Today’s Principle to Follow:
Principle #18: Know the Difference Between Mistakes and Failure.
   Many people have a fear of making mistakes and failing. But we should realize that they are not the same thing. Mistakes are errors we make, but they help us learn something new. Failure is giving up on ourselves, or being too scared to take a risk and give ourselves a real chance for success.
   
   Often when we make mistakes, someone is there to tell us how foolish we were. Really, making mistakes is a natural and essential part of learning. Don’t worry about people who tease you or discourage you when you make mistakes. They are ignorant to think that mistakes are a sign of failure or of doing something wrong. Often, people who make the most mistakes and who learn from them, are the ones that are the most successful and innovative in their field. The Wright Brothers for example, learned to make better and better planes through trial and error. They had countless crashes, but they learn from them, and they changed the world. Of course, you don’t always need to make every mistake yourself. You can learn from seeing other people make mistakes too.
   
   You should learn to see patterns in the kinds of mistakes you tend to make. Analyze the kinds of mistakes you are more prone to making, and ask yourself why they happen. Mistakes are learning tools. To fail is to five up on something prematurely. To fail is to avoid risks so much that you never make mistakes, and to never allow yourself to success in any important way.

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Chinese Hacker Publishes PoC for Remote iOS 12 Jailbreak On iPhone X
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/ios12-jailbreak-exploit.html
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Someone Hacked PHP PEAR Site and Replaced the Official Package Manager
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/php-pear-hacked.html
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Critical RCE Flaw in Linux APT Allows Remote Attackers to Hack Systems
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/linux-apt-http-hacking.html
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Frappé Technologies ERPNext Server Side Template Injection
https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/frapp%C3%A9-technologies-erpnext-server-side-template-injection-74e1c95ec872
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An OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) Journey

OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) Yolculuğum

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CVE-2019-6260: Gaining control of BMC from the host processor

CVE-2019-6260: Gaining control of BMC from the host processor

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BreakFree – Escaping Restricted Environments and Bypassing DLP
https://www.sixgen.io/single-post/2019/01/22/BreakFree
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DarkHydrus Phishery tool spreading malware using Google Drive

DarkHydrus Phishery tool spreading malware using Google Drive

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Open source library – Idiomatic nmap bindings for go developers
https://github.com/Ullaakut/nmap
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EvlzCTF
https://evlzctf.in/
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Python Tutorial – || Zip Cracking || Bruteforce || Code Walk-through || Hacking/Info-Sec

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Today’s Principle to Follow:
Principle #17: Compare Different Systems to Each Other and Ask Yourself how They are Similar or Dissimilar.
   You can consider systems such as the human body, the universe, the ecosystems, etch. This will broaden your understanding of more and more topics. Many systems can have unexpected similarities that can be easy to miss if you don’t make the conscious effort to make connections. Take the human brain and computer programming, for example. Computer code is in binary, this means that 0’s and 1’s are used to encode whether a feature is on or off. The brain has a similar feature. Neurons guide our thought processes and brain functions, but they are designed either to fire or not fire (turn on or off). Therefore, neurons and computer code have a core similarity. The smallest component of both act fairly simply, but when compounded into networks of billions of 0’s and 1’s, or billions of neurons that fire and don’t fire, the possibilities are endless. These kinds of connections can help you see how fields that seem completely different actually have some things in common. Making broad connections is often a key to making a creative breakthrough. In this case, knowledge of these different fields could be used to make new discoveries in the field of artificial intelligence.

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Google fined $57 million by France for lack of transparency and consent
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/google-privacy-gdpr-fine.html
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New malware found using Google Drive as its command-and-control server
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/macro-malware-microsoft-office.html
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Domained – Multi Tool Subdomain Enumeration

Domained – Multi Tool Subdomain Enumeration

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One… Two… Three Micropatches For Three Windows 0days
https://blog.0patch.com/2019/01/one-two-three-micropatches-for-three.html
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Evilginx 2.3 – Phisherman’s Dream
https://breakdev.org/evilginx-2-3-phishermans-dream/
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Packet Editing Live Connections with Python
https://medium.com/@_mattata/packet-editing-live-connections-with-python-c0ed221dafcd
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Today’s Principle to Follow:
Principle #16: You Have Complete Responsibility Over Yourself.
   There will not always be someone else to guide you along. You need to learn to acquire and maintain your basic necessities, even if no one else is there to help. As children, we learn early on to rely on our guardians for help with everything. They shelter us, feed us, and watch after us in every way. As we get older we need to realize that we have full responsibility over ourselves. Fortunately, we do live in societies where everyone takes a small piece of the responsibility for all of us. This allows many of us to have peace of mind most of the time. We expect stores to carry food, the police to catch criminals, and generally for things to be orderly and predictable in society.
   
   The reality is that anything can happen. The future is unforeseeable. Everyone is responsibly for themselves first before others (the exception being if you have young children), an that means if a truly unpredictable situation happens, people will watch out for themselves first. Because of this, you will need to take care of your own needs too, since everyone else would be too busy taking care of themselves. A few situations that can happen are a need for you to defend yourself, a need to find your own food, or a need to survive in extreme weather. Our ancestors had instincts that we are losing because of our comfortable lives in modern society. It is dangerous to become too comfortable. Part of being truly intelligent is preparing for the unpredictable and unexpected.

