Vulnerabilities

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More like bye-bye, bit.

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Big party at Kim Jong Un’s tonight…

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So, US contractors are not allowed to use Kasperskiy Labs for anything for this very reason.

It never fails to shock someone during my trainings. :thinking:

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Stuff a Pi-hole in your router because your browser is about to betray you

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Yeah, getting rid of the pen-testing people shouldn’t have any consequences, right?

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(Hope I’m putting this in the right thread)

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DOGE vs. NIST:

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https://cybernews.com/security/half-login-attempts-use-compromised-password/

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One thing that isn’t noted in these articles is that on an https site, your password is not passed in plaintext, if they are able to understand that half of these passwords are compromised, it means they are sitting in the middle, able to log all of those passwords. :confused:

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Here’s what military planning usually looks like — and why it doesn’t include Signal

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(No one uses IIS these days.)

Heh… heh… yeah, I mean, who would be so out of it to not even know that? Right? I mean can you imagine how they’d react when you explain to them why that is the case? I mean if you told them right now?Heh-heh…

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From another article on the same site:

Adobe released 50-plus fixes this month […] Adobe ranked the bugs it fixed in Cold Fusion as both critical and important, and urged users to make them their top priority

Personally, I would’ve thought that if someone out there is using Coldfusion, then fixing their time machine and getting back to 1995 should be their top priority. But hey, good to know they’re still releasing security fixes at least.

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