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For the less technical
- Eliminating Amazon competitors
- On 2FA
- Alleged Polish hackers made in Russia
- Most effective phishing phrases
- Australian minister blames hackers for a porn like
- Con artists in Finland
- Online harassment story
- Inside the fake Facebook profile industry
- Story of a hacker hunting paedophiles
- Why huge leaks land in a German newspaper
- Shadow Brokers leak impact analysis
For the more technical
- CCS2017 papers
- RuxCon slides
- IT threat evolution in Q3
- APT trends in Q3
- Middle East attacks
- BIG-IP server vulnerability
- Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerabilities
- Pentagon data leak
- Lateral movement with Outlook
- Serious DJI vulnerabilities
- PureVPN tools analysis
- Detailed report about “NSA incident” from Kaspersky
- Third party scripts risks
- Successful ChromeOS attack description
- RCE in CouchDB
- KRACK attack tools
- Analysis of a phishing attack
- 17 years old MS Office vulnerability
- 79 vulnerabilities in USB drivers
- RDP ransomware attacks analysis
- OpenSSH vulnerability
- Huddle secure platform vulnerability
- Multiple vulnerabilities in Foscam cameras
- Automated cybercrime market analysis
- Shodan but for Tor
- Analysis of a small hardware implant
- OVH post mortem analysis
- IMSI Catcher detector apps analysed
- History of AOL warez
- Sex toy surveillance
- Mining crypto on smartphones
- z/OS privilege escalation
- iTunes backup security issue in iOS11
- Android malware analysis
- Creating a backdoor in iMessages
- Private authentication – Privacy Pass
- Subdomain enumeration guide
- RunPE – hiding your code
- Shed – dynamic .NET malware analysis tool
- Interesting Android attack
- How are stolen Apple phones activated
- Java deserialization
- Interesting Active Directory issue
- CVE-2017-16379 analysis (Adobe Acrobat)
- Fuzzing the unfuzzable
- Malware campaign analysis
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