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[Networking Lab] RIP and RIPng configuration exercise (TCP/IP Volume 1)

Hi there! Yet another GNS3 laboratory for a bit of practice. This time I arranged the starting configuration to play with RIP and RIPng following the exercise found on TCP/IP…

Cisco

[Networking Lab] Static route and load sharing practising (TCP/IP Volume 1)

This GNS3 laboratory is a simple reproduction of the Configuration exercise number 3 of Chapter 3 (static routing) of the well known book TCP/IP Volume 1 for the CCIE professional…

[Networking] Select a mask so that there will be a specific number of subnets and hosts available

This is mainly a reminder for myself and for who is working with subnetting and with the always arising question about how to work with subnets design. The question to…

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Pi-hole @The_Pi_Hole·

19 Jan

From today we are looking for people to help us beta test the next iteration of Pi-hole!
We have been quiet on the release front for a few months, but we have been busy working away on lots of new features to make Pi-hole an even better tool for your https://pi-hole.net/2020/01/19/announcing-a-beta-test-of-pi-hole-5-0/

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Florian Hansemann @CyberWarship·

18 Jan

Docker for Pentesters

#infosec #pentest #bugbounty
https://blog.ropnop.com/docker-for-pentesters/

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MalwareTech@MalwareTechBlog·

17 Jan

Wrote a scanner that can safely check if an RDP Gateway Server is vulnerable to CVE-2020-0609 or CVE-2020-0610. Time to see who has been keeping up with patching 😉

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Ryan Gallagher@rj_gallagher·

16 Jan

The novel way police in Italy hacked suspects' phones: 1) Get cell network to turn off suspect's data service, 2) Send suspect a text telling them to use WiFi to download an app from the Play Store to fix the issue, 3) use that app to deliver spyware. 😱 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-01-16/the-crime-fighting-app-whose-developers-allegedly-went-rogue

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