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trendless.tech
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| | | | | Penetration testers, broadly, classify into two classes of existence: The black/white hat dichotomy is, however, somewhat a matter of perspective: There's a strange paradox in cybersecurity: All aspects of PenTesting are illegal unless that hacker has explicit permission in two possible ways: Almost every malicious hack is performing the same abstraction: gaining more privileges on [...]Read More... from Network Security/PenTesting: How Do Hackers Get Into Stuff?... | |
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palant.info
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| | | | | I try to explain how attackers would guess your password, should they get their hands on your encrypted data. There are some thoughts on the strength of real-world passwords and suggestions for your new password. | |
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www.hivesystems.com
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| | | | | It's the 2024 update to our Hive Systems Password Table - including using a new "most-hacked" password hash. See why our Password Table has been shown and written about on the news, published by universities, and shared by companies across the globe. How did we make this table? Or what does it mean when we say "time it takes a hacker to brute force your password in 2024"? Or want to download a copy? Read on! | |
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www.onlandscape.co.uk
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