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In 2020, Boeing keeps using floppy disks to update the firmware of its aircraft

2020-08-11
On: August 11, 2020
In: Technology

Sometimes the most sophisticated technological developments depend on outdated technology, mention experts in a pentesting course. After a group of Pen Test Partners researchers analyzed an abandoned Boeing 747-400 aircraft,Read More →

Torum, a dark web forum for Tor users, is shutdown forever

2020-08-11
On: August 11, 2020
In: Incidents

More and more sites hosted in unconventional browsers are being forced to shut down, as mentioned by specialists in secure data destruction. Torum, a popular cybersecurity forum for users ofRead More →

Unfixed vulnerabilities in Qualcomm Snapdragon chips affect millions of Android phones

2020-08-11
On: August 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A recently published report by specialists from an exploit development training points to the presence of multiple vulnerabilities in smartphones with Snapdragon processor installed. According to the reports, exploiting theseRead More →

Create your own tunnel to hide your IP Address.

2020-08-10
On: August 10, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction Now you can create your own tunnel to hide your IP address. The gtunnel tool creates an exe file based on an operating system like Windows/Linux, this exe fileRead More →

New flaw in Xiaomi smartphones allows hackers to use the fingerprint scanner as a camera

2020-08-10
On: August 10, 2020
In: Mobile Security

The fingerprint scanner is one of the most common implementations on today’s smartphones, and it is becoming even more popular, exploit writing course specialists mentioned. Users consider this to beRead More →

IP spoofing and buffer overflow failures in Apache. Secure your servers

2020-08-10
On: August 10, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Specialists in a network security course have reported the discovery of multiple vulnerabilities in Apache Server, the open source HTTP web server for UNIX, Microsoft Windows, among other platforms, developedRead More →

Reddit hacked: 70 subreddits hijacked by hackers

2020-08-10
On: August 10, 2020
In: Incidents

Reddit users were affected by a bizarre security incident over the weekend, mentioning experts from a pentesting course. More than 70 subreddits (name by which discussion forums on specific topicsRead More →

Limit bandwidth (uploading/Downloading) of any device connected on LAN

2020-08-07
On: August 7, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction Now we can limit the bandwidth (uploading/Downloading) of any device connected on LAN (Local Area Network). Using this we can target any device on network to control the speed/blockRead More →

Kenya Transnational Bank was hacked; all customers’ data leaked

2020-08-07
On: August 7, 2020
In: Incidents

An unidentified threat player has leaked data from Transnational Bank in Kenya. The bank’s website has been out of service for at least a couple of days, hard drive destructionRead More →

TeamViewer for Windows flaw allows to compromise victim’s device completely

2020-08-07
On: August 7, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A new security risk for TeamViewer users has been reported. Network security course specialists detail the finding of a critical vulnerability in the remote access platform that could allow threatRead More →

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