How to dispose of old phone can be answered as - Under the assumption you do not trade state secrets I would: Wipe the phone/do a factory reset (assuming the phone is still working) Remove the SD Card (keep it for later use) (does not apply to the iPhone5, since it has none) Open the phone Locate the motherboard (the…
Answered Mar 29, 2022 · 404 Views Read answer →
Yes, but use VeraCrypt instead. From the documentation:WinRAR encryption offers you the benefit of industry strength archive encryption using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) with a key of 128 bits. So yes, the data is encrypted. This is only one of the elements of security, however. Another important element is how…
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Let me summarise what you are seeing: someone navigates to a typo-squat site (goggle.com) the browser is then flooded with numerous pop-ups, warning windows, etc. eventually, the anti-virus starts to detect malware the machine crashes It is difficult to think that there are young technology professionals now for whom…
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Unfortunately Google Safe Browsing doesn't recognize "malware.wicar.org" of http://wicar.org/ as a malicious test site. Instead you can use http://www.ianfette.org/ which is, I guess, the Google Safe Browsing test site. Just in case you are wondering, Ian Fette is a software engineer at Google.
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Obviously AllSigned requires all modules/snapins and scripts to be code-signed. PowerShell RemoteSigned only requires signing for remote files. What are remote files? The canonical answer is on the PowerShell blog:…
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Take a look at this analysis of TeamViewer security. In short, it's definitely not secure on untrusted networks: https://www.optiv.com/blog/teamviewer-authentication-protocol-part-1-of-3 Conclusion: It is my recommendation that TeamViewer not be used on an untrusted network, or with the default password settings.…
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Is bit.ly safe? Shortened links are not safe at all, and have never been. https://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=bit.ly shows the following: What is the current listing status for bit.ly? Site is listed as suspicious - visiting this web site may harm your computer. Part of this site was…
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Yes, for the list of valid email addresses and for the negative cases like this one: a"b(c)d,e:f;gi[jk]l@example.com (none of the special characters in this local-part are allowed outside quotation marks)You will need to split these up into one test per special character. Otherwise your test may pass because it finds…
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As You have clicked on phishing link but did not enter details, you can - UNC paths (stealing hashed passwords - IE only) Injecting malicious extension (used for gaining persistence on the victim browser) Injecting malicious browser updates (again, for gaining persistence on the victim browser and code execution)…
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First of all the command starts like this aireplay-ng --deauth 60 or aireplay-ng -0 60 for 60 packets or to send it continuously (DoS) aireplay-ng --deauth 0 or aireplay-ng -0 0. Anyway if you see an output it means that you typed it right. Second, have you tried the basic troubleshooting for the aireplay ng…
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Why would you want non-authenticity? To prove that a person said a particular sentence, typed a specific phrase, or performed a specific action. To repudiate is to claim that whatever was said, typed, communicated, or performed was not done by you (or the person in question). If someone claims that George Carlin used…
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In a scenario where you suspect that your Apple ID is compromised or have been hacked, it is best to assume you have. Although the email you got could have been spam, there is a chance that it's not as mentioned by other users. The first step as you mentioned is reset your password and then enable 2FA. A couple other…
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