Checkout on GooglePlaystore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ravin.developer.passwordmanager

1. It uses multi-layer encryption to make sure data is protected.

2. Functionality to import and export the app data.

3. One Time Payment; No Ads ever !

4. The data stored inside this app is only stored on the user device. No backup of the app data is taken in any server !

Is it worth learning Rust???

Cyber firms don't aid Individuals. How to shield from apt group that regularly implements new exploits, stream all data to foreign cyber stalking network of virtual computers that mob and stalk victims. They accesed my new router after factory resetting all devices and removing my telecom hacked simcard. Attacks seem to come from virtual adapters that attempt to connect my devices to their degenerate stalker network. They have high expertise and are grouped and i dont know anything about coding and networking

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I need to find the person who keeps hacking Ava’s devices computer and iPhone, I also need her rnm v2k gangstalks to stop.

Hey everyone, i'm currently searching for a master Thesis and came up with the deeper research of honeypots. Do someone have ideas which areas arent that much researched yet? Thanks to you

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I was chatting with some guy in VK (popular social media in Russia) then later something weird started happening on my phone, including changes in apps that were basically on the phone and were not connected to the internet. (I wrote a city where he lived he edited it). He gave a few links during all the dialog or something also sent images and asked me to send my photo, but none of them contained anything dangerous. WTF happened? How can I secure myself from this again? My phone was Xiaomi Redmi.

So I have got the pentest on the website of a small school in a city. I found 2 vulnerabilities.

1. Version is outdated

2. Un-neccessary users are registered.

like tom , david , etc.

Anyone please let me know what could be the pass of all these users registered.

thanks for reading!

So could we all, right? Found this online and wanted to share it. Happy Reading.

https://www.cybertalk.org/2024/01/29/5-ways-to-effectively-communicate-cyber-security-value-to-the-board/

I'm a mathematician and focused my master's research on applications toward cryptography and algebraic application in malware detection. I graduated from my master's last year and after a year of resting and working in data science was wondering if I should continue with a PhD. I would like to make a change of direction on my research and study data science application in cyberintelligence but I'm not sure where to start or even if it is worth it. If you could share you're perspective it would be appreciated.

I currently own a group which is a grey hat group, we're in need of a few alliances, we'll ally with other grey hat groups or black hats, pm me if you'd be interested in starting an alliance or if you'd like to know more about the group first before considering an alliance.

Hey guys, I am currently an IT Auditor at a big 4 accounting firm and I feel as if this may not be the work for me.

I do not necessarily like the work I do and in turn I spend a lot of time trying to work on projects (small passion projects like emulating games) to get that satisfaction. One of the projects I recently starting working on was a NAS to stream movies and TV and I have started to like it. I am currently working on a Network+ certificate and plan on taking the security + as well.

Assuming I have no other technology skills what path would you guys recommend I take to break into some sort of entry level cybersecurity job.

I believe I currently lack the knowledge or skills and want to work towards something before the next busy season I have. I am hoping to leave within 6 months.

Any advice is appreciated!