Some software is harmful and can cause problems for your Mac. Frequently, harmful apps are disguised as a movie or graphics file. These apps, called trojans, are most often spread by internet downloads and email attachments.
The copy-id tool can be dangerous. It can easily accidentally install multiple keys or unintended keys as authorized. The logic for choosing which key to install is convoluted. Extra authorized keys grant permanent access. They can later be used to spread attacks host-to-host, and the more keys there are, the higher the risk. It also violates all regulatory compliance requirements.
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The worm's file is spread as a dropper that is a Windows PE executable 29568 bytes long, packed with FSG file. When the dropper is run, it extracts the main worm's file that is 26624 bytes long and is packed with a modified UPX file compressor. That file is a DLL, so Netsky authors started to use a new approach to installing the worm to a system.
Before spreading in email the worm collects email addresses. It scans all files on all drives from C: to Z: except CD-ROM drives. If any file with the following extensions is found, the worm opens it and searches for email addresses there:
This feature allows the worm to spread to local network, to shared folders of P2P (peer-to-peer) clients and to ftp and http server folders (if such servers are present on an infected computer or on computers that have open shares with an infected one). Additionally it allows the worm to copy itself multiple times on a local hard disk.
In observed traffic these HTTP response bodies attempt to appear like benign XML related to .NET assemblies, but command data is actually spread across the many GUID and HEX strings present. Commands are extracted from HTTP response bodies by searching for HEX strings using the following regular expression: "\[0-9a-f-]36\""[0-9a-f]32""[0-9a-f]16". Command data is spread across multiple strings that are disguised as GUID and HEX strings. All matched substrings in the response are filtered for non HEX characters, joined together, and HEX-decoded. The first DWORD value shows the actual size of the message, followed immediately with the message, with optional additional junk bytes following. The extracted message is single-byte XOR decoded using the first byte of the message, and this is then DEFLATE decompressed. The first character is an ASCII integer that maps to the JobEngine enum, with optional additional command arguments delimited by space characters.
Antivirus software typically runs as a background process, scanning computers, servers or mobile devices to detect and restrict the spread of malware. Many antivirus software programs include real-time threat detection and protection to guard against potential vulnerabilities as they happen, as well as system scans that monitor device and system files looking for possible risks.
Information stealer (or infostealer) is a malware family designed to gather and exfiltrate sensitive information from the infected host. This threat became widespread over the past few years, and is increasingly distributed by multiple threat actors from the cybercrime ecosystem. The distribution methods used to spread stealers are varied, ranging from malspam to fake installers. As observed by SEKOIA.IO, most infection chains leverage social engineering techniques to lure victims into downloading and executing the malicious payloads.
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If I am using IMPORTXML for web scraping how would I account for empty or missing values under a certain SPAN class? Basically I want that value to display as a blank cell in my spreadsheet vs just skipping to the next value on the website.
can you explain how to extract some images URL from a google search based on a keyword? I have a spreadsheet with some products titles and want to put 1 o 2 images URL for each product in the cells beside the title cells. The products titles would be the keywords.
Was wondering, if you know what user agent GoogleDocs is using when performing the scrape? Im getting a fetch error but the content is available as rendered serverside so I guess there might be some kind of IP or useragent restriction. Id like to check that, but am not sure if this user agent:Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; GoogleDocs; apps-spreadsheets; )
Below GNU parallel reads the last argument when generating the second job. When GNU parallel reads the last argument, it spreads all the arguments for the second job over 4 jobs instead, as 4 parallel jobs are requested.
Some of the more skeptical cryptographers in the world now have a general distrust for NIST itself and the standards it has published that were supported by the NSA. Almost all of the widely implemented elliptic curves fall into this category. There are no known attacks on these special curves, chosen for their efficient arithmetic, however bad curves do exist and some feel it is better to be safe than sorry. There has been progress in developing curves with efficient arithmetic outside of NIST, including curve 25519 created by Daniel Bernstein (djb) and more recently computed curves by Paulo Baretto and collaborators, though widespread adoption of these curves are several years away. Until these non-traditional curves are implemented by browsers, they won't be able to be used for securing cryptographic transport on the web. 2ff7e9595c
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