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forum.defcon.org

Join us for a pre DEF CON movie screening of the 1983 hacker classic War Games. information available at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dcg253-movie-night-tickets-343643104777 Wed, July 27, 2022 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM PDT The Grand Cinema 606 Fawcett Avenue Tacoma, WA 98402

community.watchguard.com

The WatchGuard User Community

privsec.dev

Before We Start… I sent Proton an email regarding this issue in late August 2022 and was told they are working on fixing it, though it will take some time as it requires some architectural changes in how the killswitch works. The Leak Ideally, when implementing a killswitch, a VPN client should drop all connections on non-VPN interfaces except when the connection is to the VPN provider’s servers. This is necessary to prevent accidental leaks, at least by unprivileged applications.

hackersonlineclub.com

According to a recent study, the MSP industry’s market value is projected to exceed USD$300 billion by 2027.

dirkjanm.io

This is the first post in a series on cross-forest Active Directory trusts. It will explain what exactly Forest trusts are and how they are protected with SID filtering. If you’re new to Active Directory trusts, I recommend you start by reading harmj0y’s in-depth guide about them. After reading his (excellent) post I had lots of questions about how this actually works under the hood and how trusts within the same AD forest compare with trusts between different forest. This series of blogs is both my journey and my documentation on how I researched this topic and how I understand it now. Get ready for a deep dive into trusts, Kerberos, golden tickets, mimikatz and impacket!

cyberengage.org

In the ever-evolving cat-and-mouse game of cyber defense and offense, one technique has proven especially resilient: Domain Generation Algorithms (DGAs). While not a brand-new tactic, DGAs are still actively used in modern malware campaigns to maintain command-and-control (C2) connections, avoid takedowns, and scale operations across thousands of infected machines.What is a DGA, and Why Do Malware Authors Use It?Think of a DGA as a recipe that allows malware to generate a list of domain names on

community.qualys.com

a community of security professionals discussing it security and compliance topics and collaborating with peers.

phishingtackle.com

Cybercriminals can spoof your domain to send fake emails, clone your website, and steal sensitive data. If your domain is vulnerable, phishing attacks can happen without your knowledge.

hackerrangers.com

In recent years, digital threats have become increasingly sophisticated, and a new type has recently been gaining traction: the toll scam.  For example,