Collaborate Disseminate
Pick any dictionary word.
Think of a number over 10 and below 20.
Repeat the word as many times as the number, and end off with the same number (for example, "12").
Example:
bananabananabananabananabananabananabananabananabanan… Continue reading Isn’t this kind of password ultimately secure and insanely easy to remember? [duplicate]
By Deeba Ahmed
According to CISA, it has verified one of the users had their account breached even though they were using “proper multi-factor authentication (MFA).”
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Warning as hackers breach MFA… Continue reading Warning as hackers breach MFA to target cloud services
I recently find out that when selecting a web path scanner, the following features should be considered, in order of importance.
Functionality
If you can’t get it to run on your system, it’s no good to you.
Dictionaries
The larger the dict… Continue reading Web path scanner evaluation criteria [closed]
There are many tools designed to brute force directories and files in webservers, for example:
https://tools.kali.org/web-applications/dirbuster
https://github.com/maurosoria/dirsearch
https://github.com/pyno/dirfy
https://github.com/OJ/g… Continue reading How to choose a web path scanner?
There are many tools designed to brute force directories and files in webservers, for example:
https://tools.kali.org/web-applications/dirbuster
https://github.com/maurosoria/dirsearch
https://github.com/pyno/dirfy
https://github.com/OJ/g… Continue reading Which is the fastest web path scanner? [closed]
I have some confusion in understanding the security groups itself i guess.
The login attempts are being made to different ports , here are the logs
Jan 08 00:00:13 ip-172-31-10-252 sshd[6067]: Disconnecting invalid user test2 75.121.129.25… Continue reading Brute force ssh login attempt on AWS t2.micro
Is there a (relatively simple) protocol for setting up a (6-digit) PIN on a remote server, that also prevents those, who may get a DB dump from the server, from brute-forcing that PIN?
Is PBKDF2 and key transfer via TLS 1.2 good enough a s… Continue reading Securely establish and verify PIN over network
Assuming quantum computing continues to improve and continues to perform like this:
… quantum computer completes 2.5-billion-year task in minutes
is it reasonable to expect that 256 bit encryption will be possible to brute force at som… Continue reading When could 256 bit encryption be brute forced?
I know this is a stupid question but I’ve been trying to crack this password hash:
$6$VQoztKJH$0aL8rygMd8gfX7m8cTRWOn4pqQ6bA/jkPyQSnzU0g10E0UiMQjIijs/66vflY7cMrGSKmmiBWE7r8oNCDQc3D/
I’ve been trying this for like 2 days now and no-matter … Continue reading Did someone crack this password hash? [closed]
I need help understanding what is happening on my LAN and determine if a malicious attack is taking place.
The "attacks" started to occur for the first time last night. This morning, I open my computer to find over 100 remote-acc… Continue reading Avast Remote Access Shield is blocking unknown remote access attempts to my computer (Win10) coming from a MacBook device on my LAN. [Confused]