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ieGeek IG20 CCTV Multiple Vulnerabilities – CVE-2022-38970

28 August 202215 March 2023 RiSec.n0tst3 6 Comments amazon, CVE-2022-38970, flaw, flaws, ieGeek, IG20, Issues, security, vulnerabilities

Amazon’s ieGeek brand may be “highly rated” and “recommended,” but recent security concerns have been raised regarding their CCTV cameras, including the predictable UID weakness in the IG20 model. Read on to learn more. #ieGeek #securityvulnerabilities #CCTVcameras

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A Security Researcher Contacted Me – What should I do?

30 June 20224 November 2022 RiSec.n0tst3 0 Comments Bug hunters, Researcher, What should i do

Businesses say that they take the security of customer data seriously but, when presented with a vulnerability, are often more

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UK’s Leading Cybersecurity Agency Urges Business Leaders to Take Cyber Risks Seriously

31 March 202331 March 2023 RiSec.n0tst3 0 Comments cybersecurity, NCSC, UK

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) of the UK has released an updated Cyber Security Board Toolkit and is urging

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Learning Django: Key Concepts Every Beginner Should Master

31 March 202331 March 2023 RiSec.n0tst3 0 Comments Django, learning, python

When building sophisticated online applications, developers frequently use the well-liked Python web framework Django. Yet, learning everything about Django at

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PHP vs Ruby vs Python vs Go: Comparing Popular Programming Languages for Web Development

31 March 202331 March 2023 RiSec.Mitch 0 Comments Go, php, python, Ruby

There are numerous programming languages to select from when creating web applications. Some of the well-known choices include PHP, Ruby,

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Twitter discontinues text message two-factor authentication for non-Blue subscribers

26 March 202327 March 2023 RiSec.n0tst3 0 Comments 2FA, Blue, Twitter

In a controversioal move, twitter has recently announced that it is discontinuing the use of text message two-factor authentication for all users, except for those who subscribe to Twitter Blue. This means that users who have relied on SMS-based two-factor authentication to protect their accounts will now need to switch…

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