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Complete Guide to Shodan
Collect. Analyze. Visualize. Make Internet Intelligence Work
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Só porque alguns pacotes estão disponíveis para instalar diretamente do Ubuntu Software Center não os torna seguros. Isto é provado por uma recente descoberta de malware em alguns pacotes instantâneos da loja Ubuntu Snaps.
https://hackingbrasil.wordpress.com/2018/05/14/malware-encontrado-no-ubuntu-snap-store/
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Começando AGORA ... SecurityCast #55 - Proteção Legal de Dados Pessoais no Mundo Digital

Neste SecurityCast vamos conhecer como o mundo vem se posicionando frente ao constante monitoramento que sofremos com empresas coletando todo e qualquer dado sobre nós. Atualmente, a Europa deu um passo muito importante para impedir essas práticas com o EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Mas ainda fica uma questão: a lei é capaz de fornecer essa proteção?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIT1T2qzpFA
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BSidesSF 2018 - Blue Team Fundamentals

Noob friendly! While new technical vulnerabilities are found continuously, malicious actors often rely on tried and true methods to exploit. These exploits are surprisingly uncomplicated. In this talk, we’ll share attempts we’ve seen from malicious actors. We’ll break down actual attacks and share what’s been most effective in mitigating credential stuffing, phishing, and common RCE attempts. At the end of this talk, you’ll walk away with simple takeaways to raise the cost to attackers for these simple attacks.
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How I hacked an online exam portal and gave my exam from my home?

The whole idea of giving an exam without being monitored was that I should be able to access the exam portal page. The problem comes down to, how to do it? The first idea was to check if the centre had a wireless access point of its own, so that I could hack into it and then access the exam page. The second idea was to get into some other floor of the building and use a ethernet connection to get inside the network.

https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/how-i-hacked-an-online-exam-portal-and-gave-my-exam-from-my-home-dfcbdcd7df98

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