external company comes in and attempts to exploit vulnerabilities in your system in order to identify any weaknesses. In … Read more
So what is Ergo? It’s a blockchain network that has been in development for ten years. The company derives its knowledge and experience from the best academic research in the field of cryptography, consensus models, and digital currencies. Blockchain is a fast-growing field and there are many new developments in the near future. But it … Read more
Gallia is an extendable pentesting framework with a focus on the automotive domain. The scope of Gallia is conducting penetration tests from a single ECU up to whole cars, with the main focus on the UDS interface. Taking advantage of this modular design, the logging and archiving functionality was developed separately. Acting as a generic … Read more
A Python 3.5+ tool that uses asyncio to brute force domain names asynchronously. Speed It’s fast. Benchmarks on small VPS hosts put around 100k DNS resolutions at 1.5-2mins. An amazon M3 box was used to make 1 mil requests in just over 3 minutes. Your mileage may vary. It’s probably best to avoid using Google’s … Read more
The Pegasus spying malware was used to hack the smartphones of Spain’s prime minister and minister of defense, according to the Madrid government. That’s the first verified use of the eavesdropping software against a current head of state. Last year, the phones of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Defense Minister Margarita Robles were illegally hacked … Read more
Microsoft fixed two problems with the Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server on Thursday, which may lead to an illegal cross-account SQL database in a territory. “A malicious user might circumvent authentication to get access to other customers’ databases by leveraging an elevated rights flaw in the Flexible Server authentication procedure for a replication user,” … Read more
The open-source RainLoop web-based email client contains an unpatched high-severity security flaw that might be used to steal emails from users’ inboxes. In a study published this week, SonarSource security researcher Simon Scannell stated, “an attacker may simply exploit the code vulnerability by sending a malicious email to a target that uses RainLoop as a … Read more
Internet consumers have become increasingly conscious of how their data can be used in recent years. Online privacy has become a hot-button issue. There are several advantages to using online services, such as convenience and data-driven tailored experiences. We must also address concerns surrounding privacy. When we share information online, there is a danger that … Read more
A year after fake job offers attracted potential LinkedIn job searchers, a fresh wave of phishing attempts targeting corporate recruiting supervisors with the more eggs virus has been uncovered, employing fake resumes as an infection vector. “This year, the more eggs operation has inverted the social engineering script, targeting hiring managers with fake resumes rather … Read more
REvil ransomware’s servers on the TOR network have been reactivated after months of dormancy, redirecting to a new operation that looks to have begun at least in mid-December of last year. It is unknown who is behind the latest REvil-related operation, however, the new leak site mentions a huge number of victims from previous REvil … Read more
Do you own a Lenovo laptop? According to the most recent batch of vulnerabilities discovered by ESET security experts, you may need to undertake some quick patching. Today, three vulnerabilities were discovered: CVE-2021-3970, CVE-2021-3971, and CVE-2021-3972. The last two are especially aggravating since they are associated with UEFI firmware drivers used throughout the manufacturing process … Read more
A security hole in Microsoft’s Windows Print Spooler component, which was fixed in February, is still being actively abused in the wild, according to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). As a result, the agency has added the weakness to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, requiring FCEB agencies to fix the issues by … Read more
CERT-UA, Ukraine’s Computer Emergency Response Team, has issued a warning about a new wave of social engineering attacks that exploit IcedID malware and Zimbra vulnerabilities to steal sensitive data. According to the CIA, the IcedID phishing assaults are tied to a threat cluster known as UAC-0041. The infection begins with a simple email attachment containing … Read more
On April 17th, Beanstalk Farms, an Ethereum-based Defi system, was hacked to the tune of $182 million. PeckShield, a blockchain security startup, was the first to notice the robbery and estimated that the attacker took at least $80 million in cryptocurrency, however, the protocol’s losses were significantly higher. On its Discord server, Beanstalk provided a … Read more