
u/eve-collins

Low - can someone explain?
I’m almost done with 2nd part, but I’m very confused - is Low a different podcast, not a darknet diaries one? I’m still waiting for the “stories from the dark side of the internet” but I’m starting to get a feeling it’s not gonna happen. Sorry if this has already been asked.
It finally happened! Got a Coinbase phishing to my Gym email.
I'm so glad I am now a part of the Proton family! Been using Proton Mail + SimpleLogin for quite some time now, been moving my accounts slowly from gmail. Today I finally got a phishing email claiming coinbase received my account deletion request which I received to my local gym email address.
I'm partly mad that this shitass gym (which is, btw, a quite big chain here) leaked my email address. But I'm also happy I can just disable the alias and re-create a new one.
Loving the plus!
I didn’t expect much from the plus subscription but still subscribed in order to support Jack. Oh.. my.. god.. I just listened to the bonus episode about Sebastian. Even tho it was short 30 minutes story I loved it soooo much!
Jack, if you’re reading this, please keep up the great work!!
Apple ‘Hide My Email’ Vulnerability Reveals Peoples’ Real Email Addresses
A vulnerability in Apple’s “Hide My Email” tool lets almost anyone discover a person’s real email address that is supposed to be hidden by the feature, and Apple has failed to fix it for more than a year, according to a security researcher and 404 Media’s own tests.
For my US fellow traders. How do you do it?
It looks like Polymarket is doing everything to stop you from trading if you're based in US. I was able to do it via a VPN setup on one of the big cloud providers. It worked for a while but then stopped. It looks like they might be blocking traders that are coming from cloud providers like AWS or DigitalOcean.
For those of you that are in US - how do you folks do it?
What is your methodology when working on boxes?
I worked on the Abducted medium linux box, and I found myself struggling with my general methodology. Below are spoilers so if you haven't worked on Abducted - stop reading here.
>!My methodology so far is mostly fingerprinting and footprinting the instance, finding which services and which versions are running, looking for CVEs for those services, then if found - look for ways to exploit them. With Abducted it was going nowhere. The Samba version is 4.6.2 which has a CVE but on this box it's not exploitable. The actual real issue is a misconfiguration that leads to a print-subsystem command injection (CVE-2026-4480). Given that this CVE is not a version specific and given there's no way to look at the Samba configuration in order to see a misconfiguration - how is one supposed to figure CVE-2026-4480 is what should be exploited? !<
>!Don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed this box and I'm not complaining, but I'm legitimately trying to understand what should be the methodology on finding these kinds of vulns. I'm sure I won't be able to pass the CPTS exam or be able to solve any hard boxes if I don't change smth in my approach. !<
Any feedback is welcome!
Is this a bug?
It says spawn the target system to answer the questions, but there are no questions.
I’m in!
Happy to join the club!
Where will I see the blocks once I start hitting them?
The Silicon Valley reference is amazing!
So I was doing one of the machines last night and what a blast was to see it's referencing characters from the Silicon Valley show (imo one of the best shows of all times about engineers).
I won't name the box but if you did it - you know which one I'm referring to.
ps (spoiler) >!out of all of them of course Dinesh was the one to leak his credentials to a git commit hahahaha!<