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I’m using gmail(and other service providers) to send out emails from port 465 which is working fine.
But my login username and passwords were compromised and hackers could gain access and sent out malicious emails.
My question is even if I… Continue reading smtp port 465 login information compromised
USB-C Power Delivery has definitely made the big mess of wires a bit smaller but not all cables are created equal — some of them can handle upwards of 100 …read more Continue reading Freshening Up Google’s USB-C PD Sniffer
I am practicing in these attacks and countermeasures.
I did attack against a computer and it works. I did it against a bridged-network guest VM machine and it does not work. I’m curious about why.
As you can see I receive multiple response… Continue reading DNS Spoofing attack works in host machine but does not work in guest VM machine. I’m curious about why
Is there a device that can be used for this? Intercepting, storing, coping, and resending the information?
If I suspect someone is using a sniffer to gain access to my info how can I find out? Is it possible?
I need someone to explain this to me like im 5 because I know nothing about this stuff
Continue reading How can i find out if someone is using a sniffer on my network [duplicate]
I can see that laptop can scan ssid and get reponses from ap while the lan is in non monitor mode. Also while laptop runs hotspot , laptop checks the password that other user sent to connect to hotspot even it’s non monitor mode. Even thou… Continue reading How to see 4 way handshake packets that comes into laptop’s non-monitor mode lan card? [closed]
Client A is connected to the public internet.
Client B gateway address is connected to the Client A’s network interface.
Client B is running a Web browser which is sending requests to 127.0.0.1:1234 HTTP Proxy, which encrypts and sends th… Continue reading How to sniff connection between web browser and 127.0.0.1:1234 running HTTP proxy on Client B’s machine while taking internet from client A’s machine?
Today I was visiting a website, using HTTPS obviously, that firefox gave me a certificate error and said that the certificate did not match the website’s information.
After a bit of investigation, it seems to me that my DNS provider is pro… Continue reading Can your ISP pull off a man-in-the-middle attack over unencrypted DNS?
When I run fiddler with a proxy for the BlueStacks Android emulator (on Windows), many of the results are listed as "Tunnel to" a random IP address, with no headers and no information on the data sent. Clicking on one reveals &qu… Continue reading Fiddler with Android Emulator mostly shows "A SSLv3-compatible ClientHello handshake was found" with no headers or data
I’m having trouble understanding certain security concepts and I was wondering if someone could help me out with some questions.
Imagine this setup:
A home router with a very strong password, that has a wireless AP (WPA2) also with a stro… Continue reading Is an Ethernet FTP server on a local network safe if an attacker can’t access the router?