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Is it safe to send my ID photo and me holding my ID photo to a site(BitSkins). My intetions were to buy some skins for games, but they asked for verification so can they missuse my identity ?
Continue reading Is it safe to send my id photo for verification [duplicate]
I am currently looking at the logs of my server and it is currently targeted by an IP address in the Netherlands performing requests to routes such as /X.tar.gz, where they increment X from a to z and 0 to 9. The same happens without the g… Continue reading Unclear attack(?) on web server: GET requests for tar files
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How secure would it be if you applied custom algorithms (that you obviously wouldn’t reveal to the public) to a hashed password? Like splitting up a hashed string, shuffling it around, possibly even do something else with it to further shuffle it. Then shuffle it back and compare the user’s input to the original hash.
Then the next question, all of this shuffling is code, in a class, in a file. Can this not be reverse-engineered or somehow retrieved in some way?
Continue reading Custom password security algorithm? [duplicate]
This is probably the common question on stack exchange but I need to know is this really safe as it seems to be?
//Password hashing stage 1
$a_password = sha1($a_password);
$a_password = md5($a_password);
$a_password… Continue reading How secure is my hashing algorithm?
At home I have two laptops (running on Windows). With one laptop (attacking laptop) I try to get in the middle of the connection of other laptop (victim laptop).
To do this is run Kali Linux in a virtual environment using Vi… Continue reading MITM using ARP spoofing with Kali Linux running on VirtualBox with bridged wifi network adapter
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Restrict Remote Desktop access to specific users to specific
servers in a domain environment?
Restrict RDP Access by IP Address
explain well how to restrict access to a computer depending who is trying… Continue reading firewall settings for RDC – allow account depending on computer of requester [on hold]
A few days ago, I noticed an unknown MAC address in the statistics page of my home router. The OUI lookup yields Cisco as manufacturer. However, I don’t have such a device in my network — actually, I wrote down every MAC address, I know.
… Continue reading Unknown MAC in network