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Forest Blizzard, a threat group associated with Russia’s GRU military intelligence service, repeatedly breached a US-based organization via compromised computer systems of nearby firms, which they leveraged to authenticate to the target’s e… Continue reading Faraway Russian hackers breached US organization via Wi-Fi
I was informed by an entity that their hospital information system relies on Active Directory (AD) for user authentication, with AD configured to detect brute-force login attempts. However, the administrator mentioned that the application … Continue reading Can brute-force login attacks bypass AD protections if an application’s internal brute-force defense is not enforced? [closed]
As part of my project, I am trying to brute force a security code for an app using "Forgot my password" option. I understand that I can brute force username and password using Hydra. However, it looks like I cannot use hydra for … Continue reading How to brute force security code or One Time Password
Threat actors have been leveraging zero and n-day vulnerabilities in Cisco security appliances (CVE-2024-20481), Microsoft Sharepoint (CVE-2024-38094), and Google’s Chrome browser (CVE-2024-4947). CVE-2024-20481 (Cisco ASA/FTD) In the past few da… Continue reading Exploited: Cisco, SharePoint, Chrome vulnerabilities
Iranian hackers are targeting critical infrastructure organizations with brute force tactics. This article explores their techniques, including MFA… Continue reading Iranian Hackers Target Microsoft 365, Citrix Systems with MFA Push Bombing
I’ve read a lot of materials(including other related questions in this site) and seen many people lay out the mathematical formulas. I have a decent background in math, so I understand how long it would take and how difficult it is, mathem… Continue reading Doubts About Whether 128-bit Entropy is Secure Enough [duplicate]
An international advisory says that the purpose of the “brute force” attacks is to sell the info to cybercrime forums.
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I remember about 90% of my password used for encrypting the persistent user data file system (stored as knoppix-data.aes) while setting up Knoppix a few years ago and would now like to explore the feasibility of a dictionary brute-force at… Continue reading Any information on the encrypted Knoppix user data file system (knoppix-data.aes)?
There is a bug bounty website, I can download any file uploaded on it, including files of other users. However, I need to know the md5 hash of a file to download it.
The uploaded files can be any type: images, pdf, video, audio, doc, etc.
… Continue reading Can we reduce the search space for viable MD5 hashes?
There is a bug bounty website, I can download any file uploaded on it, including files of other users. However, I need to know the md5 hash of a file to download it.
The uploaded files can be any type: images, pdf, video, audio, doc, etc.
… Continue reading Can we reduce the search space for viable MD5 hashes?