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This is the first entry so I`ll be brief. Not sure why I choose this pic and this phrase. It`s symbolic for me cause of several things: 1. War has comen again to my house but since 2014 we changed a lot. 2. Threat of a nuclear war from one insane man. 3. Several days ago occupants captured Chernobyl. Tonight occupants captured Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant - the largest nuclear power plant in Europe. Though it was damaged, our firefighters were allowed to localize fire. It`s fine. For now. Looks not realy nice right? Kharkiv is under lasting artillery attack. Many civilians have been killed, many buildings have been destroyed. I will not attach photoes. You can find them by yourself on google. Right now we are living in almost all day long air raid alert. The only good thing in all this shit is that through blood and pain a true and healthy nation is born. I`ve never seen my compatriots being so united and focused on our purpose. I`ve never seen so much devotion and selfless help. No one cares about money, no one cares about wealth. And I feel proud 🥲 There are a lot of youth fighting against us. Kids 18-22 years old. Some of them didn`t even knew where they are until captured. Or killed. Everyone is gratefull to our foreign partners and neighbours for help. For ammunition, techs, weapon. It saved a lot of my mates. I`ll continue this blog, if u mates will be interested. Ask your questions `n I will try to answer. Stay safe and may war not come to your lands. We`ll try to make sure it will not✌️ P.S. Sorry for mistakes, have not that much time to check.

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Not sure if it's your case n maybe someone else have posted this tip but there is one thing some doesn't know about. Bluetooth causes interference to WiFi signal. If you play with Bluetooth devices connected and using WiFi instead of Ethernet - be prepared for lags and discons

At least not cs_747😄

paranoia of a healthy person

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I think that it`s definitely not the experience I want to have

Eh, hello there!

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Keeping to the topic - it`s Python. Very handy tool, love it

Donated 10 USD. Transaction ID: 1548-6906-5506-6533

Operators of the "Lockbit" ransomware virus threatened to expose the clients of the "Paybito" cryptocurrency exchange (Paybito.com) to the open accessible data. According to the malefactors` statement, if the buyer will not be found, then after 2 weeks credentials of more than 100 thousands registered users (e-mail addresses, hashed passwords, etc.) appear on «LockBit». If someone used the services of this cryptocurrency exchange I strongly recommend to change your passwords and credit cards.

hope i`ll be there)

Still wandering how is it possible to decrypt HTTPS traffic "on air"? Or it is decrypted afterwards?

Well, must agree with the point. From my experience common attacks like stealing emails done through sendinng a malicious link. that leads to hacker`s site with proper forms to fill (usually it says smth like "u r going lack of storage, click to expand" or "your email is expiring"). After user clicks it the hackers have his public IP and are able to start another attacks like scanning victim for vulnerabilities on opened ports or simply performing DoS attack (which usually used to hide their further horizontal/vertical moving through victim`s network). Recently I faced that hackers after stealing email creds (and usually downloading all it`s contents) left those boxes for like 3 weeks and after they use them to sprad malicious links to the contacts of those postboxes. It gives them an oportunity to perform an attack from trusted email which raises their chances for success. There are some measures which can protect user like: 1) whitelist access to the mail; 2) using corporate VPN; 3) systematical work with personel that work with corporate email to explain them that clicking on untrusted links and downloading files with certain extensions are not allowed: 4) check headers of received mail; 5) periodically perform pentests.

Is this a topic for like getting message counter up high? 455

My siga, mech, 2.0 CDTI

My playlist of russian punk/rock https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhuz-s-31SMNCedydYjLDLvQEZ7pFJ7v0

not the most hardcore one, but still

Just a random dead angled moonwalker

Just finished. Rly like it