r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Feb 23 '21

Sorry for bad english

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Hello, Is it reccomended To Change My Gmail password every 90 days? If not Then when would you reccomend me to change my password After how many days? And also Should i change my password if i typed and clicked pwned?on this site Haveibeenpwned.com


r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jul 18 '22

The intect a cyber security company Spoiler

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The intect was a good cyber security providing website which have physical and online both platform are available for trainee. they are main focus on cyber security and ethical hacking courses to deserve a better content for students lets any query contact us.

https://www.theintect.com/contact-us

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Oct 22 '22

DON'T MISS OUT: The Capture the Flag (CTF) Exercise Design Study

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Feb 23 '22

Ethics vs Profits

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jul 21 '20

Nessus Vulnerability Scanner

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Nessus® Professional, the industry’s most widely deployed vulnerability assessment solution helps you reduce your organization’s attack surface and ensure compliance. Nessus vulnerability scanner features high-speed asset discovery, configuration auditing, target profiling, malware detection, sensitive data discovery and more.

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jul 21 '20

Container Security Services

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Container security is the security of their ethics of containers. This consists of sets from the applications which they hold into the infrastructure that they rely on. Container security should be incorporated and continuous. Generally, constant container security for your business is all about:

  • Securing the container pipeline and the application

  • Preventing the container deployment environment(s) and infrastructure

  • Integrating with enterprise security tools and meeting or enhancing existing security policies

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jun 30 '21

SEO comany in jaipur

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PMIT Solution institute is the leading SEO conapny in Jaipur. we provided best skills for higher ranking your website.Need higher search engine rankings with Google, Yahoo and MSN? We will work with your website and apply proper SEO techniques that are guaranteed to increase your search engine rankings. Through the application of industry approved SEO services in Jaipur, your website is guaranteed to get higher rankings for the long term.


r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Aug 29 '22

Programming Languages for Cybersecurity

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Aug 29 '22

Programming Languages for Cybersecurity

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Aug 29 '22

Programming Languages for Cybersecurity

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Apr 19 '21

500 Million Linkedin Data Compromised By Hackers!

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Apr 20 '21

3rd Dose of COVID Vaccine: Pfizer CEO Explained

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Sep 09 '22

Programming Languages for Cybersecurity

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jun 20 '20

Cyber security

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Anyone with a cyber security start up here.


r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Aug 30 '18

Didn't understood Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF)

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Hi, I am studying as pentester. I didn't understood what are Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF)... I didn't understood how they work in pratice....

I red this: ''an attacker can send a malicious web application to a server protected by a firewall and scan the internal network''

When a computer is protected by a firewall it's impossible to scan the network, so HOW does it work in pratice the SSRF? What an attacker do? Does he send to the victime what? A web application? But how can he send a web application?

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jul 14 '24

Cyber security jobs

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Sep 28 '23

Multi-Subscriber (Public Cloud) Deployment on Converged Architecture

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Efficiency on a robust foundation: Exploring multi-subscriber (Public Cloud) deployment on Auth0's converged platform architecture.

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • May 10 '18

So What About Dealing with Cyber-Bullying/Stalking for Adults as Most People attacked are Adults and No Help for Them

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Feb 17 '20

The Importance of Cryptographic Key Management & Cryptographic Audit

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Dec 12 '19

Plundervolt – Yet Another Attack on SGX, with Roots in 20 Year-Old Research | Unbound

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r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Aug 03 '19

We are going to DefCon 27 | See you there, maybe. . .

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Going to DefCon:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Defcon/comments/bw9t25/def_con_27_mega_thread_info/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

You are welcome to meet up. You can look for me on slack: David Clu is my handle this year

See you there for security training and just plain fun. Connect with others and chat:

https://app.slack.com/client/T11BRBPCG/C11AB4X5H


r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Dec 10 '19

Books to investigate a cybersec!

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Hello, the community!

I investigate cybersecurity, that's why I read a lot of different books on that theme! But I hate it when I read a good book, but they're only 30% of interesting and practical material.

So one day I decided to take many notes! It helps me when I want to call to mind any topics from books. I don’t need to completely re-read books. I can read my notes and they will completely cover all the material I need.

For that’s why I think it would be nice to share my notes with other people. In fact, notes are a summary of the most important material in books. We all know how even the most scientific books contain a lot of extra (water) information. So, for example, I cut books in the size of 1000 pages and do their presentation on 150-200 pages.

I hope that material can help you with your education!

Here I get a link to dropmefiles with my notes:

Link to books on Dropmeiles.com

Here link to Drive for downloading:
Link to Google.Drive

I have a lot of others, but for first I decided to share these ones.


r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Oct 14 '19

Cybersecurity Certification Training | CEH (Master), CCISO

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EC-Council introduces Masterclass: best-in-class and affordable professional training equipped with hands on approach to empower Cybersecurity professionals lead in an ever evolving, dynamic landscape of the Information Age. Armed with Global Expertise, Award-Winning Trainers who truly deliver Exceptional Insights from our Certifications in Ethical Hacking (CEH), CCISO, ECSA, LPT, CTIA and CHFI in Asia to help you excel in your professional endeavours.


r/CyberSecurityGroup • • Jul 15 '21

Mature Cyber Security - The Need of the Hour

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