digininja
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All he is saying is buyer beware
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You are talking about sites on different hosts, I'm talking the same host. If you have two sites, both on different virtual machines, then cross site access becomes a lot harder.
I've done it plenty of times for sites on the same host, get RCE or LFI through site one and use it to compromise a second site.
On different virtual machines you need to look for things like trust relationships between the hosts. I've seen multiple machines all mounting the same file share which contains all the sites the company hosts.
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If two sites are hosted on the same server then getting access to the server through one site potentially gives you access to every site on the server.
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And there is the inevitable spam!
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If someone is connecting to your hotspot then they must be physically very close to you to connect to the wifi, have a look around for the person who is always around when this happens, this will be your person.
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What format of password are you trying to crack and what format string are you passing it?
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Follow the official guide from Apple:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211078
No other software needed.
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I don't have an answer but it might be worth talking to any local prisons as they might have the same problems.
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Hmm, now you come up mention it....😀
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11 hours ago, tamir cohen said:
right now i work as penetration tester for a little compay who protects from mobile hacking
If you aren't in a team and the rest of the company don't know anything about jail breaking phones then I think there is something wrong with the company's business model.
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If you are looking at jail breaks, I wouldn't look at Apple, there have been much more done with Android.
Ask you team members, they'll get you started quicker than a forum will.
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You know Apple are also looking for jail breaks and similar things, just heard they put their bug bounty up to one million dollars. You got big pockets to beat that?
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Yes, it can break things.
Sounds like you don't know what the tool does otherwise this would be fairly obvious. Do your research, read what it does and how it works and you should be able to answer your own question.
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Pick up a Raspberry Pi and decent wifi card and use that. Would be a lot cheaper and much more versatile.
Bit bulkier but depends on what you are using it for.
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Once you go out of support for security patches you don't get any more unless something hits that is so bad that the manufacturer deems it worth putting out a special patch.
Remember, despite the 5x being the most recent, it came out in October 2015 so had 3 years of support.
Rooting a device generally makes it more vulnerable than less as the apps installed on it can do more damage. I'd stick with what is there and hope nothing is found rather than deliberately introducing more risk with a root.
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Do a hard reset and start again.
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Yes, definitely.
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Not if you want to be safe.
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Reformat your machine and stop playing with things you don't understand.
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Use a good VPN and make sure you do full certificate checks when authenticating. Only visiting HTTPS based sites, and again, checking certificates, will also help.
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Depends if you've got permission.
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First, it depends on your location and local laws, check those as they may limit what you can do.
In the UK, and I'd guess the USA, it depends how you use it. If you use it in a lab at home and don't attack anyone else, it's fine, if you use it against a client where you have a contact, that's fine, if you use it in school or the local shopping centre to attack random strangers, that's not fine.
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Hacking devices to alter TV sound frequency and pitch
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The only way this could be done would be though the TVs menu system, you couldn't do this by modifying the signal coming into the device.
Buy a TV and tape over the remote sensor before plugging it in. You'll need to use physical controls on the TV to change channel, but it will stop them doing things.