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New Android Malware Apps Use Motion Sensor to Evade Detection
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/android-malware-play-store.html
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DEF CON 27 Call for Villages!
https://defcon.org/html/defcon-27/dc-27-cfv.html
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BYOB (Build Your Own Botnet) in action

BYOB (Build Your Own Botnet) in action

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Automatic string formatting deobfuscation
https://maxkersten.nl/binary-analysis-course/malware-analysis/automatic-string-formatting-deobfuscation/
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Today’s Principle to Follow:
Principle #15: Consider Opposing Perspectives to the Ones you Normally Hold.
   Try to mentally take the place of someone who holds another perspective, or who lives life in the opposing camp to your own. Just thinking more deeply about their daily lives and why they believe what they believe can be mind opening. Another important way to expand your horizons is to read up on how people in the opposing camp think about the issue. What kind of books, sites, and television stations to they get their information from? You can start there to get closer to understanding how they think. Make the effort to understand more deeply, rather than dismiss their beliefs and concerns offhand. Realize that you cannot truly disagree with someone’s viewpoint until you completely understand what it is that they believe and why they believe it. Also realize that if you always get your information from the people who hole your won views, then you are missing out on getting a bigger picture understanding.

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Ukrainian Police Arrest 6 Hackers Linked to DDoS and Financial Attacks
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/ukrainian-cybercriminals.html
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Unprotected Government Server Exposes Years of FBI Investigations
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/oklahoma-fbi-data-leak.html
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Hackers infect e-commerce sites by compromising their advertising partner
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/magecart-hacking-credit-cards.html
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Flight Booking System Flaw Affected Customers of 141 Airlines Worldwide
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/airlines-flight-hacking.html
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Del Rio, Texas is using paper after suffering ransomware attack

A city in Texas is using paper after suffering ransomware attack

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The curious case of the Raspberry Pi in the network closet
https://blog.haschek.at/2018/the-curious-case-of-the-RasPi-in-our-network.html
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Introduction to WebAuthn API
https://medium.com/@herrjemand/introduction-to-webauthn-api-5fd1fb46c285
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What We Found in the SANS Holiday Hack: Command Execution Vulnerability in rssh with allowscp
https://esnet-security.github.io/vulnerabilities/20190115_rssh
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How to write a rootkit without really trying
How to write a rootkit without really trying
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MiTM Attack Between Target Windows Machines and a DNS Server

MiTM Attack Between Target Windows Machines and a DNS Server

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Exposed JIRA server leaks NASA staff and project data!
https://medium.com/@logicbomb_1/bugbounty-nasa-internal-user-and-project-details-are-out-2f2e3580421b
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MESG Online Hackathon 2019
https://medium.com/mesg/mesg-online-hackathon-2019-2131c668c37f
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Arduino Wireless RF Transceiver Module Intro

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Trend Micro Researchers Prove How Easy it is Hackers to Hack a Construction Crane and Cause Destruction.

Watch as hackers take over a construction crane

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Buffer Overflow Practical Examples, Shellcode Injection and Local Privilege Escalation – protostar stack5
https://0xrick.github.io/binary-exploitation/bof5/
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A tale of private key reuse – By Koen Rouwhorst
A tale of private key reuse
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A Deeper Look into XSS Payloads
https://research.digitalinterruption.com/2018/12/18/a-deeper-look-into-xss-payloads/
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Today’s Principle to Follow:
Principle #14: We Almost Always Have Imperfect Information on Hand with Which to Make Decisions.
   Pretty much every real life decision that comes up can of an infinite amount of directions. You simply can’t calculate or know for sure what will happen based on your actions. There are way too many variables. Just to name a few, there are reactions of anyone involved, unexpected setbacks (bad weather, a car accident), and your level of training may not have prepared you to make a good decision in the first place. How people deal with this inability to know what will happen is super important to their life success. We can start by looking at how to tackle the few examples I mentioned above. We need to learn how to read people better ,. and know if they can help us to take the right actions. We need to avoid setbacks as much as possible, perhaps by driving extra carefully in bad weather. We also need to be aware of our own training and background, and gauge if we are prepared for any given challenge. If we are under-prepared, we need to make it known or seek out help in making decisions.
   
   Something important to realize is that instinctual or intuitive processes may carry more weight than trying to think logically through every problem that comes up. We often see intuitive people as less logical and less accurate in their approach, byt the reality may be different. People who make quick intuitive decisions often realize that there is a lot of imperfect information they have to deal with. This means they don’t have the complete information to know what to do. To have the complete information would literally mean to see the future and know what the outcome of any action would be. None of us can do this. Often times experts can make intuitive decisions well, but novices need more time to try to evaluate the scenario. We have to learn to deal with the fact that we can never know for sure what the results of our actions will be. Get used to making decisions with imperfect information on hand. It is a valuable skill to have.

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PyLocky Ransomware Decryption Tool Released — Unlock Files For Free
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/pylocky-free-ransomware-decryption.html
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Over 202 Million Chinese Job Seekers’ Details Exposed On the Internet
https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/mongodb-chinese-database.html
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COM XSL Transformation: Bypassing Microsoft Application Control Solutions (CVE-2018-8492)
COM XSL Transformation: Bypassing Microsoft Application Control Solutions (CVE-2018-8492)
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New WhatsApp bug may have been discovered, exposes message history in plain text

New WhatsApp bug may have been discovered, exposes message history in plain text

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