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October 2026 brought a clear demonstration that hardware wallets, while far safer than software alternatives, are not immune to sophisticated physical attacks.
Beginning on 9 October, hundreds of users who had purchased Ledger devices through the Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis saw their funds drained across Bitc...
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Our main concern in cybersecurity is protecting systems and recovering from cyberattacks quickly. There are different tools out there built for this, and they keep evolving. Our job is to find what fits best in our environment and stick to the best practices laid out by NIST and ISO.
Today we’ll look at Live-Forensicator, ...
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Every username you ever created leaves a digital footprint across the internet. In the wrong hands, those footprints tell a story: your habits, location, friends, employer, and real name. Username OSINT is one of the most powerful weapons in any reconnaissance arsenal. We have previously discussed a popular tool for these tasks ...
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Social engineering is one of the most important parts of pentesting, and in many real attacks it’s the part that decides whether the whole operation succeeds or fails. Sometimes it even makes the technical side easier.
Earlier we looked at BadUSB attacks and several persistence methods, and those examples already showed ...
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When people find out I am a professional hacker, one of the most common questions they ask is, “Can the CIA (or other intelligence agency) track my every move?” The short answer is Yes!, they can track your every move if you have a cellphone AND the intere...