Recent Questions - Information Security Stack Exchange

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How to Protect a Whistleblower's Website Against State-Level Attacks?

Background: There is a huge demand for exposing internal problems within employers in my country. Most workers are treated unfairly, and some even experience...

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Spoofing SMS Texts and Hiding Replies [closed]

I've encountered a situation where a person's number was spoofed to get some banking information. The spoofer was able to send and receive SMS texts from...

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Why is an empty USB shown in the list of boot devices in the UEFI interface? [closed]

Is it normal that a USB that is not bootable or completely empty is displayed in the list of boot devices in the uefi interface and is available for selection...

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What are the must-have features in a modern pentesting tool today? [closed]

I see reporting, automation, and compliance as top needs. What else matters?

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Biometry or complex passphrase for accessing a remote server [duplicate]

What would be considered more secure for accessing the terminal server via a GPO: a complex passphrase of minimum 14 characters with complexity enabled...

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Import and show expired gpg certification signatures?

I would like to import a gpg key that has expired cross signatures and be able to see those expired signatures with --list-sigs or --check-sigs. Gnupg...

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Can VPN services mitigate DDoS and remote attacks?

Some VPN service providers mention that using a VPN provides some mitigation from DDoS and remote attacks. For example, ProtonVPN states that a VPN can...

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Temporal associations of spam after emails to new addresses - how and what is leaked?

Sometimes when I send emails to new addresses, in relatively short periods of time I start to receive new kinds of spam. This pattern makes me to think...

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How do you independently verify that credentials have been rotated?

PCI compliance require us to rotate passwords but mainly seem to allow us to attest to the fact that we rotated the passwords based on trust that work...

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At what point and how does the bootkit's malicious code execute? [closed]

If the first sectors (gpt/mbr etc) of the drive are infected with a bootkit, will this malicious code be executed if I do not boot from this drive? Is...

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How do they filter millions/billions of request [closed]

Nearly in every country, ISP's implement Data caps. Can somebody tell me how do they implement them at software / hardware level ? How do they filter...

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