Stealing physical keys is risky small scale business, hacking perhaps not Walk up to someone, put your hand in his pocket, grab his key, immediately get into his car, drive away, sell it for whatever you can getHack something, arrange a sale (passwords/actual car), at a convenient time (let someone) pick up the car…
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Answered Jan 11, 2022
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First we must consider that built-in machine architecture decisions impact the way you exploit these issues. For example, in the classical writing Smashing the stack for fun and profit by Aleph One, we can see that an x86 stack typically grows downward (i.e. the base for the stack is the highest address, and as we…
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Answered Jan 11, 2022
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From the scenario you described where you accidentally clicked on a phishing link on iphone, you rather have been a victim of a drive-by download attack that leads to installing -in most cases- adware or spyware but this attack can be even more dangerous depending on the malware that has been installed. This attack…
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Answered Jan 4, 2022
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No, it's not malicious. From what I've looked into, the https google webhp is rather widespread, and seen on PCs that have no indication of infection. If you open Chrome and go to chrome://settings/searchEngines, you'll see the Query URL for Google. It'll probably look like "{google:baseURL}webhp/". If it was going to…
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Answered Jan 3, 2022
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LVM operates below the filesystem, so whatever it does, it does so at the disk level. So yes, indeed, when LVM implements encryption this is "full-disk encryption" (or, more accurately, "full-partition encryption"). Applying encrypted LVM is fast when it is done upon creation: since the initial contents of the…
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Answered Dec 31, 2021
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The names are generated, the dummydir looks like some kind of infestation. But it looks like RansomFree, a program that creates fake known types of files and monitors these files, and whenever they change, it detects the originating process and pauses it. Be aware that other malware may trick you and do something…
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Answered Dec 31, 2021
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In order to make an efficient argument of can my employer see what websites I visit on wifi, we will investigate the possibility of how snooping can be done. It should be noted: not all companies will monitor your behavior, even if given the opportunity. This is a strictly hypothetical investigation. We are only…
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Answered Dec 31, 2021
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The Stuxnet dropper and payload were almost certainly written in C, based on the reverse engineering that has been done. The payload inserts itself between the PC used to monitor the Natanz centrifuge array and the target centrifuge array. A classic 'man in the middle' attack. Stuxnet injects Siemens PCS7 language…
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Answered Dec 31, 2021
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To summarize, every machine with NetBIOS will broadcast its name, IP, and any services every 60 seconds. If there is a WINS server configured they will register with the WINS server instead and the network will be much quieter, but EVERY machine needs to be configured with WINS, the ones that aren't configured will…
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Answered Dec 29, 2021
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Based on https://superuser.com/questions/363018/how-do-i-tell-what-version-and-edition-of-windows-is-on-the-filesystem you can know how to tell Windows Version from files and Service pack in C:WindowsSystem32license.rtf for Windows 7. For Windows XP the information is in C:WindowsSystem32eula.txt. For Windows 10…
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Answered Dec 28, 2021
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SFDC stands for Salesforce.com (Sales Force Dot Com) or you can say Salesforce.com. Salesforce.com, Inc. is an American cloud-based software company established by Marc Benioff headquartered in San Francisco, California. Its major revenue comes from its CRM (Customer relationship Management) )service.
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You should call sess.run(...) again to load a new batch. The tf.train.batch(..) will always load batch_size tensors. For example 100 images and a batch_size=30, then you will have 3*30 batches as in you can call sess.run(batch) three times before the input queue will start from the beginning (or stop if epoch=1). This…
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Answered Jul 15, 2021
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