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Can cellphone packets be read by someone who only has your phone number?

Posted on April 14, 2020 by cubed

I got an IM from a person I recently got acquainted with this year. In the text message, he asked me if I knew the name of the website you download free ebooks from (libgen.is) I found it really weird he asked me this the same day I went o… Continue reading Can cellphone packets be read by someone who only has your phone number?→

Posted in network, smartphone, spyware

Securing a Personal Hotspot

Posted on July 19, 2019 by cubed

I’m buying a brand new phone, added to it: a new line and SIM card, along with a brand new laptop, to use my phone’s network as a hotspot. I will not be using these devices for anything but personal banking (I’ll be visiting my broker’s we… Continue reading Securing a Personal Hotspot→

Posted in hotspot, Monitoring, wifi

Security measures to take upon acquiring a new laptop?

Posted on April 27, 2019 by cubed

I’m planning on buying a regular HP laptop. However, I’m still a novice when it comes to information security. I’m planning on using this laptop to SOLELY login to my bank accounts and NO OTHER website, via my school’s secure… Continue reading Security measures to take upon acquiring a new laptop?→

Posted in firewalls, Operating Systems, Virtualization, VPN

Where would I go to use a reliably secure encrypted internet connection?

Posted on February 2, 2019 by cubed

Lately, I’ve been paying $100 a month for Fios. I’m thinking of canceling this service because I rarely use my internet at home, since I’m at school most of the time and my college offers internet (both Wi-Fi and grounded). H… Continue reading Where would I go to use a reliably secure encrypted internet connection?→

Posted in Account Security, banks, ipsec, Keyloggers

Can code be transmitted through computers’ antennas?

Posted on September 21, 2018 by cubed

I have an Acer Aspire E15 5-575. I removed its WiFi card, while kept its black and white antennas intact. I did this to avoid being discovered by long or short range wireless transmissions, wanting to perhaps sniff or inject … Continue reading Can code be transmitted through computers’ antennas?→

Posted in blueborne, network, wifi | Tagged Bluetooth

Can code be transmitted through computers’ antennas?

Posted on September 21, 2018 by cubed

I have an Acer Aspire E15 5-575. I removed its WiFi card, while kept its black and white antennas intact. I did this to avoid being discovered by long or short range wireless transmissions, wanting to perhaps sniff or inject … Continue reading Can code be transmitted through computers’ antennas?→

Posted in blueborne, network, wifi | Tagged Bluetooth

Is it ok to delete SSH configuration files?

Posted on July 31, 2018 by cubed

From what I read, SSH is mainly used for remotely accessing a machine. If I don’t want anyone remotely accessing my machine, nor myself included, is it ok to delete these configuration files from my Linux system? Can doing so… Continue reading Is it ok to delete SSH configuration files?→

Posted in Configuration, hardening, linux, ssh

Are Routers Liken to a Firewall?

Posted on June 30, 2018 by cubed

When my ISP came to set up my fiber internet, I told the technician I didn’t want a router included within my wired network. He successfully managed setting up the ONT(Optical Network Terminal) without the router. Although, I… Continue reading Are Routers Liken to a Firewall?→

Posted in ethernet, lan, packet, router

How easy is it to intercept and attack wireless/cellular networks nowadays? [on hold]

Posted on June 23, 2018 by cubed

Ever since accessing the Dark Web from my house, I’m very certain there have been various attacks played out on all of the devices I’ve owned.

I remember the attacks were proliferated after accessing my Gmail account throug… Continue reading How easy is it to intercept and attack wireless/cellular networks nowadays? [on hold]→

Posted in Chrome, passwords, wifi

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