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Help understanding these IP addresses
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Empire 2.5 was released 3/15. New features, updates, and bug fixes
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Empire - a PowerShell and Python post-exploitation agent [Full Sources, Video DEMOs and Docs - See Comments]
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Android Frida library to hunt Android Malware [Sources and Videos - See Comment]
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Submitted March 18, 2018 at 12:17AM by TechLord2
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Tool that monitors OS changes after installation
Is there any tool that can monitor the changes that were made to Windows 10 (Registry, services, startup, etc...) and file system by an installer? If not, is there any tool that can compare the OS and file system before the installation and after?I'm installing some shady software (on a VM of course), and I would love to see the changes made by the installer.

Submitted March 18, 2018 at 12:27AM by xorserq
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Which distro for online banking?
I think about to use a live usb with no persistent to do secure online banking. Do anyone preffer this way and which distro can you recommend?

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If I tell you what IT stuff I like, could you tell me if a job encompasses it? (i'll keep it brief!)
I'm a controls electrician, stuxnet blew my MIND, and i'm fascinated by the security side of things.. but I don't want to be a pentester or 'hacker' or it sec guyI am super experienced at SCADA, from installing thru coding to commissioning, and I'd like to ask - seeing as how SCADA security is done to such a HIGH standard (lol) and is probably going to keep becoming an issue, do you think sec. will have to exist on the SCADA/LAN network (and hardware) itself (eventually)? Or is realistically just going to be a case of protecting the PC front end (which is usually to gateway to the web? With alot of controls/SCADA gear they're jamming webservers into everything, i'm just thinking that as iot becomes bigger and bigger there'll likely still be more and more stuff coming up on a shodanhq search..In short - how will these networks develop? - cos when I started my apprenticeship the networks were MSTP RS-232, but they're all IP (or will be soon).thanks, (hmmm i didn't keep it that brief)

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U.K. Monitored alarm and cctv
Hello. Does anyone know the cost from Banham for this please? I am looking for a fully monitored, hard wired cctv and alarm system, with auto calling to the police. 1 bedroom flat.

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Chrome Extension Protects Against JavaScript-Based CPU Side-Channel Attacks
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10 Ransomware Facts
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Submitted March 18, 2018 at 12:29PM by Iot_Security
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Noobs here, please share your expertise
Hi guys,So I'm a semi-literature computer wise ( I can install Windows, assemble components into a full computers, troubleshoot common problems by googling), but I'm not a security expert by any mean.I'm usually pretty paranoid about computer security (I don't go to shady websites or just randomly click on fishy links, etc.)I usually have a "safe" computer to do important stuffs like banking, filing tax, etc. The sensitive stuffs. And I have a "fun" computer that I can do crazy shit on (you know what I mean).My question is, if you reinstall fresh Windows, what is the chance that some shit still remain from the previous windows version? And by fresh reinstall, I mean, stick a USB in, boot from USB, use the Disk tool during install, delete the primary partition, make a new partition, format, and then install.Will this method guarantee that I will get a clean, fresh Windows even if let's say the previous version of Windows on that disk is fucked up and full of malwares?Thanks for your opions.

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Uncovering a Bug in Cloudflare's Minification Service
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Best free Antivirus for Windows?
Any recommendations and supporting rationale appreciated. Thank you in advance.

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