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From 1 click a minute to 100: Click-fraud Android Trojans repurposed to perform DDoS attacks
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Submitted September 16, 2017 at 04:39AM by jeffthechimp
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High-Level Approaches for Finding Vulnerabilities
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Submitted September 16, 2017 at 04:56AM by xVIoct
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How to honey pot?
Hello netsec peeps,Need your help. I have a friend kinda being cyber stalked. She has a stalker who keeps emailing her job, and all her friends businesses posing as her saying some CRAZY stuff.I want to setup a site/honey pot and have her tweet about it to see if I can get the person to email me.Hopefully he's not using a VPN, but if he is, what do I need to look into to get this fucker? Anything I can use to force him to use his camera, real IP address ect. I'm pretty savy with security stuff but haven't really ever delved into this type of stuff.Advise will be awesome. Thanks

Submitted September 16, 2017 at 09:32AM by rabbithunter555
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Getting the Human Touch Back into Infosec Sales
For a while now, I've wanted to post an article I hoped would help salespeople in the security industry better understand their clients' goals and needs. Maybe just as much to show security practitioners that we're not all just finance tech bros going into security to chase money.I realized that the human touch is fading in our industry between clients and vendors. Clients are jaded and vendors are becoming brands instead of people. So, I decided to try to do something to re-establish the human connection in the security sales process. Hope you enjoy it.

Submitted September 16, 2017 at 09:29AM by BryanSolari
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Twitch exploits a buffer overflow
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Submitted September 16, 2017 at 11:05AM by tnekent
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Wandering through the Shady Corners of VMware Workstation/Fusion
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Submitted September 16, 2017 at 12:25PM by 0xdea
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what's the best way to secure my laptop as well as keep me anonymous?
I decided to wipe out my hard drive to start fresh. Before I do anything with it, I want to first make sure I'm fully secured from any type of virus. I am willing to use a paid service if that's the best option.I also would like to learn the best way I can keep myself anonymous from the entire web, for example does it only depend on VPN services? Is that the only thing I should research to stay anonymous?Thank you for any tips. I never really cared much about security and always used free software like Avast. But I want to be fully secure since I use the internet very often and the internet is where the future is which also means more potential for criminals and shitty parts of the law that mess with our rights.

Submitted September 16, 2017 at 03:28PM by Spiritual-Abyss
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how to secure content on the cloud
I have a CMS installed on the web host where I purchased space. A few helpers will access, and edit the content entirely on the cloud.No download/upload/copy/email of content is allowed . How do I achieve this?What kind of hardware/PC setupWhat kind of security measures/policiesThanks.

Submitted September 16, 2017 at 04:14PM by TreeOfWealth
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Cops and their favorite phone hacking contractors have found a way to completely bypass the Samsung S7's lockscreen
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Submitted September 16, 2017 at 09:47PM by KnifeLover34
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Open wifi security
I'm going to a hackathon and with my team and we aren't going to have the option of a Hotspot so that means we have to use open wifi. What do you guys recommend to stay safe.Ps. I was think of using my raspberry pi as a kind of wifi condom concept

Submitted September 17, 2017 at 12:10AM by cancerous_176
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Why is a string of dictionary words a more secure password than a string of garbage/gibberish?
I saw on the news recently that the latest research found that if you use a string of dictionary words with some special characters and numbers thrown in makes an even more secure password than mashing your keyboard and getting upper and lower case letters, numbers, symbols. This seems counter intuitive. Wouldn't the password with randomly chosen letters be more random than the password where the letters fit into words? Does anybody know which study this was? Maybe I am imagining things..? Haha I can't find other reports online saying anything similar.

Submitted September 17, 2017 at 01:44AM by ChampionDreamerMusic
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SE-Radio Episode 302: Haroon Meer on Network Security : Software Engineering Radio
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Submitted September 17, 2017 at 04:04AM by dmp1ce
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Devs unknowingly use “malicious” modules snuck into official Python repository
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Submitted September 17, 2017 at 04:30AM by NISMO1968
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