Hardentools is a collection of simple utilities designed to disable a number of "features" exposed by operating systems, and primary consumer applications.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Watch Your Hack - This manual explains how to protect yourself from hackers, in layman’s terms. Six professional hackers helped create this guide.

submitted by realpanzer from watchyourhack.com

The IsItPhishing Threat Detection allows to check in real time and in a fully automated process whether an URL is a phishing or a spam website.

submitted by realpanzer from isitphishing.ai

How Malicious Tor Relays are Exploiting Users in 2020 (Part I)

submitted by realpanzer from medium.com

Hacker Noon leaks drafts

submitted by realpanzer from securityreport.com

A new technique can detect newer 4G ‘stingray’ cell phone snooping

submitted by realpanzer from techcrunch.com

How Vulnerable Is G.P.S.?

submitted by realpanzer from newyorker.com

Beyond KrØØk: Even more Wi‑Fi chips vulnerable to eavesdropping

submitted by realpanzer from welivesecurity.com

MyCrypto’s Security Guide For Dummies And Smart People Too

submitted by realpanzer from medium.com

Anti-forensic kill-switches - Silk Guardian and usbkill

submitted by realpanzer from self.Security

Threat Intelligence - Free and Open Source Threat Intelligence Feeds

submitted by realpanzer from threat-intel.xyz

"I'm Open Sourcing the Have I Been Pwned Code Base"

submitted by realpanzer from troyhunt.com

Online Spyware Watchdog - the goal of this website is to classify spyware programs, so that users can be more aware that they are installing spyware.

submitted by realpanzer from spyware.neocities.org

Hackers abuse lookalike domains and favicons for credit card theft.

submitted by realpanzer from bleepingcomputer.com

Windows 10: HOSTS file blocking telemetry is now flagged as a 'Severe' security risk

submitted by realpanzer from bleepingcomputer.com

GitLab Support is no longer processing MFA resets for free users

submitted by realpanzer from about.gitlab.com

Cluster of 295 Chrome extensions caught hijacking Google and Bing search results

submitted by realpanzer from zdnet.com

VeraCrypt - open source disk encryption with strong security for the Paranoid

submitted by realpanzer from veracrypt.fr

The Case Against Full-Disk Encryption

submitted by realpanzer from linuxinsider.com

SysHardener - a security application that allows you to harden Windows settings to mitigate cybersecurity threats.

submitted by realpanzer from novirusthanks.org

Securing Email With DMARC

submitted by realpanzer from beaglesecurity.com

NodeJS module downloaded 7M times lets hackers inject code

submitted by realpanzer from bleepingcomputer.com

Decades-old email flaws could let attackers hide their identities

submitted by realpanzer from infogadgets.xyz

Scattered Secrets is a password breach notification and prevention service.

submitted by realpanzer from scatteredsecrets.com

Protectumus is an easy to install application. Protect your website from all forms of security threat such as hackers, spammers, Bad Bot and others.

submitted by realpanzer from protectumus.com

TryHackMe is an online platform for learning and teaching cyber security, all through your browser.

submitted by realpanzer from tryhackme.com

Sploitus - Exploit & Hacktool Search Engine

submitted by realpanzer from sploitus.com

Shadow Daemon is a collection of tools to detect, record, and block attacks on web applications. Technically speaking, it is a web application firewall that intercepts requests and filters out malicious parameters.

submitted by realpanzer from shadowd.zecure.org

SSL Server Test - this free online service performs a deep analysis of the configuration of any SSL web server on the public Internet.

submitted by realpanzer from ssllabs.com

Ransomware_Defender - an application for early warning about potential ransomware activity on a domain workstation.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

How phishing scammers manipulate your amygdala and oxytocin

submitted by realpanzer from youtube.com

Open Source Security Foundation

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Breached Password Detection

submitted by realpanzer from fusionauth.io

Meterpreter_Defender - An application for detecting and defending against in-memory hacking tools and exploitations. Specifically made to detect Meterpreter based payloads.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Shield - Stop malicious traffic, keep sensitive data from getting exposed and discover anomalies.

submitted by realpanzer from templarbit.com

Sonar - Continuous Security Monitoring

submitted by realpanzer from templarbit.com

Update Your Password Whenever You Get a Random 2FA Request

submitted by realpanzer from lifehacker.com

IntellaWatch - Cyber Security Aggregator

submitted by realpanzer from intellawatch.com

Make yourselves more secure on the net with these software/websites

submitted by realpanzer from self.Security

Bitwarden Review

submitted by ggarron from garron.blog

How to secure your web applications

submitted by realpanzer from self.Security

NuGetDefense - an MSBuildTask that checks for known vulnerabilities

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

waycup - a minimal tool that hides your online assets from online security scanners, researchers and hackers.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Using a VPN May Make You Less Secure

submitted by realpanzer from stu2b50.dev

IntelTechniques - This weekly podcast presents ideas to help you become digitally invisible, stay secure from cyber threats, and make you a better online investigator.

submitted by realpanzer from inteltechniques.com

Metrafin's goal is to remove fraudsters, impersonators, scammers, and other bad actors from the internet.

submitted by realpanzer from metrafin.com

Keycloak makes it easy to secure applications and services with little to no code.

submitted by realpanzer from keycloak.org

Checkphish - a free URL scanner to detect phishing and fraudulent sites

submitted by realpanzer from checkphish.ai

web-knock - small and simple server security tool, easy to deploy, to protect access to admin ports like SSH

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Bad routers list - which routers are secure for home/small business usage and which are not

submitted by realpanzer from badrouterlist.co.uk

Tor 0day: Burning Bridges

submitted by Drewski from hackerfactor.com

hollows_hunter - Scans all running processes. Recognizes and dumps a variety of potentially malicious implants (replaced/implanted PEs, shellcodes, hooks, in-memory patches).

