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Understanding password security fundamentals is valuable for every cybersecurity student.

A while ago, we published an article on how law enforcement and hackers can invade your privacy with the help of Call Detail Records (CDR). Mobile carriers can provide investigators with device movements, call history, tower registrations and internet metadata that reveal far more than most people realize. Learn more: hackers-arise.com/cell-phone… @three_cube @_aircorridor #privacy

Bluehood Bluehood can turn everyday Bluetooth signals into behavioral intelligence. There is so much that can be extracted without ever connecting to the devices For example, someone can identify when delivery vehicles arrive and whether the same driver appears regularly. They can observe daily routines by tracking when certain devices appear and disappear. They can also correlate devices that are always seen together, such as a phone and a smartwatch, which likely belong to the same person. A lot more is possible. None of this requires specialized hardware So it's good practice to minimize your footprint hackers-arise.com/bluetooth-… @three_cube @_aircorridor #privacy

Hacking API APIs are the backbone of communication between applications, and their security is really paramount. So many things rely on it, so it's important to make them secure. We made our training to show you how hackers abuse them giving you recomendations on securing them well. hackersarise.thinkific.com/c… @three_cube @_aircorridor #cybersecurity

Analyzing a USB Drive for Malicious Content Here is a simple case for those into digital forensics. Here we analyzed a malicious USB by extracting its files, finding autorun artifacts and embedded PDF payloads. Great for beginners hackers-arise.com/digital-fo… @three_cube @_aircorridor #dfir

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Chinese Hackers Have Intruded Into Western mobile networks and the results can be devastating! hackers-arise.com/chinese-ap…

"The Future of AI Belongs to ARM!" - this article from @three_cube is prophetic! hackers-arise.com/the-future…

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Making Log Analysis Fun with Zircolite Often the main reasons why we all hate logs is because they are boring. But you don't have to spend time in Event Viewer. All these logs can be exported and analyzed with Zircolite with the help of Sigma rules that come with it. That's much more interesting. And it's also a good approach if you don't have any SIEM system hackers-arise.com/digital-fo… @three_cube @_aircorridor #dfir

"From homes and hotels to airports and skyscrapers, critical infrastructure depends on building automation systems. See how BMS and KNX work and why they can be an interesting target for hackers." hackers-arise.com/smart-home… Here's a short introduction to a new article from @co11ateral ! I highly recommend reading all his articles!

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The Future of AI Belongs to ARM Just a few days ago, Jensen Huang, the founder and CEO of NVIDIA, the world’s most valuable company, announced that NVIDIA would begin to manufacture systems for the desktop Windows market. Jensen Huang announced a system on a chip named RTX Spark targeting the desktop and laptop windows market. This system on a chip (SOC) would include a NVIDIA GPU (no surprise there) and an ARM CPU. He could have chosen Intel or AMD or many others, but he chose ARM Learn more: hackers-arise.com/the-future… @three_cube @_aircorridor #AI