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Screenshot of isc.sans.edu: What is the origin of passwords submitted to honeypots?

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Screenshot of isc.sans.edu: After 28 years, SSLv2 is still not gone from the internet

After 28 years, SSLv2 is still not gone from the internet (isc.sans.edu)

112 points by 1970-01-01 3 years ago | 29 comments

Screenshot of isc.sans.edu: The low, low cost of committing cybercrime

The low, low cost of committing cybercrime (isc.sans.edu)

121 points by freedude 3 years ago | 73 comments

Screenshot of scsipub.com: How we run iSCSI over the internet

How we run iSCSI over the internet (scsipub.com)

23 points by qdotme 6 months ago | 9 comments

Screenshot of outpost24.com: Unmasking EncryptHub: Help from ChatGPT and Opsec Blunders

Unmasking EncryptHub: Help from ChatGPT and Opsec Blunders (outpost24.com)

52 points by marcusb 1 year ago | 14 comments

Screenshot of blog.sofiane.cc: What You Get After Running an SSH Honeypot for 30 Days

What You Get After Running an SSH Honeypot for 30 Days (blog.sofiane.cc)

476 points by SofianeHamlaoui 2 years ago | 315 comments

Blog post describing observations, attacker commands, and malware samples (e.g. BASHLITE/Gafgyt) collected from running an SSH honeypot for 30 days.

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Screenshot of stackdiary.com: Linksys Velop routers send Wi-Fi passwords in plaintext to US servers

Linksys Velop routers send Wi-Fi passwords in plaintext to US servers (stackdiary.com)

411 points by skilled 2 years ago | 179 comments

Stackdiary news article reporting that Linksys Velop mesh routers transmit Wi-Fi passwords in plaintext to servers in the US.

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