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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 →

WhatsApp will not allow you to take screenshots of chats

2020-08-06
On: August 6, 2020
In: Mobile Security

A new security feature for one of the most popular communication tools has arrived, as mentioned by iOS pentesting experts. As WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messagingRead More →

3 very critical vulnerabilities in SQLite: Patch now

2020-08-06
On: August 6, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Specialists in an exploit writing course report the discovery of three vulnerabilities in SQLite, the popular database management system. According to the report, the successful exploitation of these flaws wouldRead More →

How Is Possible To Track A Phone Number

2020-08-06
On: August 6, 2020
In: Technology Talk

Have you ever felt the need to track somebody? If you have, then you are at the right spot. Tracking a phone number is no longer an impossibility. And thisRead More →

IMSI/Stingray Catchers Detector – Free tool to protect your identity

2020-08-06
On: August 6, 2020
In: Technology

Surveillance has become one of the leading practices of governments around the world, mentioning experts in a pentesting course. A few years ago, during a series of protests in NorthRead More →

KingPhisher – Phishing Campaign Toolkit [Step by Step Tutorial]

2020-08-06
On: August 6, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction Phishing attack is the most common types of attacks. All are organizations are struggling hard to combat this type of attack on their employees. International Institute of Cyber SecurityRead More →

Google+ users will get $7.5 million USD for old data breach. How much money can you get?

2020-08-05
On: August 5, 2020
In: Incidents

Although he still gives what to talk about, many may not remember Google+, the tech firm’s social networking project that disappeared a year ago due to its inability to competeRead More →

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