Use the payload as described in the exercise, but give it some time. However, for the positioning, do as onthesauce prescribed. If you set up burp correctly, you will find the page that comes back as 200 OK within 200 requests from the intruder on burp!
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Oldsmar joins a list of Florida cities that have suffered serious cyberattacks. In 2019, Riveria Beach paid a $600,000 ransom after hackers disabled its computer systems for three weeks. The same year, Lake City paid $480,000 to end a cyberattack.
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Six months after the end of the original Soul Hackers, The protagonist reunites with Hitomi Tono, returning from her time abroad with her father. At the request of Yūichi Haga, the Spookies slowly assemble as the events unfold. Yuichi, who had been living in the deserted Amami City on his own to continue his work as a hacker, noticed strange occurences in the city's servers, and reached out to the rest of the Spookies to help him handle the situation. As it turns out, demons have manifested in the digital space and are attacking the city's servers for an unknown reason. Yuichi is able to see them through his monitor, but is unable to intervene. However the protagonist's COMP, as is, cannot participate in battles in the digital space. Hitomi then suggest to pay Victor a visit. Victor successfully modifies the COMP so that demons can be summoned into the digital space to fight, he also explains that due to the city being abandonned, much of the help the Spookies had in their previous venture will not be possible, such as the merchants and ELL-115 not being able to provide their services.
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After hacking into Haum, DedSec learns, through an e-mail sent by one of its followers, that Cole Laing, a data architect at Haum, is possibly a pedophile. By hacking into his apartment, Marcus witnesses Cole using Haum technology to spy on children and negotiating the sale of the footage to an online costumer, Grizz. Marcus then proceeds to crash the hard drive, disrupt the audio and install a virus in the router, preventing the illegal transactions.
An outdated version of Windows and a weak cybersecurity network allowed hackers to access a Florida wastewater treatment plant's computer system and momentarily tamper with the water supply, federal investigators revealed in a memo obtained by ABC News.
The FBI's Cyber Division on Tuesday notified law enforcement agencies and businesses to warn them about the computer vulnerabilities, which led to the Bruce T. Haddock Water Treatment Plant in Oldsmar being hacked on Feb. 5.
The hacker was able to use remote access software to raise the levels of sodium hydroxide in the water from about 100 parts per million to 11,100 parts per million for a few minutes, according to investigators. Sodium hydroxide is used in liquid drain cleaners and used, in small doses, to remove metals from water.
A plant manager who noticed the hack as it unfolded was able to return the system to normal before any major damage occurred, investigators said. The public was never in danger because it would have taken 24 to 36 hours for tainted water to hit the system if no one had intervened.
The FBI and other law enforcement agencies are still trying to determine who was behind the hack and any possible motives. It's unclear if the suspects were foreign or domestic, sources close to the investigation told ABC News. Investigators said they're concerned the culprit could strike again -- and the outcome could be far worse.
Uber employees on Thursday discovered that huge swaths of their internal network had been accessed by someone who announced the feat on the company Slack channel. The intruder, who sent screenshots documenting the breach to The New York Times and security researchers, claimed to be 18 years old and was unusually forthcoming about how it occurred and just how far it reached, according to the news outlet, which broke the story.
Uber had MFA, short for multifactor authentication, in place in the form of an app that prompts the employee to push a button on a smartphone when logging in. To bypass this protection, the hacker repeatedly entered the credentials into the real site. The employee, apparently confused or fatigued, eventually pushed the button. With that the attacker was in.
It remains unclear what other data the hacker had access to and whether the hacker copied or shared any of it with the world at large. Uber on Friday updated its disclosure page to say: "We have no evidence that the incident involved access to sensitive user data (like trip history)."
Not much. The person claims to be 18 years old and took to Uber Slack channels to complain that Uber drivers are underpaid. This, and the fact that the intruder took no steps to conceal the breach, suggest that the breach is likely not motivated by financial gain from ransomware, extortion, or espionage. The identity of the individual remains unknown so far.
The Complaint also identifies a series of other computer intrusions for which LAMO has acknowledged responsibility in interviews with members of the press. In some instances, according to the Complaint, LAMO personally admitted responsibility for the computer intrusion to representatives of the victimized company, explaining how he hacked their computer network, and providing corroboration that he was, in fact, the intruder. The other intrusions, and the approximate dates according to the charges, are: (1) Excite@Home, May 2001; (2) Yahoo!, September 2001; (3) Microsoft, October 2001; (4) MCI WorldCom, November 2001; (5) SBC Ameritech, December 2001; and (6) Cingular, May 2003. 2ff7e9595c
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