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Two Tor zero-days disclosed, more to come

submitted by realpanzer from zdnet.com

Scamadviser - check if a website is a scam website or a legit one

submitted by realpanzer from scamadviser.com

CCleaner flagged as potentially unwanted by Windows Defender

submitted by realpanzer from microsoft.com

Twitter Has "Struggled For Years" To Control The Number Of Employees Who Have The Ability To Reset Accounts

submitted by realpanzer from zerohedge.com

Undetectable Linux Malware Targeting Docker Servers With Exposed APIs

submitted by realpanzer from thehackernews.com

BootHole Blows Hole In GRUB2 Bootloader Security, Including UEFI SecureBoot

submitted by realpanzer from phoronix.com

Randomness theory could hold key to internet security

submitted by realpanzer from techxplore.com

You don’t need SMS-2FA

submitted by realpanzer from blog.cmpxchg8b.com

Ask Us Anything Series (AMA): readers ask, we answer – InfoSec Handbook

submitted by realpanzer from self.Security

Zoom Security Exploit – Cracking private meeting passwords

submitted by realpanzer from tomanthony.co.uk

DoH Isn’t Better, It’s Just What Google Likes

submitted by realpanzer from dnsfilter.com

Detect PHP security vulnerabilities with Psalm

submitted by realpanzer from psalm.dev

Ransomware: These free decryption tools have now saved victims over $600m

submitted by realpanzer from zdnet.com

Stop DuckDuckGo clickjacking

submitted by realpanzer from lapcatsoftware.com

How to Defend Yourself Against Scammers, Corporations, and Government: Hacker’s Perspective

submitted by realpanzer from forklog.media

PhotoGIMP - A simple Patch for GIMP 2.10+ to help all Photoshop Users.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Telegram is NOT Secure

submitted by realpanzer from vec.io

Hat.sh - A Free, Fast, Secure and Serverless File Encryption

submitted by realpanzer from hat.sh

Security Headers analyses the HTTP response headers of sites and gives you the rating of that site.

submitted by realpanzer from securityheaders.com

madaidan's insecurities - a lot of information on certain security or privacy-related topics (Firefox, Linux, Android, ...)

submitted by realpanzer from madaidans-insecurities.github.io

utopia - all-in-one kit for secure instant messaging, encrypted e-mail communication, anonymous payments and private web browsing

submitted by realpanzer from u.is

Dow Jones Hammer is a multi-account cloud security tool for AWS. It identifies misconfigurations and insecure data exposures within most popular AWS resources, across all regions and accounts

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

A vigilante is sabotaging the Emotet botnet by replacing malware payloads with GIFs

submitted by realpanzer from zdnet.com

Breach exposed more than one million DNA profiles on a major genealogy database

submitted by magnora7 from buzzfeednews.com

dangerzone - take potentially dangerous PDFs, office documents, or images and convert them to a safe PDF

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Sandboxie-Plus – a fork of Sandboxie with improved functionality

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Hackers took over Obama, Bezos, Biden Twitter accounts for bitcoin scam

submitted by Drewski from businessinsider.com

Encryption Crackdown: Private Phone Network With 60,000 Users Dismantled by Law Enforcement

submitted by Drewski from news.bitcoin.com

Google Engineer Uncovers Holes In Linux's Speculative Execution Mitigations

submitted by Drewski from phoronix.com

List of Well-Known Web Sites that Port Scan Their Visitors | BleepingComputer

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from bleepingcomputer.com

eBay Port Scans Visitors' Computers for Remote Access Programs | BleepingComputer

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from bleepingcomputer.com

5 Essential Steps In Smart Contract Audit

submitted by Dexter2 from self.Security

Smart Contract Audit

submitted by Dexter2 from somish.com

Over 500,000 Zoom Accounts Sold on Hacker Forums, the Dark Web | Bleeping Computer

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from bleepingcomputer.com

Ransomware Gangs to Stop Attacking Health Orgs During Pandemic | BleepingComputer

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from bleepingcomputer.com

Unidentified Database Exposes 200 Million Americans | CyberNews

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from cybernews.com

New Action to Disrupt World’s Largest Online Criminal Network | Microsoft on the Issues

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from blogs.microsoft.com

The Graham-Blumenthal Bill: A New Path for DOJ to Finally Break Encryption

submitted by Drewski from eff.org

DOJ Plans to Strike Against Encryption While the Techlash Iron Is Hot

submitted by Drewski from cyberlaw.stanford.edu

UK Police Deny Responsibility for Poster Urging Parents to Report Kids for Using Kali Linux, Discord, Virtual Machines, & Tor Browser | ZDNet

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from zdnet.com

The Cost of Avast's Free Antivirus: Companies Can Spy on Your Clicks | PCMag

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from pcmag.com

Access Misconfiguration for Customer Support Database | Microsoft Security Response Center

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from msrc-blog.microsoft.com

7 Common Cyberattacks and How to Prevent Them

submitted by KateMC from 2muchcoffee.com

The FBI Got Data From A Locked iPhone 11 Pro Max—So Why Is It Demanding Apple Unlock Older Phones?

submitted by Drewski from forbes.com

Exploit That Gives Remote Access Affects ~200 Million Cable Modems | Ars Technica

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from arstechnica.com

Study finds five major US carriers vulnerable to SIM-swapping tactics

submitted by Drewski from engadget.com

US Police Have Quietly Brought A "Terrifying" Robot Dog Into Their Ranks

submitted by magnora7 from zerohedge.com

Have you heard of the AITA? Wikipedia calls them "the world aviation cartel", they control the rules for 82% of all world air traffic. They have a program called "Annex 17" that partnered airports around the world must comply with, including increased security

submitted by magnora7 from self.Security

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