An article about Windows XP? What is this, a blog post written in 2005? No, this is the year 2020 and unfortunately, there are some systems out there that are still running ancient operating systems (and software) which stopped receiving support from their maker over a decade ago. If your first reflex is to say […]
Hacking a vulnerable XP box takes a novice pentester 10 minutes Read More »
Have you ever been in the situation where you’ve got this Joomla website and you have access to files and the database, but you can’t login? Then our latest video on our YouTube channel might be something for you. In our video, we teach you how to use the database to change the password of
Joomla 4 ships with a plugin that promises to protect your websites against clickjacking out of the box. We tested the plugin (so you don’t have to). and share the results and our conclusions in our blog post.
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In case you are not familiar with Mailgun, it’s a service to send e-mails with an easy to use API. It’s mostly used for transactional mails and a great tool for developers to use. When I woke up this morning, my first thought was “I have to check Mailgun’s pricing”. I’m not even lying. When
Mailgun pricing changed, but where’s the announcement? Read More »
If you are still in the planning fase for creating a YouTube channel that revolves around slime, opening toys, doing dumb shit to impress ten year olds or any other type of content that targets children, you might want to re-evaluate your plans. YouTube has just informed their creators about changes around content that is
YouTube drops bomb on creators targeting children, announces sweeping changes. Read More »
