GitHub policy change, zines, and staying healthy

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   A call for feedback on our policies around exploits and malware

   We’re calling for feedback on our policy around security research, malware, and exploits on the platform so that the security community can collaborate on GitHub under a clearer set of terms.,

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   Interactsh: Open-Source Solution for OOB Testing

   What is Interactsh? Interactsh is a server-client implementation that allows users to identify blind Out-of-Band (OOB) vulnerabilities that may not be detected by conventional testing methods.,

   Read : Interactsh: Open-Source Solution for OOB Testing
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   Ba​ttle Pr​ogra​m​mer Yu​u

   This is the exact vibe I like to see. People who have been doing RE since before I was born, people who are just getting started, questions and answers that respect the listener, no ego trips / gatekeeping / discouraging language.,

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4. /04

   Home – TCM Security Certifications

   Designed to be practical, our training and certifications help level up your hacker skills without teaching you fluff or burning a hole in your bank account. Stop spending thousands on training when you can prove your skillset to HR and hiring managers at a fraction of the cost.,

   Read : Home – TCM Security Certifications
5. /05

   I put all of my comics online!

   Hello! As you probably know, I write a lot of comics about programming, and I publish collections of them as zines you can buy at https://wizardzines.com. There are 273 comics right now which is a lot, so I’ve added a very simple search using list.js. Here’s what it looks like.,

   Read : I put all of my comics online!