How to trace spoofed phone numbers?
I keep getting scam calls using spoofed phone numbers.
Is there a way for me to trace? I have contacted the authorities but they seem to be not as enthusiastic as I am about solving the issue.
Tag Archives: spoofing
Razy in search of cryptocurrency
Last year, we discovered malware that installs a malicious browser extension on its victim’s computer or infects an already installed extension. To do so, it disables the integrity check for installed extensions and automatic updates for the targeted browser. Kaspersky Lab products detect the malicious program as Trojan.Win32.Razy.gen. Continue reading Razy in search of cryptocurrency
macchanger conflicting with network-manager [on hold]
I used macchanger with these commands:
sudo ifconfig eth0 down
sudo macchanger -r eth0
sudo ifconfig eth0 up
I am using it with virtualbox on a local network, I’ve never had issue with that before, however now once I do t… Continue reading macchanger conflicting with network-manager [on hold]
Can I spoof a specific AP of a network?
My college wifi requires a certificate installation and also is very unreliable. Therefore, I prefer using my mobile data when I am on campus. But the college has its own app for attendance taking and the app requires a conne… Continue reading Can I spoof a specific AP of a network?
Apple ID scam, gave control of my computer for a few minutes
I was called from what appears to be a legitimate apple phone number and I was told there was suspicious activity. Then I said I wanted to speak to someone and I was connected to a someone with an Indian accent. This person m… Continue reading Apple ID scam, gave control of my computer for a few minutes
How to defend against adblock detection/adblock subscription leaks?
Is there a best practice (or useful extension) for defending against adblock fingerprinting techniques? I’m not asking about how to bypass adblock detection as such, but rather how one might appear invisible (or spoof one’s i… Continue reading How to defend against adblock detection/adblock subscription leaks?
How to be mean to some people that stole my phone [on hold]
My iPhone was stolen a couple of weeks ago and I started receiving the following messages on my recovery secondary number that I provided with Find My iPhone:
The URLs are:
https://apple.inc-view.us/?auth=3455
https://ap… Continue reading How to be mean to some people that stole my phone [on hold]
How safe are free SSL – HTTPS cert (fake sites with HTTPS) [duplicate]
This question already has an answer here:
Is Spoofing a CA signed certificate possible?
8 answers
I recently heard from o… Continue reading How safe are free SSL – HTTPS cert (fake sites with HTTPS) [duplicate]
Do major ISPs still ignore IP spoofing?
I was reading this question:
Why don’t ISPs filter on source address to prevent spoofing?
and based on those answers, ISPs ignore it because of the overhead of checking for spoofing.
But that question is a bit old so I wanted to check if any development has been happening?
I just don’t understand why it’s so hard for ISPs to implement the first hops to check if the source IP is valid and record the given IP by the DHCP server for checking the validness of the IP? how can it be a big overhead?
For example, if someone starts spoofing a lot of IPs and does malicious activity like DDoS, will major ISPs detect it or they still don’t check?
Jeremy Hong: Weaponizing the Radio Spectrum
Jeremy Hong knows a secret or two about things you shouldn’t do with radio frequency (RF), but he’s not sharing.
That seems an odd foundation upon which to build one’s 2018 Hackaday Superconference talk, but it’s for good reason. Jeremy knows how to do things like build GPS and radar jammers, which are federal crimes. Even he hasn’t put his knowledge to practical use, having built only devices that never actually emitted any RF.
So what does one talk about when circumspection is the order of the day? As it turns out, quite a lot. Jeremy focused on how the …read more
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