@UK_Daniel_Card So the VM has access to a different network adapter than the host? Help me understand the context: because it seems to me an encapsulation trick, as far as I can tell…
@UK_Daniel_Card While doing tech support I learned A LOT from other people mistakes! Every time I was “hey, you’ve been able to do THAT? HOW?!? Please explain the exact command sequence…” and I received the best hacking lesson from the common user that hadn’t RTFM…
@_CRUXNET @IceSolst Mac user since ‘04 here. Their “let’s make unix usable” approach is the best choice. Not always perfect cause every now and then apple needs to be apple - strange commands and workflows far from standard - but in the end, it’s a friendly Unix.
@vxunderground@infrawatch_app There is also the article by Brian Krebs that is worth reading. The investigation was conducted in collaboration:
https://t.co/x3VUAqgA6A
@vxunderground It seems clearer by the post that they have compromised Oracle Middleware, and that thing is widely deployed all around the globe. The screenshot is always the same, a GET request with command injection.
@vxunderground It seems that they have some form of command injection in oracle middleware, via GET Request. In the first screen, you can see a developer tool of a browser reporting a GET on https://t.co/E1WGykLUoM with an executed “id” command in response…
@cyb3rops The real question is if this really still works nowadays. A minimal signature evasion is enough to not get flagged by recent EDRs? Need to try!
@RiccardoTrezzi@robpann@DeShindig Ma no, figuriamoci! Mai stato esperto di nulla, ma leggendo come funziona il metodo esposto da istat, il calcolo a prezzi costanti confrontato con quello a prezzi correnti non spiega le differenze, e servirebbe! Il limite di caratteri non aiuta, per voi massimo rispetto!
@robpann@DeShindig@RiccardoTrezzi È il calcolo fatto a prezzi costanti, e usa come base arbitraria il 2018. Il calcolo a prezzi costanti non tiene conto dell’avanzamento tecnologico e della variazione della qualità dei beni, e andrebbe discusso.
I don't study politics, but I do study culture, and here are some of the signs that a cultural shift has been brewing for years in America that most of the professional political analysts just completely missed.
Some of these may seem absurd, but hear me out. 🧵
We'll start with this one:
@HackingLZ If some kind of policy review is in scope, I usually prepare a set of credentials retrieved that prove compliance/non compliance. Suggest force reset, and encrypted report. But I get the dissemination issue. Defaults are reported non redacted.
💡We've Been Lied to About Work
My big, depressing, and optimistic theory for why it's so hard to find and keep a job that makes you happy
"If you’re like me, you’ve had this strange, uneasy feeling about the job market for a few years now…"
https://t.co/10RCNpfCpH