Previously on Dead Ends in Cryptanalysis, we talked about length-extension attacks and precisely why modern hash functions like SHA-3 and BLAKE2 aren’t susceptible. The art and science of sid…

Encrypt and Anonymize Your Internet Connection for as Little as $3/mo with PIA VPN. Learn More Microsoft Teams is a proprietary business communication platform developed by Microsoft, as …

Learn how to perform a deep-learning side-channels attack using TensorFlow to recover AES cryptographic keys from a hardware device power traces, step by step.

Research By: Netanel Ben-Simon and Sagi Tzadik Introduction Microsoft Office is a very commonly used software that can be found on almost any standard computer. It is also integrated inside many products of the Microsoft / Windows ecosystem such as Office…

Introduction Modern business often relies heavily on the Internet and software resources such as Zoom or Skype to support daily operat...

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If you have a command & control server running a RAT, you should protect this server from possible detections. This is one of the golden rules for OPSEC. There has been a lot of content shared on this topic lately, and researchers are detecting command &…

This post is about common misconfigurations and attack szenarios that enable an attacker to access separated networks with critical systems or sensitive data...

The Unity game engine provides various means for getting external assets into a game, such as AssetBundles, for adding assets at runtime and the Asset Store, for purchasing third-party assets. It’s possible for a GameObject to execute arbitrary code using…

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How I built a click farm to “bypass” Cloudflare’s CAPTCHA killer with some cheap USB security keys, an Arduino, and a bit of python.

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Environment Debugging machine with BitDefender installed C++ Source Code https://www.ired.team/offensive-security/defense-evasion/how-to-unhook-a-dll-using-c++
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Early fingerpointing at Western governments for a hack against the Russian government was misplaced. Our taxes didn't pay for this one.