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sloshnmosh
6y ago
If I’m understanding correctly, you will only be notified if there is a match to whatever the user added to the Yara rules. Will the MySQL database still contain any/all network traffic and be viewable with a sql database browser?
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
My guess is that the watering hole websites were probably browsed by minorities frowned upon by the Chinese state. The Volexity blog covers some of the earlier watering hole attacks in more detail.
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6y ago
Audacity is a great audio editor. Very intuitive GUI and easy to learn and to teach to others. I was able to teach a musician friend of mine to be able to lay tracks, edit and splice in about 20 minutes even though had very little technical
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
I purchased an Alcatel smartphone several years back and about a week after the device received a firmware update I started getting weird pop-ups with fake virus warnings that led to some bogus cleaner app on the Play Store. I started exami
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
I have an older Asus that I want to flash with Merlin as well. Will Merlin flash like a normal firmware update or does it require the Windows based “recovery tool” to force the flashing of Merlin? Thanks for any response.
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
WFC is an excellent Windows based firewall. It also has the option to see the location of the executable trying to access the web and to also upload a hash of the file to VirusTotal. I have been using this back before when it was a paid pro
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6y ago
I highly recommend turning off all notifications/ringers as well. Now, if I turn on notifications I realize just how annoying and distracting they can be. I also block any phone calls that aren’t on my contact list. Others can leave a
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Indeed. Made me smile. I saw a video of a toddler that was trying to “swipe” a framed picture because they had been using a tablet.
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6y ago
There is a similar app for Android called Haven that can use TOR to access remotely. https://www.expressvpn.com/blog/turn-your-old-android-phone-...
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6y ago
Imagine if this app had opened the Chrome browser tabs to a specially crafted webpage that exploited a vulnerability in Chrome like the recent zero days in the V8 scripting engine.
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
Indeed. It is also common for a victim of fraud or scams to feel embarrassed about falling for a scam. It is not a fault that a person trusts another human, it is an asset. Victim blaming is just as bad as the fraud or crime itself.
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6y ago
The open-source BleachBit does an excellent job of clearing out caches and vacuuming out SGLite databases and can also remove icons and thumbnails. bleachbit.org
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6y ago
I have LuLu installed on an old MacBook Pro and it does work well. It comes with preset rules to allow most of the essential apps communicate with Apple but they can be overridden to stop my computer from even getting the NPT time.
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6y ago
Another problem is with the cheap Android devices that come with a preinstalled rootkit disguised as the firmware update app. (fota.apk) It uses LUA scripts to install apps remotely and can grant any app any permission and run as system le
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6y ago
test failed
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6y ago
What I believe the author is saying is that he received a push notification to chrome from the malicious app. Coincidentally, I just spent my Saturday evening pouring over malicious JavaScript hosted on Cloudfront that does extensive browse
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
Has there been any evidence released to the public that shows how and why the Russians are being attributed to the SolarWinds hack? I’ve looked at the source code that Microsoft and others have realeased of the initial backdoor but I don’t
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6y ago
This reminds me of the guy that discovered a backdoor in his router after he forgot the admin password over the Christmas holidays. https://github.com/elvanderb/TCP-32764 There is helpful hints in that research that en
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6y ago
Thank you for this! I have been trying to decide on which Android device that I need to buy that supports official versions of Lineage and it would be nice if it could be easily repaired as well. My favorite phone so far has been a six year
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6y ago
Most likely: NSO Group
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6y ago
Thank you for posting that link. I have blocked all social media (including Twitter) at the DNS level so I usually have to skip over any HN articles that come from Twitter.
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6y ago
This Dec to hex to Sacco online converter might be helpful: https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/ascii-hex-bin-dec...
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6y ago
I’ve seen Android malware that imports and exfilterates compressed data disguised as GIF’s
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6y ago
This does not surprise me in the least. I have spoken with employees and supervisors at GoDaddy when reporting malware and ad fraud and they are the absolute worst. I see that the latest SolarWinds hack used GoDaddy for their initial CnC a
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I block ALL JavaScript and only allow JavaScript to run if I absolutely have to but limit to only what is needed with uMatrix. I had to stop viewing my favorite website recently because it’s no longer viewable with JavaScript disabled.
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sloshnmosh
6y ago
The late great comedian Bill Hicks had the best advise for marketers and advertisers.
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+100 points for a website with pictures that is viewable and clickable with JavaScript disabled! This is how the web should be.
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The good people at CitizenLab are absolute hero’s exposing the digital terrorists that sell their warez to despots.
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Windows 10 is rubbish. It reminds me of one of those cheap Android phones that come free with the activation of a mobile subscription. Ads running on your desktop, a UI that looks like cartoon graphics and an App Store full of questionable
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6y ago
And there was much rejoicing!
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