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1 triệu của trường Đào tạo An Ninh Mạng - Athena!
>_ https://goo.gl/hwP4ib / Full HD / Tiếng Việt
# Từng có người share nhưng nó không cho tải và thiếu File tùm lum nên up bản Full nè =]]x
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Nghia is Gay
#j2team_share || #hack #hacker #whitehat #athena #security #internet #info
#J2_NghiaGay || #protect@74u2332303@
#j2team_relax
Share tiếp cho anh em 1 game chủ đề #hacker chơi cuối tuần. Đây là bản chơi trên PC, ngoài ra có bản chơi trên Android vs iOS nhưng là bản trả phí giá ~$3, anh em có thể ủng hộ tác giả.
Game: Hacker RUN
Link PC: https://goo.gl/9H62FW | #protect@74u2x2z223@
Không quân Mỹ đang mở cuộc thi hack vào website của họ
Cuộc thi sẽ được đăng ký vào ngày 15/5 trên HackerOne, ngày 30/5 bắt đầu diễn ra cuộc thi. Cuộc thi lần này chỉ cho phép các hacker đến từ Anh, Canada, Úc,New Zealand tham dự.(sao ko cho VN tham dự nhể :v). Người tham gia có cơ hội hack vào các trang web của US Air Force một cách hoàn toàn hợp pháp. Ai tìm ra lỗ hổng nghiêm trọng sẽ được trao thưởng xứng đáng.
#J2team_news #hack #hacker #US_Air_Force
[Cơ chế an toàn Hệ điều hành]
- Ebook cơ chế an toàn và phòng tránh Virus & Hacker. Bao gồm tổng quan về giới thiệu sơ lượt hacker, hệ điều hành & cơ chế an toàn thông tin, các điều cần biết để phòng tránh Virus & Hacker!
Link: https://goo.gl/BEzpCt
Password: j2team
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Nghia is Gay
[Source: Key4VIP]
[Tag: #Hacker #Virus #HĐH #OS #Security #Ebook #Protection]
[#TlN6RrTBxSQqozSw] => Tag tìm kiếm | [#protect@d4w26353@]
#Bảo_vệ_sức_khỏe_thời_dán_mắt_vào_máy_tính
#ĐỂ_XEM_SẾT_NHIỀU_MÀ_KHÔNG_BỊ_CẬN_THỊ
#BẢO_VỆ_CỬA_SỔ_TÂM_HỒN
Việc ngồi lì trước màn hình máy tính trong suốt hơn 6 tiếng đồng hồ ảnh hưởng tiêu cực tới sức khỏe của mắt, tăng khả năng mắc các bệnh CẬN THỊ, LOẠN THỊ,… lên tới 18% GÂY ẢNH HƯỞNG KHÔNG NHỎ ĐẾN #HỌC_TẬP #XEM_SẾT #LƯỚT_J2TEAM. Đây có lẽ là tình huống “tiến thoái lưỡng nan” cho công dân thời đại số, đặc biệt là những #Programmer hay #Developer thậm chí là #Hacker khi không – thể – không – dùng – máy – tính.
Với cách được liệt kê trong link bên dưới bạn hoàn toàn có thể GIẢM TỐI THIỂU TÁC HẠI TỚI MẮT khi sử dụng máy tính liên tục
Link: https://goo.gl/Dkhwya (có hướng dẫn cách sài)
pASS: baovemat
Lưu ý: Anh em phải QUYẾT TÂM thì mới có HIỆU QUẢ nhé.
#tuanxuong_share #baovemat
#protect@94y2x2w2@
Phỏng vấn Hacker: Mark Litchfield (@mlitchfield)
Litchfield - anh đã làm nên lịch sử khi là hacker đầu tiên kiếm được hơn $500,000 thông qua việc săn lỗ hổng trên HackerOne. Litchfield hiện đang nằm trong top 5 hacker theo bảng xếp hạng của HackerOne.
===== NỘI DUNG CUỘC PHỎNG VẤN =====
Tell us a little something about yourself.
My name is Mark Litchfield. I’ve been hacking since 1999.
Where are you from?
I’m from the United Kingdom. Scotland, more specifically.
How did you get started?
To begin with, it was my brother David who introduced me to security. And then it was a simple case of having two machines, a client, a server, Internet cable between the two on a sniffer, watching how the client communicated with the server and understanding the protocols. That’s literally where it started from.
First vulnerability you found?
Oracle.
Why do you hack?
The challenge. It’s somewhat like a gauntlet being thrown down: can you break it? And I tried to. Sometimes -- a lot of the time -- I did.
Most memorable vulnerability?
One of them was the Apache transfer encoding trunk issue, which was back in 2003. That was a good one because it was a default install in Apache, been there since day one, basically since the thing was written. That’s probably the best one; the one that had the most impact. There are ones that I’d like to talk about but I can’t because they were like super cool but private, non-disclosure, all this type of – the coolest ones are the ones I can’t talk about, unfortunately.
How do you pick a program?
Money. Simple answer.
Story about working with a company? Good or bad?
Not particularly, no. Last night, the event we had here was fun. Actually getting to work with a team on site and seeing how they respond to security issues and how they work was interesting for me to see in real time. I’ve submitted a bug, now what’s going to happen? So that was probably the best thing, seeing what happens on the other side.
What hardware/software do you use?
Burp Suite is pretty much all I use. Most of my stuff is manual; the biggest part of Burp is use is the Repeater. I’ll go through the history, look at certain requests, send it through Repeater. Then, after I’ve got maybe ten or fifteen requests in Repeater the ones I find interesting, I’ll go back and start playing around manually. Then SQLMap, some of the classics, but Burp primarily.
How do you get in “the zone”?
Depends on the motivation of the day. I like putting my dance music on, Tiesto, stuff like that. It just depends how I feel when I wake up.
How have bug bounties impacted your life?
They’ve paid all my bills for the last two years because that’s all I’ve been doing. They’ve helped me establish a business, I’ve gotten to meet some really cool people, and it keeps me in the game learning new stuff. Not just what I learn, but looking at what other researchers do about finding their bugs. Sometimes it’s not necessarily the vulnerability that counts, it’s how did you get there. That’s what I’m more interested in – how did you get to that point? So yeah, through a lot of learning for myself and learning about what other people have been doing.
What do you do when you’re not hacking?
Karaoke. Hanging out with my wife. Kinda really boring. Drinking.
Favorite security conference?
I like Black Hat and DeFCon. I’ll be really honest, I haven’t really been to other security conferences, so I can’t give opinion about those. Black Hat, me and Jeff go way back so I love that, I love the people. I don’t actually go to any of the conferences; I just attend and meet up with everyone in the bar. For me, it’s more of a social networking event; catch up with people, find out what they’re doing, all that.
Any advice for new hackers?
The advice? Ask questions. If you don’t know, there are a lot of people out there simply too busy to answer so they’re not going to have time for you. Try and find the ones that do. It’s a great community, there’s actually more help. You’d be surprised because it’s all money based. If you’re not first, you’re last. Everyone’s tired of the duplicate, but there are a lot of people out there that will help you. If there’s something new to you, like security, ask. There’s plenty of security forums out there, the bug bounty one on Skype, et cetera. Ask. Join. And if you are in security and you need a new car, just stick around on a bug bounty. You can probably get one in a month.
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