To reach the ~youth~ we're going to have to make infosec sea shanties, aren't we? Guess so!
Behold the tale of kid who reuses their passwords & ends up pwn'd, then learns how to stay safe. We're on a mission to encourage unique passwords stored in a password manager with MFA on.
To reach the ~youth~ we're going to have to make infosec sea shanties, aren't we? Guess so!
Behold the tale of kid who reuses their passwords & ends up pwn'd, then learns how to stay safe. We're on a mission to encourage unique passwords stored in a password manager with MFA on.
Seeing all these tweets about hacking Russia...
WAR IS NOT A CTF!
Western agencies have been hacking Russia for years, I don't think there is not much left to find. And I'm certainly not experienced enough for a red team operation of that kind. Please don't do anything stupid
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I and @rootxharsh found and exploited a 0Day RCE in Apple's Travel Portal and were rewarded with $50K. Here's the write-up for that:
https://t.co/zMpw2QOEvP
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https://t.co/8QQQuGK38E
Hacking into Android in 32 seconds
Samsung S7 is connected to Pixel as HID device (keyboard) that tries to brute force lock screen PIN and then download, install and launch Metasploit payload
HackerOne’s first million-dollar earning hacker @santi_lopezz99 shares his take on the state of cybersecurity today and his top tips for security teams in an interview with @wsj@knash99 https://t.co/sbLae7T94j #hackforgood#futureofeverything