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Passionate about network design and security. Ready to impart my decades of knowledge. ISO 27001:2022 certified. Watch out for up and coming tutorials.

Joined August 2025
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‼️ WARNING - A new critical cPanel flaw could let shared hosting customers run SQL as database root, bypassing database privilege boundaries. CVE-2026-58048 (CVSS 9.4) affects supported cPanel & WHM versions and WP Squared. In some configurations, impact may extend to OS-level compromise. Details: thehackernews.com/2026/08/ne…
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Hello @Raspberry_Pi Please can you explain why, in 2026, one is unable to use non alphanumeric characters in passwords? This seems awfully insecure. Regards The Net Nouse.
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🛑 Ransomware crews are stacking three ugly paths into enterprise networks. 🔸 Anubis: Citrix Bleed 2 🔸 The Gentlemen: Go backdoor + BYOVD 🔸 VECT/TeamPCP: supply-chain credential theft How the attack paths connect: thehackernews.com/2026/07/ra…
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🛑 A fake PDF reader is being used to quietly take over systems. Tropic Trooper spreads a trojanized app that runs AdaptixC2 via GitHub-based control, then uses Microsoft Visual Studio Code tunnels for access on high-value targets. 🔗 Read → thehackernews.com/2026/04/tr…
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North Korean state hackers are sending fake meeting invitations through Telegram — often from a compromised colleague's account — and asking targets to run a command to fix connection issues. The command downloads malware that steals passwords, browser sessions, and macOS Keychain data before sending everything to the attackers via Telegram. If you receive a meeting link from a colleague asking you to run a command or paste text into Terminal to join the call, stop — call the colleague on a known number to verify before touching your keyboard. Legitimate video conferencing software never requires you to run commands to join a meeting. 🚨 #CyberNewsLive darkreading.com/threat-intel…
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🚨 The UK has exposed Russian military intelligence targeting vulnerable routers to support cyber attacks. A new advisory from the NCSC reveals how state‑linked group APT28 exploited vulnerable edge devices to conduct DNS hijacking operations. ncsc.gov.uk/news/apt28-explo…
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⚠️ WARNING: China-linked Storm-1175 is breaching networks and deploying ransomware in under 72 hours. It chains zero-day and known flaws, then uses trusted tools to move, steal data, and evade detection across healthcare, finance, and more. 🔗 Read → thehackernews.com/2026/04/ch…
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🚨 Windows Defender 0-Day Exploit Code, Allowing Attackers to Gain Full Access Source: cybersecuritynews.com/window… A security researcher operating under the alias Chaotic Eclipse has publicly dropped a working zero-day local privilege escalation (LPE) exploit for Windows, dubbed BlueHammer, along with full proof-of-concept (PoC) source code on GitHub. BlueHammer is a Windows zero-day LPE exploit that allows a low-privileged local user to escalate their access to NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM the highest privilege level on a Windows machine. A screenshot shared alongside the disclosure dramatically demonstrates the impact: a command prompt launched from C:\Users\limited\Downloads> — clearly a restricted user account — achieves a full SYSTEM shell within seconds, with whoami confirming nt authority\system. #cybersecuritynews #windows #vulnerability
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🚨 WARNING - APT28 ran a global router hijack to steal credentials. The group compromised MikroTik and TP-Link devices, rewrote DNS settings, and redirected traffic for credential theft at scale -- impacting 18,000+ IPs across 120 countries, including government and cloud targets. 🔗 Read here → thehackernews.com/2026/04/ru…
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🚨‼️ BREAKING: Adobe has been breached by threat actor Mr. Raccoon, leaking 13 million support tickets with personal data, 15,000 employee records, all HackerOne submissions, internal documents and more. Mr. Raccoon gained access through an Indian BPO, first deploying a remote access tool on an employee, then phishing their manager. Mr. Raccoon told us: "They allowed you to export all tickets in one request from an agent."
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Here is a question: How does one teach AI the difference between opinion and fact?
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