How to turn security research into profit, How a teenager hacked Uber, and Creating a CTF challenge

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   How a teenager hacked Uber

   Going over what's currently known about the major Uber breach, and how the hacker was able to compromise their entire network in very little time. Uber security update.

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   Introducing - CloudFox

   CloudFox helps you gain situational awareness in unfamiliar cloud environments. It’s a command line tool created to help penetration testers and other offensive security professionals find exploitable attack paths in cloud infrastructure.

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   Multiverse, not Metaverse

   Generative AI lets us explore Many worlds owned by Nobodies, and this is fundamentally better than One world owned by Somebody.

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   The Last Algorithms Course You'll Need (Free)

   Welcome to a super fun, beginner-friendly data structures and algorithms course.

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   Challendar - Creating a Challenge for The Infosecurity Challenge 2022

   Although spaceraccoon doesn't actively participate in CTFs, he enjoys creating CTF challenges as it forces him to learn by doing. Creating a good CTF challenge is an art, not a science. As the winner of last year’s $30k The InfoSecurity Challenge (TISC), he decided to contribute a challenge this year.

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